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Your cart is empty.4.3 out of 5 stars
- #298 in DVI-HDMI Adapters
- #14,677 in Computer Cables & Interconnects
Product Description
Diesel371
Reviewed in the United States on May 29, 2025
Did not work as intended
Abhinay Imandi
Reviewed in the United States on March 30, 2025
It delivers high-quality video output with no lag, making it ideal for work or gaming. The sturdy build ensures a reliable connection, and setup is quick and hassle-free. Highly recommend for anyone needing an efficient multi-display solution!
Hello
Reviewed in the United States on March 24, 2025
The USB-C to Dual HDMI adapter is just what I needed for my home office. It's as easy as it gets, I just plugged it in, and it worked. The adapter's two HDMI ports support 4K at 60Hz, which means both screens have stunning clarity. The adapter also comes with a one meter USB-C to USB-A cable, which comes in handy. Not only is it easy to set up, but it is also easy to carry around. Definitely recommend it to anyone needing to increase productivity by adding external monitors to their computers! ❤️
Dante
Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2025
I needed it for extension mode since my desktop took a dive and for now this was a cheaper option. Will update on longevity but picture seems fine and i have pretty nice modern monitors and my laptop is a newer Alienware.
JohnnyD
Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2025
First day with product. Connected to two 4k hdmi monitors. Plug and play. Good to go. Device came with usb c cable as well. So far, so good!
Ella
Reviewed in the United States on April 5, 2025
I was looking for this one.It has c type cord.Easy to plug in the car.Works great.Connecting to tv now much easier and comfortable.Quality is great.
Carlos
Reviewed in the United States on April 15, 2025
This USB-C to HDMI adapter is exactly what I needed. I connected my laptop to two 4K monitors and everything worked perfectly with no lag or image issues. Setup was simple and the included 1-meter cable helps keep my desk tidy. The compact size makes it easy to carry in my laptop bag. Great for boosting productivity and keeping things organized.
Flybeething
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on September 30, 2024
Got this as I wanted to be able to use a single lead to extend monitors for mine (lenovo thinkpad) and my son's laptop (Macbook) - I was not clear initially how this would work but find that it offers decent compatibility with both. On the Lenovo I can extend to the two other monitors (using the native USB-C I have) and with the macbok it can extend to one screen or mirror to two (I could not work out if I didn't do something correct but believe it's more related to the MacOS). It is plug and play and works well just make sure it does work for your intended use. Good option if you have both Windows and Mac.
Sean K.
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on September 30, 2024
I recently upgraded my PC and had a spare unit, so I decided to make a media centre for the projector. The antique PC had VGA and DisplayPort, so this was the purchase for.It works as intended and is super easy, just plug and go.But for USB to HDMI, it didn't work as my USB port was not compatible. I also tested it on my Honor Magic4 phone, and it didn't work either. I had a cheaper one that worked on my old PC, and mobile phone. so judging by the price of £39.99, I am slightly disappointed.So, if you are looking for DisplayPort to dual HDMI, this may be suitable but there are cheaper alternatives available.For USB C to HDMI, unless you have Thunderbolt 3 + in your system (check for a lightning symbol next to the port AND the product information), this isn't the cheapest option.
Probus inspicio
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on September 17, 2024
I was surprised to find this has an all-metal case and this gave me an impression of quality because it also means it has some weight to it. A long USB C to A cable is provided for the power, but as you would probably expect you need to provide the DisplayPort and HDMI cables yourselfThe power can be provided by plugging it into a USB port on the computer or on a display as long as the port is capable of providing the required voltage. You can also plug it into USB charger or a wall socket that has a USB socket. This provides some flexibility in terms of where you can place the splitter box. You can have it near the computer, near the monitor or even a distance away from both as long as you have the ability to provide power to it.The connection points of the cables hold nicely, with not too much force to insert/remove but they grip the cables enough so they won’t come loose even if hanging off under their own weight (e.g. off the back of a desk).It performed in terms of picture performance as they claimed. I would recommend this product
acee
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on September 11, 2024
The adapter is compact and metal encased. On one side there are two HDMI sockets and on the other a DisplayPort and USB-C power in. There are no hardware switches. The adapter is not supplied with any video cables but does come with a USB-A to C power cable. The adapter allows two monitors to run from a single DisplayPort outlet. Used with a Windows PC the adapter will work with the additional monitors in a number of ways such as mirroring or extending the main display.I am using the adapter with a Dell XPS-13 laptop. The laptop does not have a DisplayPort output but links with docks that do. Using a dock the laptop is normally able to run an extended display across multiple monitors. I set up the Jcymele adapter plugged in a DisplayPort outlet on a dock and connected to two HDMI monitors. I did not have any other external monitors connected. The system worked as advertised for a PC without a DisplayPort outlet, in that the external monitors were capable of mirroring and extending from my laptop screen but they were not capable of extending between the two. Using different docks etc not all configurations works. In some one monitor would blank out so only the other would work.This adapter works well by increasing video capability but it should be linked directly to a DisplayPort outlet on a PC running Windows to get the most out of it.
Jeff
Reviewed in the United States on December 29, 2024
I was hesitant about buying a splitter for two 4K 100Hz monitors, but it work great! Gets a little warm but no issues right out of the box.
Customer Review
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 8, 2024
I am reviewing a full size DisplayPort input to 2x HDMI output adapter, which I believe is currently listed as the "large" variant.I've tested a lot of adapters. Generally speaking, they tend to be USB C to an array of video outputs (via DisplayPort alt mode on my laptop - never my desktop). However, I have never tested a full-size DisplayPort to multiple video outputs before. To say I was sceptical is a severe understatement.Quite simply, I absolutely have to eat some humble pie here. This works and it works really well. For reference, my set-up is DisplayPort (1 port only) from an RTX 3090, to two HDMI driven monitors (one at 1440p, one at 1080p). After connecting the video card to both monitors via this adapter and powering it via the USB C power (I actually used a USB C to USB C power Cable), this worked without a single issue. 100% plug and play, genuinely two different, separate HDMI outputs from one single DisplayPort output on a standard desktop video card. Unbelievable! The monitors aren't particularly high end monitors, so I enabled the maximum refresh rates on each (75 Hertz on the 1440p and 60 Hertz on the 1080p). Windows recognised them as two completely distinct, completely separate monitors, capable of extending the desktop across them and working independently just as they had been when they were plugged into separate ports on the video card.In short, this is a way to drive two monitors from a single display port output on a GPU. And it works. I now need to reevaluate a lot of other things I considered impossible.
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