Warranty                                                                       3-year

Cable Shield Type                                                         Aluminum-Mylar Foil with Braid

Connector Plating                                                         Nickel

Fire Rating                                                                    CMG Rated (General Purpose)

Number of Conductors                                                 19

Connector B                                                                  1 - VGA (D-SUB 15 pin) Male

Color                                                                              Black

Connector Style                                                             Straight to Straight Latching

Product Weight                                                              13.4 oz [380 g]

Wire Gauge                                                                    28 AWG

Weight                                                                           1.1 lb [0.5 kg]

DisplayPort to VGA Cable Adapter 1.8m

DisplayPort to VGA Cable Adapter

The STC Gold-Plated DisplayPort to VGA cable is an indispensable companion for your laptop or desktop equipped with DisplayPort. Directly connect your computer to a monitor or projector for high-definition video (1920x1200 or 1080p) with this VGA cable. Mirror or extend your desktop for an expanded workstation, or to show a presentation at school or work. The combination of gold-plated connectors, bare copper conductors, and foil & braid shielding provides superior cable performance and delivers exceptional picture quality.

Feature

Connects DisplayPort computers or laptops (Lenovo, Dell, HP, ASUS, and other dominant brand) to VGA displays

Supports 1080p @60Hz and PC graphics resolutions up to 2048 x 1152 @60Hz

Features a Quad-shielded cable with a PVC jacket for maximum video performance prevention of signal loss

Features latching DisplayPort connector to ensure secure connection

Compatibility

Compatible Mode: Compatible with all DisplayPort interfaces, like as digital monitors, PCs, projectors, MacBook

Attention

DisplayPort connectors need a spring squeeze release to get them loose. On the bottom of the DisplayPort male connector, there is a plastic part to squeeze on

Latching the DisplayPort connector prevents accidental disconnection

Attention

It's not the HDMI to VGA Cable, it's a DisplayPort to VGA Cable

It's used to connect the laptop or graphic card with DisplayPort output, and the monitor with VGA input. It could not work in the opposite direction.

Customer Feedback

"I have a Dell e-port replicator w/ 2xdisplay port, 2xDVI & 1xVGA outputs. I had two 27" monitors that have VGA & HDMI inputs that I wanted to connect. I used the VGA connection for 1 monitor .. for the other, converting DVI to HDMI resulting in screen flickering, so I bought this cable to convert a display port to VGA, which worked great."

"Works well. PC picks it up right away. We have it displaying 1280x1024, which it does great. I haven't tested any HD resolutions."

"Works great and the shorter length option is convenient to keep the cable mess to a minimum. I have this fed by a StarTech.com Thunderbolt 3 to Dual DisplayPort Adapter to a cheap 1080p display that does not have a DisplayPort connection."

"My Dell laptop had a shaky VGA signal (it's a work hand-me-down, so no telling). So I tried this adapter to use the DisplayPort to connect to my old VGA-input-only monitor, and it works great! The picture is as good as or better than any direct VGA input I've had on that monitor, and even on the newer monitor I tried it on. If you have DVI, then you will most likely get a better signal using the DVI adapter, but you have to stare to notice at 1280x1024."

"I was fortunate enough to go to Google IO in 2012 and they gave us all Chromeboxes. The Chrome box works great but was very limited in its uses so I put Ubuntu on it and it's not a media PC. This cable allowed me to hook the Chromebox up to my TV so it could remain on all the time. No issues with resolution, noise, or any other typical problem you get with cheap cables. This cable is made well and doesn't look cheap. Would by again if I needed another one."

"Have a GTX 660 ti. Used my HDMI on my main, and DVI-I with the VGA adapter to my second. I wanted a third but only had VGA monitors around. Active vs. not active confused me and I couldn't get a definitive answer, but this worked and I now have 3 working monitors. It even lets me do Nvidia surround, though I don't use it."

"Picked some of these up for a client and now I keep a couple in the back of my truck. They work great and help bridge the gap to some older monitors. Zero issues. Would recommend to others!"