Lindy HDMI to USB Type C Converter - USB Power

Yes, it includes a USB power cable that needs to be connected to a powered USB port or adapter to ensure stable performance, especially at higher resolutions.

The converter supports resolutions up to 3840x2160 pixels at a 60Hz refresh rate (4K UHD).

If your gaming console has an HDMI output and your USB-C monitor supports DisplayPort Alternate Mode and the required resolution/refresh rate, it should work. However, ensure the console's output is compatible with the converter's specifications.

No, the display end must support USB Type-C DisplayPort Alternate Mode for video output. Not all USB-C ports have this capability.

The Lindy HDMI to USB Type C Converter comes with a 2-year warranty.

No, this converter is designed specifically to connect an HDMI source to a USB Type-C display. It does not work in the reverse direction.

The data transfer rate supported is 18 Gbit/s, which is necessary for 4K@60Hz video transmission.

Ensure the HDMI cable is securely connected to both the source and the converter. Verify that the USB power cable is connected and the USB port is providing power. Check that the display is set to the correct USB-C input and supports DisplayPort Alternate Mode. Confirm the source device is outputting an HDMI signal and the resolution is supported.

Confirm the USB power cable is connected and providing adequate power. Ensure no other high-bandwidth devices are sharing the same power source if using a hub. Try a different USB port or a more powerful USB power adapter. Check the HDMI cable for damage.

Verify that the source device's display settings are configured to output a resolution and refresh rate supported by the converter (up to 3840x2160@60Hz). Adjust the display settings on the source device accordingly.

Ensure the display supports touch input over USB-C and that the correct touch drivers are installed on the source device. The converter itself supports touch, but the source and display must also be compatible.