USB-C to HDMI Adapter + Charging (4K UHD Video Support, Power Passthrough up to 60W for Connected Devices)

It works as expected.

This is the first cable I have purchased whereby TV/Netflix etc can output from iPhone (usbc ) to HDMI . Excellent product. Tried many other whom claim that capability , but this actually works Worth the money

Having been giving a new Lenovo laptop for work with only 1 HDMI port and 1 USB-C port (used for power) I couldn’t connect two monitors when using it in the office as initially I didn’t realised that the USB-C power port could also be used as a video out port. After some research it seemed the only solution was an expensive ‘docking station’ for between £60 and £120 which I though was excessive. I then stumbled across this Belkin device which was exactly what I was after as it allows me to add an additional HDMI monitor whilst still keeping my laptop on charge for a fraction of the price of the docking station. Thought there might be some software updates to allow me to use it but I was pleasantly surprised that it worked straight out of the box and actually allows both monitors and the laptop screen to work simultaneously. Minor gripe is that it only supports up to 60W of charging where as laptop charger is 75W so charging through it is slower but when it’s plugged in all day in the office it’s not a issue to even consider.

Bought this to connect my MacBook Air to the TV. It does the job, but had to change the picture mode to auto on the TV to get it to not clip the corners of the Mac screen output. It is rather cheaply made for something that cost just under £30 and combined with the packaging gives the impression it is a knockoff. However after looking into it, it seems like this Belkin range just has box art that looks like it was done as a school project. Plastic housing feels flimsy and the edges of it that the leads go into is a bit rough given this isn't a budget item. I wouldn't be surprise if some significantly cheaper variants are better quality. I only bought this because it was listed on the Apple website and some 3rd party equipment can be unreliable with Apple devices.

Terrible product which does not work. Its stopped working twice and even the replacement stopped working. What a waste of time, finally requested for a refund. Just randomly stops working. That's it. No display , nothing. It seems there is some genuine defect which should be addressed by Belkin

Picture quality is good, very easy to use, everything perfect until it stops working after 48 hours. So disapointed

The best of all the ones I’ve tried. I use it to extend my MacBook into an extended screen. It works well.

Well made and just works. It was important for me to have a connection for a power supply so my phone could charge at the same time as playing videos.

My laptop only comes with a USB-C port connected to a 65W charger. The single HDMI port is already connected to the first monitor. This C-HDMI adaptor allows me to connect to a 2nd monitor while charging my laptop at the same time.

Nice

✓ Display with iPad 10.9 (2022) ✓ Audio (Tested with Disney+) ✓ Charging while plugged in with HDMI cable into Outlet (Original Charger) ✗ Charging while plugged in with HDMI into PC (Desktop) Belkin is also a certified third party retailers for Apple Accessories so it'll work unless its faulty... If you want HDR* (High Dynamic Range), I recommend you invest in a 4k60fps HDMI cable. A standard one will be sufficient though. If something doesn't work, I recommend troubleshooting with your cable first and that it can support the iPad's resolution. If not, make sure you iPad registered it. There should be a blue oval at the top with the adapter's icon in the middle. If not, make sure your iPad supports it. I'm using it to hook up to my monitor so I can stop looking down when doing my readings for school. Also, pretty cool feature where you full screen videos on apps like Disney+, it'll change the resolution to the Monitor (mine is 1920x1080@60fps). *You can see these settings on your iPad: Settings > Display and Brightness > Secondary Display (usually Monitor or TV Model Name) > You will see options.

This no longer transmits hdmi effectively. It flickers and drops the connection consistently.

Works just as advertised