Video cable adapter Techly IDATA-HDMI-VGA2AU 0.15 m

The Techly IDATA-HDMI-VGA2AU 0.15 m is a compact video cable adapter that converts a digital HDMI signal into analog VGA video while providing integrated audio output and an auxiliary power input. With an HDMI male input and a combined VGA + 3.5 mm audio + Micro USB output, this black adapter enables connection between modern HDMI sources (laptops, media players, set-top boxes) and older VGA monitors, projectors or displays. Its short 0.15 m length and 81 g weight make it suitable for portable use and quick set-ups for presentations or extended display work.

Advantages

This adapter delivers digital-to-analog video conversion in a single compact unit, removing the need for separate converters and audio cables. It includes a 3.5 mm audio output so sound from HDMI sources can be sent to speakers or a display with audio input. The Micro USB female port accepts external power when the HDMI source cannot supply sufficient current, improving compatibility with a wide range of devices. The black finish and lightweight design make it convenient to carry and integrate into existing AV setups.

Suitable for

• Connecting HDMI-equipped laptops or media players to VGA monitors or projectors
• Presentations in meeting rooms or classrooms with legacy display equipment
• Situations where separate audio extraction from HDMI is required
• Portable setups where a short, lightweight adapter is preferred

Key specifications

• Length: 0.15 m
• Input connector: HDMI (male)
• Output connectors: VGA (female) + 3.5 mm audio (female) + Micro USB (female) for power
• Function: Digital HDMI to analog VGA video conversion with audio extraction
• Colour: Black
• Weight: 0.081 kg

How to use

Insert the HDMI connector into the HDMI output of the source device. Connect a VGA cable from the adapter's VGA output to the VGA input of the monitor or projector. If audio is required, connect a 3.5 mm audio cable from the adapter's audio output to speakers or an audio-capable display. If the HDMI source does not provide sufficient power to drive the converter, plug a Micro USB cable from a USB power supply or a powered USB port into the adapter's Micro USB female connector. After connections are made, select the appropriate input on the display device and configure the source device's display settings as needed (resolution and refresh rate compatible with the VGA display).

Usage recommendations

Use resolutions and refresh rates supported by the connected VGA display to ensure stable image output. If image or audio issues occur, connect external power to the Micro USB port and verify audio output settings on the source device. For best results, use good-quality HDMI and VGA cables and avoid excessive cable lengths on the VGA side to maintain signal integrity.