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Display Adapters: USB-C to HDMI Adapters, USB-C to DisplayPort Adapters, USB-C to VGA Adapters.
1.8m USB-C to VGA adapter cable that converts a laptop's USB-C output into a VGA signal for monitors and projectors, supporting 1080P.
1.8m USB-C to VGA adapter cable that converts a laptop's USB-C output into a VGA signal for monitors and projectors, supporting 1080P.
£11.99
USB C to VGA cable for mirroring or extending your screen to VGA monitors, TVs and projectors, no driver needed.
USB C to VGA cable for mirroring or extending your screen to VGA monitors, TVs and projectors, no driver needed.
£16.99
USB-C to VGA adapter supporting 1080P@60Hz, plug and play, for laptops with DP Alt Mode such as MacBook and Dell/HP.
USB-C to VGA adapter supporting 1080P@60Hz, plug and play, for laptops with DP Alt Mode such as MacBook and Dell/HP.
£11.99
USB-C to VGA adapter delivering 1080p 60Hz video for connecting laptops and phones to VGA monitors and projectors.
USB-C to VGA adapter delivering 1080p 60Hz video for connecting laptops and phones to VGA monitors and projectors.
£15.99
USB-C to VGA adapter for connecting DP Alt Mode laptops and tablets to VGA monitors and projectors, supporting up to 1080P.
USB-C to VGA adapter for connecting DP Alt Mode laptops and tablets to VGA monitors and projectors, supporting up to 1080P.
£11.99
USB-C to VGA adaptor cable for connecting MacBook, Chromebook, Galaxy and other USB-C devices to a VGA display.
USB-C to VGA adaptor cable for connecting MacBook, Chromebook, Galaxy and other USB-C devices to a VGA display.
£10.99
USB-C to VGA adapter cable for connecting compatible laptops, tablets and phones to VGA monitors or projectors.
USB-C to VGA adapter cable for connecting compatible laptops, tablets and phones to VGA monitors or projectors.
£11.99
USB-C to DisplayPort/Mini DisplayPort adapter supporting 8K@60Hz for mirroring or extending your display.
USB-C to DisplayPort/Mini DisplayPort adapter supporting 8K@60Hz for mirroring or extending your display.
£16.99
USB-C to DisplayPort adapter delivering 4K@60Hz video, plug and play, with gold-plated connectors and a braided cable.
USB-C to DisplayPort adapter delivering 4K@60Hz video, plug and play, with gold-plated connectors and a braided cable.
£17.99
USB-C to DisplayPort adapter supporting up to 8K@60Hz with HDR10, for extending or mirroring your laptop to an external display.
USB-C to DisplayPort adapter supporting up to 8K@60Hz with HDR10, for extending or mirroring your laptop to an external display.
£17.99
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See full detailsUSB-C to HDMI adapter for connecting compatible laptops, tablets and phones to a 4K display, no drivers needed.
USB-C to HDMI adapter for connecting compatible laptops, tablets and phones to a 4K display, no drivers needed.
£10.99
USB-C adapter with 4K@120Hz HDMI output, USB 3.0 port and 100W PD pass-through charging in a compact aluminium body.
USB-C adapter with 4K@120Hz HDMI output, USB 3.0 port and 100W PD pass-through charging in a compact aluminium body.
£20.99
USB-C to HDMI cable delivering 4K@60Hz mirroring or extended display for laptops, tablets and phones with video-capable Type-C ports.
USB-C to HDMI cable delivering 4K@60Hz mirroring or extended display for laptops, tablets and phones with video-capable Type-C ports.
£13.99
USB-C to HDMI/DP/Mini DP adapter supporting 4K 60Hz, with an aluminium alloy shell for Mac, Windows and Android devices.
USB-C to HDMI/DP/Mini DP adapter supporting 4K 60Hz, with an aluminium alloy shell for Mac, Windows and Android devices.
£23.99
USB-C to HDMI adapter with 4K 60Hz output, compatible with Thunderbolt 3/4, iPhone, MacBook, iPad and iMac.
USB-C to HDMI adapter with 4K 60Hz output, compatible with Thunderbolt 3/4, iPhone, MacBook, iPad and iMac.
£19.99
USB-C to HDMI or DP adapter supporting 4K60Hz video with audio, for connecting laptops, Mac devices and phones to a TV or monitor.
USB-C to HDMI or DP adapter supporting 4K60Hz video with audio, for connecting laptops, Mac devices and phones to a TV or monitor.
£11.99
USB-C to HDMI adapter supporting 4K 60Hz, for connecting Type C devices to HDTVs and displays.
USB-C to HDMI adapter supporting 4K 60Hz, for connecting Type C devices to HDTVs and displays.
£13.99
USB-C to VGA cable (1.8m) for connecting MacBook and other USB-C devices to a VGA display, up to 1080P.
USB-C to VGA cable (1.8m) for connecting MacBook and other USB-C devices to a VGA display, up to 1080P.
£14.99
1.8m gold-plated adapter cable connecting USB-C or HDMI-compatible devices to VGA displays, supporting 1080p at 60Hz.
1.8m gold-plated adapter cable connecting USB-C or HDMI-compatible devices to VGA displays, supporting 1080p at 60Hz.
£10.99
USB-C to female VGA adapter cable for connecting compatible laptops and tablets to a VGA monitor or projector.
USB-C to female VGA adapter cable for connecting compatible laptops and tablets to a VGA monitor or projector.
£11.99
USB-C to Mini DisplayPort adapter supporting 4K@60Hz, with optional 60W PD charging pass-through.
USB-C to Mini DisplayPort adapter supporting 4K@60Hz, with optional 60W PD charging pass-through.
£16.99
USB-C to Mini DisplayPort adapter supporting up to 4K@60Hz for laptops and compatible USB-C smartphones.
USB-C to Mini DisplayPort adapter supporting up to 4K@60Hz for laptops and compatible USB-C smartphones.
£17.99
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See full detailsUSB C to DisplayPort 1.4 adapter supporting 8K@60Hz and 4K@144Hz for MacBook, iPhone, iPad and Thunderbolt-equipped laptops.
USB C to DisplayPort 1.4 adapter supporting 8K@60Hz and 4K@144Hz for MacBook, iPhone, iPad and Thunderbolt-equipped laptops.
£10.99
A USB-C to HDMI adapter supporting 4K Ultra HD 60Hz output, suited to laptops, tablets and phones with a USB-C port.
A USB-C to HDMI adapter supporting 4K Ultra HD 60Hz output, suited to laptops, tablets and phones with a USB-C port.
£18.99
A compact USB-C to HDMI adapter supporting 8K60Hz and 4K120Hz, ideal for MacBook, iPad Pro and Pixelbook users.
A compact USB-C to HDMI adapter supporting 8K60Hz and 4K120Hz, ideal for MacBook, iPad Pro and Pixelbook users.
£15.99
Compact USB-C to HDMI adapter supporting 4K 30Hz output for MacBook, iPad Pro and Samsung Galaxy devices.
Compact USB-C to HDMI adapter supporting 4K 30Hz output for MacBook, iPad Pro and Samsung Galaxy devices.
£10.99
A display adapter takes the picture from your laptop's USB-C port to the socket on a monitor, TV or projector. It is the simplest way to add one screen: no box on the desk, nothing to set up, small enough to live in a laptop bag. If you need a screen plus other sockets, a USB-C hub does both.
Some adapters here switch between two or three of these, so one adapter covers an HDMI TV and a DisplayPort monitor.
The adapter needs a USB-C port that carries video. That means DisplayPort Alt Mode, which is what passes the picture down the USB-C cable, or a Thunderbolt or USB4 port. Your laptop's specification page says which ports do this, and many laptops mark them with a small DisplayPort or lightning symbol. A USB-C port that only charges and moves data will not give a picture through any adapter.
Look at the socket on the back of the screen first. A TV means HDMI. A recent monitor usually has both HDMI and DisplayPort: DisplayPort is often the one for the highest refresh rates. A projector in a school hall or meeting room may only have VGA. Then match the adapter's figures to the screen: 4K at 60Hz for a 4K monitor you will work on, 1080p for an older screen.
The figures on HDMI adapters follow the HDMI versions set by HDMI Licensing: HDMI 1.4 handles 4K at up to 30Hz, and HDMI 2.0 added 4K at 60Hz. An adapter only reaches its top figure if the laptop, the cable and the screen can all do it. The laptop also sets how many screens it can run: a MacBook Air with M1 or M2 runs one external display.
Either. On Windows, press the Windows logo key and P, then choose Duplicate or Extend. On a Mac, use System Settings, then Displays.
A USB-C to HDMI cable does the same job with one lead. An adapter lets you use the HDMI cable already at the screen.
HDMI and DisplayPort carry sound. VGA does not. Our guide how to connect a laptop to a monitor or TV goes through each step.