USB-C to DVI Adapter extra digital DV00DV4063 15 cm cable, video output for USB-C devices

extra digital DV00DV4063 is a compact USB-C to DVI adapter with an integrated 15 cm cable that converts USB-C video output into a DVI connection. The adapter enables connection of USB-C equipped laptops, tablets or smartphones (that support DisplayPort Alt Mode) to DVI monitors, projectors or displays. Its short integrated cable and single-piece construction provide a tidy connection point for presentations, office or home multi-display setups and environments with legacy DVI screens.

Advantages

The adapter provides a straightforward plug-and-play conversion from USB-C video output to single-link DVI, requiring no driver installation when used with devices that support USB-C video (DisplayPort Alt Mode). The integrated 15 cm cable reduces clutter and minimizes strain on the host connector compared with rigid dongles, while the compact housing supports easy transport and storage. The product is suitable for preserving legacy displays without changing the source device.

Suitable for

• Connecting a USB-C laptop or tablet to a DVI monitor or projector
• Presentations in meeting rooms where only DVI inputs are available
• Home or office multi-display setups using older DVI displays
• Temporary workstation connections or conference room AV setups

Key specifications

• Connector A: USB-C (supports video output via DisplayPort Alt Mode)
• Connector B: DVI (single-link DVI-D output)
• Integrated cable length: 15 cm
• Function: video signal conversion from USB-C to DVI
• Form factor: compact inline adapter with short pigtail cable

How to use

Connect the USB-C plug to a host device that supports USB-C video output (DisplayPort Alt Mode). Attach the DVI end to the monitor or projector's DVI input using a compatible DVI cable if required. Select the correct input on the display and configure display settings on the host device (mirror or extend desktop) as needed. No additional drivers are typically required; if the host does not detect the display, verify that the USB-C port supports video output and check display input selection.

Recommendations

Use with devices confirmed to support USB-C DisplayPort Alt Mode. Avoid excessive bending near the integrated cable and disconnect by holding the connector rather than pulling the cable. For resolutions or refresh rates above single-link DVI capability, consider a connection method that supports higher bandwidth.