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This Cables Direct USB C to VGA cable is designed for users needing to connect modern USB-C devices to older VGA displays, offering a straightforward solution for presentations or extending your workspace. Its primary benefit is enabling compatibility between devices with a key caveat being that it only supports video output, not data transfer. This 1-meter cable supports 1080P resolution at 60Hz, leveraging USB 3.1 Type-C's "Alternative Mode" to convert DP signals into VGA.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | USB3C-VGA-1M |
| Brand | Cables Direct |
No, this USB C to VGA cable only transmits video signals. Audio is not supported through this connection. You will need a separate audio cable or solution if audio output is required.
DP Alt Mode (DisplayPort Alternate Mode) is a feature of USB Type-C that allows it to transmit DisplayPort video signals in addition to standard USB data. This cable requires your USB-C port to support this mode to function.
No, this cable is designed solely for video output from a USB-C device to a VGA display. It does not support charging your device.
The cable supports a maximum resolution of 1080p (Full HD) at a 60Hz refresh rate.
Check the specifications for your laptop, tablet, or smartphone. Look for mentions of 'DisplayPort Alternate Mode', 'DP Alt Mode', or a DisplayPort logo next to the USB-C port. If unsure, consult your device manufacturer's documentation.
Yes, you can connect this cable to a USB-C hub or dock that has a compatible USB-C input port and supports DP Alt Mode passthrough.
It is compatible with USB-C devices that specifically support DisplayPort Alternate Mode (DP Alt Mode) for video output. Not all USB-C ports support this feature.
Verify that the USB-C port on your source device supports DP Alt Mode. Ensure the cable is securely connected to both the device and the display. Try restarting your source device and check your operating system's display settings to ensure the external display is enabled and configured correctly.
Check for secure connections at both ends. Ensure the cable is not damaged. If possible, test with a different VGA cable or a different VGA display to rule out connection or display issues. Confirm that the source device is outputting a stable 1080p signal.
Adjust the display resolution settings within your operating system. Ensure the selected resolution does not exceed the capabilities of the VGA display or the cable's 1080p limit. Some displays may require manual aspect ratio adjustment.
Ensure the USB-C port on your device supports video output (DP Alt Mode). Try unplugging and replugging the cable. Test the cable with a different compatible USB-C device and VGA display to isolate the issue.
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