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HDMI to VGA Adapter 1080P, HDMI Male to VGA Female Adapter with Audio and DC for Laptop,pc,Desktop,TVbox,Xbox,PS3,PS4 etc -Black
Cableader

Cableader HDMI to VGA Adapter 1080P

Bottom line: The Cableader HDMI to VGA Adapter 1080P ($5.49 on Amazon as of 2026-10-06): Active IC chip converts HDMI to VGA, not a passive pin-swap that fails on most sources; main trade-off: VGA cable is not included and must be bought separately.

$5.49

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*Price sourced from Amazon.com. Last updated 2026-10-06. Price and availability subject to change.

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • ✓ Active IC chip converts HDMI to VGA, not a passive pin-swap that fails on most sources
  • ✓ Full 1920x1080 output, plus 720p and 1600x1200 for older 4:3 HD monitors
  • ✓ Separate 3.5mm audio out recovers sound that VGA cannot carry
  • ✓ Plug and play with no driver install on laptop, desktop, TV box, Xbox, PS3, or PS4

Cons

  • ✗ VGA cable is not included and must be bought separately
  • ✗ 20cm length means the adapter hangs off the port with no reach
  • ✗ One-way HDMI to VGA only; it will not convert VGA sources to an HDMI display
  • ✗ Micro USB power port ships without a charging cable in the box

Manufacturer description

The Cableader HDMI to VGA Adapter bridges a modern HDMI source to legacy VGA display gear in a 20cm dongle, so an older projector or CRT-era monitor keeps earning its shelf space. An active IC chip inside the plastic housing converts the signal rather than passing it through passively, which is why the adapter drives resolutions up to 1920x1080 Full HD, plus 720p and 1600x1200 for HD monitors, projectors, and HDTVs. Connect the HDMI male end to a laptop, desktop, Ultrabook, TV box, Xbox, PS3, or PS4, then run your own VGA cable from the female port to the display. No driver install and no…

SpecPicks Verdict

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does this adapter include a VGA cable?

No. The adapter has a VGA female port, so you supply your own VGA cable to reach the monitor or projector. That cable is sold separately.

Will it output 1080p?

Yes. It supports resolutions up to 1920x1080 Full HD, and also handles 720p and 1600x1200 for HD monitors, projectors, and HDTVs.

How do I get audio, since VGA does not carry sound?

The adapter has a 3.5mm audio output. Run a 3.5mm cable from that jack to powered speakers, a soundbar, or the projector's audio input.

Does it work with a PS4 or Xbox?

Yes. Cableader lists Xbox, PS3, and PS4 alongside laptops, desktops, Ultrabooks, notebooks, and TV boxes as compatible HDMI sources.

Can I use it to connect an old VGA computer to an HDMI TV?

No. This is an HDMI male to VGA female converter and works in one direction only, from an HDMI source out to a VGA display. A VGA-to-HDMI converter is a different product.

Key Features

  • 【HDMI TO VGA adapter】The HDMI to VGA adapter length 20CM,HDMI male to VGA female, delivers high bandwidth video signals from your laptop/desktop/game console/TV box to projector/minitor
  • 【Plug&Play】This HDMI to VGA adapter ,easy to use, no need driver,just plug and play.
  • 【Solid&Stable】The HDMI to VGA converter with solid Plastic housing and Soft cable , Built-in active IC chip make sure high quality
  • 【1080P】The HDMI to VGA cable supports resolutions up to 1920x1080 Full HD, including 720p and 1600x1200 for HD monitors or projectors and HDTVS
  • 【Wide Compatible】The HDMI to VGA compatible for Laptop,Desktop,PC,computer,Ultrabook, Notebook,TVbox,Xbox,PS3,PS4 etc .

Full Specifications

BrandCableader
ColorBlack
FinishHdmi, projector
Model NumberNXA031-M
CompatibilityPC, PS4, PS3, Xbox
Connector TypeHDMI
Item Dimensions0.01 x 1.73 inches
Mfr Part NumberNXA031-M
Number of Items1
Number of Ports2
Power Plug TypeNo Plug
Compatible DevicesDesktop, Gaming Console, Laptop, Projector, Television
Smart Home CompatibilityNot Smart Home Compatible
Item dimensions L x W x H0.01 x 1.73 inches
Specific Uses For ProductProjector
Full listing titleHDMI to VGA Adapter 1080P, HDMI Male to VGA Female Adapter with Audio and DC for Laptop,pc,Desktop,TVbox,Xbox,PS3,PS4 etc -Black

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