UGREEN Active HDMI to VGA Adapter with 3.5mm Audio Jack HDMI Male to VGA Female up to 1080P for PC Laptop Ultrabook Raspberry Pi Chromebook Black

The media could not be loaded. I got this for my brother's Mister DE-10 Nano setup. It works great for the direct_video mode. (see attached video and pics)This allows you to output a pure signal from the HDMI port and this converter can handle it. You can plug your MiSTer into an old teevee or a VGA monitor (haven't tried that but i'm sure it works fine). And the output is native resolution/pixel clock.I used this VGA->component adapter (which also does SCART), and I highly recommend both of them.https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DFLRZ5G1VIDEO:This is the good stuff, it looks amazing on a CRT, and there is 0 latency! Gameboy advance on a CRT? Yes sir!!!AUDIO:The analog audio 3.5 mm output from the UGREEN converter sounds as good as the picture looks. The only slight limitation is that you must leave the output at 16-bit/48kHz. I tried 96kHz and i got crackles... but it's not a big issue for this setup.For me, the audio quality coming out of the UGREEN was MUCH better than the audio coming from my mom's cheap flat-screen (which is what i was using before).

I bought it as a backup for an alternative connection and I wasn't planning to use it but I ended up trying it with an old LCD screen by connecting it to a relatively new GPU (Rx 6700) and it worked great, previous adapters didn't work and I decided to buy this one because it had a connection for extra power and indeed that was the problem with the others. Now I have a very useful extra monitor.There is no distortion in the image, there is no type of interference in the signal, the image quality is what it should be.

Had to convert from HDMI -> VGA to work with an older monitor, and with other cables, this would cause a frequent flickering effect on the monitor. Tried this one, with the micro-USB plugged into one of the USB ports on the PC, and it works just fine. Perfect signal, no flickering, it's all good.

I got two of these for clinic rooms at the 2015 NMRA National Convention because two of our projectors had only VGA inputs. They worked great with the HP stream book cloud computers we used for PowerPoint duty. They also worked well with the smattering of laptops that individual clinicians brought with them.However, a couple of months after that I tried using one to convert the output of a MacBook Pro (sorry don't know the model) belonging to a clinician at a mini-meet. The MacBook refused to recognize it! Luckily we tested this combination before the clinician was in front of an audience so were able to export the mac presentation file to .pdf on a thumb drive and used that with one of the HP stream books.The picture quality seemed decent, however I wasn't using them with top of the line projectors so I can't say they were "picture perfect"

I am a conference presenter and teacher, so I'm plugged into projectors all the time.Last winter I was at a conference when my HDMI-VGA conversion started fritzing out, and later it fell apart in my hand. I decided never to get another one that screwed together, if I could help it, and the Ugreen adapter appealed to me because it looked like it wouldn't repeat the performance of the bad one.I bought a Ugreen and have been happy with it. So happy that now that I'm teaching overseas, I started to get a little anxious about what would happen if I lost the adapter. As a result, I've ordered and just received my second Ugreen adapter to have as a (justincaseIlosethefirstone backup). They wrote to me and asked if everything had arrived okay (bulk-generated email), and I decided to follow the link and tell about my experience. I can only recommend this unit very highly (and now I have two).With any HDMI-to-VGA, you can run into trouble with how the audio is going to leave the computer. The computer rightly senses that it should be sending sound out the HDMI port rather than the headphones jack. The Ugreen adapter has a stereo output jack that usually solves this pretty cleanly. Sometimes the computer thinks it should still be sending audio out the headphones jack, but that's a computer problem and not an adapter problem.

The adapter works really well and it is easy to set up plug the VGA into whatever computer do you want to use the VGA for and then plug HDMI cable into it and then plug the HDMI cable into the TV plug 3.5 mm jack into the computer Stereo or front front headphone jack and the quality of the picture is great