Store4PC via Amazon has SABRENT USB Type-C to HDMI 4K @ 60Hz Adapter (DA-CH4K) on sale for $9.99 - $1 when you apply promo code 10Q72OBQ at checkout = $8.99. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.
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4K Display: Output up to 4096x2160@60Hz (4K@60Hz) over HDMI with DisplayPort Alternate Mode.
Full Support: Supports HDMI (1.4b/2.0b/2.1), HDCP 1.4/2.2-2.3, and HDR10/HDR10+/Dolby Vision/HLG.
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Store4PC via Amazon has SABRENT USB Type-C to HDMI 4K @ 60Hz Adapter (DA-CH4K) on sale for $9.99 - $1 when you apply promo code 10Q72OBQ at checkout = $8.99. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.
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4K Display: Output up to 4096x2160@60Hz (4K@60Hz) over HDMI with DisplayPort Alternate Mode.
Full Support: Supports HDMI (1.4b/2.0b/2.1), HDCP 1.4/2.2-2.3, and HDR10/HDR10+/Dolby Vision/HLG.
Model: SABRENT 4K USB Type-C to HDMI Adapter - Plug-and-Play, 4K@60Hz, HDR10/Dolby Vision Support, Compatible with Laptops, Tablets, Smartphones, and Gaming Devices - Portable Aluminum Design (DA-CH4K)
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The version with a USB hub built in is very often cheaper than this for some reason. Currently it's a dollar more since the promo code doesn't work on it https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08V3PHKR8 but it can be had for $8ish if you can wait a few weeks tops
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The version with a USB hub built in is very often cheaper than this for some reason. Currently it's a dollar more since the promo code doesn't work on it https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08V3PHKR8 but it can be had for $8ish if you can wait a few weeks tops
Check to make sure your device actually supports hdmi over usb-c first. I went through 3 different cables before finding out my stupid tablet didn't support it. Laptops should generally be ok, but phones and tablets are hit or miss.
Make sure your USB-C output supports DP Alt Mode. If it doesn't, this cable won't work and you will need to use a USB to HDMI adapter like Plugable makes
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Many users remain cautious about refresh rates exceeding 60Hz. For those using a MacBook Pro without a docking station, I recommend the Capshi 8K USB-C to DisplayPort[amazon.com]or HDMI cable, available for $9. This setup has enabled me to achieve a 100Hz refresh rate with the recently discounted Dell S2725DS monitor, priced at $120. Keep in mind that your MacBook Pro must be connected to a power source when running two or more external monitors. If you experience screen flickering, a system reboot may help resolve the issue.
Would this let me screen mirror the latest iPhones/ iPads
Interested to know the same for my Pixel 8. I can't cast bc I don't have Chromecast on my TV. Hoping something like this will allow me to mirror my screen.
I just ordered a moto edge 2024, will this work to mirror my display?
I don't know but my Edge+ from a couple years ago has that their own suite of tools that would include screen mirroring. I'd imagine you would have that too.
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If you use this for an extra monitor on a laptop or desktop, these can be handy. As long as you are okay with the resolution, which most people probably would be.
If you are using these for phones/tablets, you should maybe consider something else.
I have had these types of devices for years, all the way back to my Samsung Galaxy S3.
The one thing I learned early on, get a device that will do what you want/need and also provides power.
While batteries have gotten better, and the phones/tablets have gotten better at run times, you are asking the phone/tablet to have a display on and send information to a second screen. You will find many times where you will be wanting to power/charge your phone/tablet but can not because you are using the port to send video.
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If you are using these for phones/tablets, you should maybe consider something else.
I have had these types of devices for years, all the way back to my Samsung Galaxy S3.
The one thing I learned early on, get a device that will do what you want/need and also provides power.
While batteries have gotten better, and the phones/tablets have gotten better at run times, you are asking the phone/tablet to have a display on and send information to a second screen. You will find many times where you will be wanting to power/charge your phone/tablet but can not because you are using the port to send video.