WAVLINK USB 3.0 to HDMI Adapter Slim External Video Card Display Monitor Supports 2048 × 1152 Resolution with Audio Port for Windows 11/10/8/7/XP -Black

Works exactly as expected (on day one, when I write this) from both USB A and USB C ports, with easy Windows driver download and installation (links and QR in manual). Crucially, this adaptor IS DISPLAYLINK certified so works even if your PC (like my Acer Swift 1 SF114-34) DOES NOT have DisplayPort, 'alternate display mode' or 'Thunderbolt' because it is doing this video processing itself (hence the bulk and price). (You need USB3.0 or higher, mine has 3.2) Beware Amazon's search will also show loads of cheap, slimmer adaptors that don't have the active displaylink chip in them (so they'd rely on PCs that do support DP/Thunderbolt, but wouldn't with mine), even if you search 'displaylink' , and those ads conveniently neglect to mention it. After tedious digging around into this one to find it does work, hopefully this will save you the pain (you're welcome...). Bought for £35, it's the cheapest single HDMI output I could find, dual ones are around £70. Product works well, finding and installing drivers for Windows PC was easy.

Bought this USB to HDMI adapter to add an additional monitor to my setup and it worked exactly as expected. The installation was straightforward and the connection has been stable so far. It’s a simple solution for extending a display without needing to open up a PC or laptop. Overall a very useful adapter that does the job well.

This was the ultimate "it just worked" - waiting for delivery for a while (Amazon messed up first delivery for some reason) with cables laid waiting for this adaptor. When it arrived, slotted it in, image in screen immediately, full quality, perfect. I also have a USB to DVI and USB to VGA, and this is the best by far. But still, all three working together at same time, total 6 monitors on system, all good!

worked fine for a while, but became increasingly frustrating, resetting, unplugging, input not working, handshake to USB on Mac so hit and miss. Wasting so many hours just trying to get it to work and then one day it stopped completely. As someone else said if it were a £130 dongle you'd forgive, but for the price i expect this to work for many years.

This is for Linux people: I have Ubuntu 24.04 and it works, it just needs a bit of configuring. Use synaptics website to download latest drivers. After 'messing' up previous configurations, this is what worked for me: - Uninstalled everything: sudo dkms remove evdi/1.14.7 --all # Replace 1.14.7 with your version if different (find version using $ plocate evdi) sudo apt purge evdi-dkms displaylink-driver sudo apt autoremove sudo apt update - Download latest driver and install it: sudo ./displaylink-driver-xxxx.run - Disabled UEFI Secure Boot from my BIOS (despite the security issue) Reboot and be happy with your 2nd or 3rd monitor in Linux.

I have no experience using this on windows or mac, this is purely a Linux review. I bought this to add a second monitor to my laptop running Manjaro which has only 1 HDMI out. Its working pretty well and i'm happy with it. It definitely uses a noticeable amount of CPU but if your CPU has enough horsepower its rarely an issue (I have a 10th gen i7). It doesn't work out of the box, the manufacturer provides no driver or support, however its using a Displaylink chip and these do have some support in Linux from DisplayLink themselves. I installed edvi and the displaylink driver from AUR. You also need to create an xorg conf file for it using modesetting, you can find examples online. Finally there was an issue I encountered with lightdm, where the load sequence was causing problems what were resolved by restarting lightdm - basically lightdm was loading before the displaylink module, and you need lightdm to load last, you can edit the displaylink.service to change the load from after to before the display-manager.service as a persistent fix.

After moving to windows 11, my old USB to HDMI adapter would not work, and it was already a bit temperamental on Win 10! These adapters are so much better - they work out if the box with minimal setup, and have all the usual resolution options of a standard HDMI port. These are well worth paying a little extra for - dual large format monitors from a laptop :D

Got a new Oppo Find X3 Neo and wanted to be able to play games (with minimal latency so wireless not an option) on a bigger screen... however found out it does not support direct USB-C to HDMI connection (MHL). I first tried a Miraplug adapter cable that works but quality is subpar and adds considerable delay. I then found about displaylink and this adapter and voila! Paired with a usb c to usb otg cable and I am now able to play games or watch videos on the big screen with no noticeable delay. Monitor states the input is 1080p 60Hz despite the phone being usb 2.1 and this product stating usb 3.0 required for this resolution. I believe this should work with any android where the Displaylink Presenter app can be installed. Only question is how long it will last but will revise review if any issue. At least for now it has solved my problem and I highly recommend it!

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Je dois dire que j'ai acheté ce produit initialement sans trop savoir si le résultat serait au rendez vous, et pourtant j'ai été très agréablement surpris ! En effet, il s'agit ici d'une vraie petite carte vidéo externe USB 3.0, qui sait gérer du 60hz en full HD sans souci, et qui fait très bien ce qu'on lui demande Pour ma part c'était rattraper l'absence de port USB-C compatible Display Port (écran externe) sur mon PC portable, et donc m'éviter de devoir le changer juste pour ça De fait pour faire du double écran externe, c'était la seule solution et ça fonctionne vraiment bien ! J'ai donc désormais un écran principal branché sur l'HDMI du portable qui tourne en 120Hz avec Synchro verticale + un deuxième écran bureautique lambda qui tourne sur la carte vidéo externe sans aucun probleme Royal, à voir dans le temps ?

Per lavoro ho un 34 " extrawide e mi serviva un secondo schermo, avendo il mac collegato però, passare da un 34 pollici a un 13 con l'occhio mi causava fastidio pesante; purtroppo il macbookpro M1 13" non permette la gestione di un secondo schermo esterno (come invece il modello con intel fa). Questo device ti permette di avere un secondo schermo esterno e di abbandonare il macbook 13" a quello per cui è stato disegnato, ovvero potenza e portabilità. Per un uso prevalente in casa su scrivania, come faccio io, il 13 pollici è inutile, dannoso e stressante, sopratutto se ci state 10 ore di fila. Il vantaggio del device inoltre è che l'applicativo che lo fa funzionare è sul dispositivo, quindi si installa una app per gestirlo ma poi la gestione hardware del secondo schermo è nello scatolino, quindi non rallenta l'uso del mac, ne satura la memoria; in questo modo potrete avere 2 schermi esterni, chiudere il mac, impostare la gestione spegnimento accensione via bluetooth e usarlo quando siete a casa sostanzialmente come un pc fisso, che tra l'altro vi rimane chiuso e quindi non si insozza di polvere e/o altro. piccole considerazioni importanti da sapere 1) quando l'applicazione displaylink è attiva NON potete vedere i film sulle app di streaming; NETFLIX PRIMEVIDEO DISNEY etc funzioneranno, ma saranno a schermo nero; riconoscono che c'è un programma di registrazione schermi attiva e oscurano di nero il video del film che state guardando. Poco male, se state lavorando non dovreste vedere i film, ;) ma se siete in pausa, basta spegnere la app display link e vedervi netflix su un solo schermo attivo; oppure vedervi i film nei vecchi siti pirata... li funziona tutto (come youtube facebook e qualunque altro sito di streaming video gratuito) 2) il mac chiuso non vi fa usare l'audio dall'uscita jack, quindi se lo tenete chiuso le cuffie con filo le dovrete attaccare al monitor o a una porta esterna, stesso discorso per il microfono, ve ne servirà uno esterno. Io ho risolto con una webcam e un mic esterno (ma ci sono webcam con mic integrati oramai) per una questione di qualità della call, comunque è una spesa aggiuntiva che vi consiglio di fare al fine di tenere il mac chiuso e risparmiare spazio (tenendolo verticale con un supporto) e lasciandolo pulito. Considerazione finale...... Se ti serve un secondo schermo e il tuo pc/mac non lo supportano, questo è l'acquisto da fare assolutamente. Se appunto hai un mac e lo vuoi tenere chiuso calcola che per una postazione di lavoro comoda avrai comunque bisongno oltre che mouse e tastiera anche di webcam e microfono esterni Ciao a tutti

Nodig voor een laptop om een ​​derde monitor aan te sluiten. Het apparaat werkt perfect.

El dispositivo cumple perfectamente su cometido. Funciona correctamente con GNU/Linux, pero hay que instalar antes los drivers de DisplayLink. Con los drivers instalados, se puede extender la pantalla y tener otro monitor completamente funcional. Un poco caro en comparación a dispositivos similares pero sin DisplayLink, pero es el precio que hay que pagar por no usar Windows (que por cierto, con Windows también es completamente compatible).