Video Cable Adapter HDMI Type A VGA D-Sub + 3.5mm DeLOCK 65587

The DeLOCK 65587 video cable adapter converts an HDMI Type A output to a VGA (D-Sub) input and provides a 3.5 mm stereo jack for audio output. The adapter has a male HDMI Type A connector and a VGA female connector, allowing you to connect HDMI-equipped sources to VGA monitors or projectors. With a compact depth of 150 mm and available in black or white, this adapter is intended for simple plug-and-play use where analog video and separate audio are required.

Advantages

This HDMI Type A to VGA D-Sub adapter offers a straightforward solution for connecting modern HDMI devices to legacy VGA displays while also providing a 3.5 mm audio output for sound. It is compact and easy to install, requires no additional power in most setups, and supports common use cases such as connecting laptops, desktops, set-top boxes or media players to external VGA monitors or projectors.

Suitable for

• Connecting laptops with HDMI output to VGA monitors
• Using HDMI media players or set-top boxes with VGA projectors
• Presentations in meeting rooms with VGA-only projectors
• Legacy displays that require separate audio connection via 3.5 mm

Key specifications

• Model: DeLOCK 65587 (MPN: 65587, EAN: 4043619655878)
• Connector 1: HDMI Type A (male)
• Connector 2: VGA (D-Sub, female) + 3.5 mm stereo jack
• Product colour: Black, White
• Depth: 150 mm

How to use

Insert the male HDMI Type A connector into the HDMI output of your source device. Connect a VGA cable from the adapter’s VGA female port to the VGA input of your monitor or projector. If audio is required, plug a 3.5 mm audio cable into the adapter’s stereo jack and connect the other end to speakers or the audio input of the display. Power on both devices; most configurations work plug-and-play, but check the source device’s display settings if no image appears.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use a high-quality VGA cable and confirm that the source device’s resolution and refresh rate are compatible with the connected VGA display. If the display remains blank, review the source device’s output settings or try a different HDMI port or cable.