DELOCK HDMI male to VGA female adapter cable — HDMI (male) to VGA (female), black

The DELOCK HDMI male to VGA female adapter cable converts a digital HDMI output to an analog VGA input in a single black cable. It is designed to connect devices with an HDMI output—such as laptops, media players or other HDMI-equipped sources—to displays, monitors or projectors that accept an analog VGA signal. The adapter requires no additional drivers and is intended for transmitting video signals where only VGA input is available on the display side.

Advantages

This adapter provides a simple physical interface between HDMI sources and VGA displays without the need for additional software. Its single-cable format reduces setup complexity and cable clutter. The black finish matches many consumer and professional setups and the integrated conversion makes it suitable for ad-hoc connections to legacy monitors and projectors.

Suitable for

• Connecting laptops or media players with HDMI output to VGA-only monitors or projectors
• Presentations in meeting rooms equipped with older VGA projectors
• Using legacy displays that lack digital video inputs
• Temporary or mobile setups where a compact single-cable adapter is needed

Key specifications

• Connector A: HDMI (male)
• Connector B: VGA (female)
• Cable colour: black
• Signal conversion: digital HDMI to analog VGA (video only)
• Driver requirements: none

How to use

Connect the HDMI (male) end of the adapter cable into the HDMI output of the source device. Plug a VGA cable between the VGA (female) socket on the adapter and the VGA input on the display or projector. Power on both devices and select the appropriate input on the display. The adapter converts the HDMI video signal to VGA; audio is not transmitted via VGA and will require a separate audio connection if sound is needed.

Recommendations

Use the adapter for video-only connections where the display supports VGA. For reliable image quality, use VGA cabling in good condition and select a compatible resolution on the source device that the VGA display supports. If audio is required, route audio separately from the HDMI source to the display or external speakers.