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The kenable HDMI to VGA cable is the ideal solution for users needing to connect modern HDMI-enabled laptops or desktop PCs to legacy VGA monitors or projectors. It provides a reliable bridge between digital and analogue video standards, ensuring crisp 1080p visuals, though users must remember this is a directional cable that cannot transmit signals from a VGA source to an HDMI display.
| Colour | Gold |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 009243 |
| Brand | kenable |
No, this cable is directional and only converts HDMI output to VGA input.
No, this is a Plug and Play device and requires no drivers.
While it supports 1080p at 60Hz, VGA is an analogue signal and may not provide the same clarity as a native digital HDMI connection.
The cable is 1 meter long, which is typically ideal for desk setups but may be too short for ceiling-mounted projectors.
Yes, gold-plated connectors help prevent oxidation and ensure a more reliable, long-lasting signal transfer.
Verify that your computer is set to 'Extend' or 'Duplicate' mode in display settings and ensure the monitor is set to the correct VGA input source.
Access your computer's display settings and manually select the recommended 1920x1080 resolution or the native resolution of your specific VGA monitor.
VGA does not support audio. You must connect an external audio cable from your computer to speakers or use your computer's built-in sound output.
To set up the connection, simply plug the HDMI end into your computer's video output and the VGA end into the display input. The system should detect the display automatically as an external screen. Since this is a passive-style conversion, ensure your HDMI source is set to output a resolution that the VGA monitor supports (typically 1080p or lower). For care, avoid bending the cable sharply at the connector points to prevent internal wire damage. When disconnecting, always pull the connector housing rather than tugging on the cable itself to maintain a secure connection over time.
