Video cable adapter S/CONN 10-59185 USB Type-C to VGA 1.8m Black

The S/CONN 10-59185 USB Type-C to VGA 1.8m video cable adapter by ShiverPeaks converts a USB Type-C video output to an analog VGA (D-Sub) display connection. With a 1.8 m cable length and a black finish, this adapter enables connection of modern laptops, tablets or smartphones with USB-C ports to projectors, monitors and legacy displays that accept VGA input. It supports a straightforward, single-cable solution for transmitting video signals where VGA is required.

Advantages

This adapter provides a reliable wired connection from USB Type-C sources to VGA displays without requiring separate power or complex setup. The 1.8 m cable length balances reach and portability, reducing the need for additional extensions while keeping signal integrity. The compact, black design blends with common office and presentation equipment and simplifies connecting devices for meetings, classrooms and on-site presentations.

Suitable for

• Connecting USB-C laptops or tablets to VGA projectors in meeting rooms
• Using legacy VGA monitors with modern USB-C devices
• Presentations and classroom displays where VGA input is required
• Temporary setups for events, trade shows or installations with older displays

Key specifications

• Input connector: USB Type-C
• Output connector: VGA (D-Sub)
• Cable length: 1.8 m
• Color: Black
• Function: Video signal conversion from USB-C to analog VGA

How to use

Connect the USB Type-C end of the adapter to the USB-C video output on your device and plug the VGA connector into the VGA input of the monitor or projector. Select the appropriate input source on the display and, if necessary, configure display settings on the source device (resolution and output mode) to match the capabilities of the VGA display. No additional drivers are typically required for standard USB-C video output devices; if the device does not output video via USB-C, a compatible video-capable USB-C port or adapter is required.

Recommendations

For best results, set the source device resolution to a standard VGA-compatible value and keep cable runs reasonable to avoid signal degradation. Use this adapter with devices that explicitly support video output over USB-C (DisplayPort Alternate Mode). Avoid bending the cable sharply near connectors and disconnect by pulling the connector body rather than the cable.