USB Type-C to VGA (D-Sub) video adapter cable LOGILINK CUA0104 0.15 m, grey/black

LOGILINK CUA0104 is a compact 0.15 m adapter cable that converts USB Type‑C video output to a VGA (D‑Sub) input. Weighing 31 g and finished in grey and black, the cable enables a direct analog VGA connection from laptops, tablets or phones with USB‑C to projectors, monitors and other legacy displays. The adapter supports video modes including mirrored and extended desktop and is intended for use with a separate VGA lead to reach the display device.

Advantages

The short, lightweight design reduces cable clutter while providing a reliable analog video connection when digital-only outputs are not compatible with available displays. The fixed cable form factor requires no external power or drivers for standard video output from USB‑C sources that support display output. Its small length and low weight make it convenient to carry together with portable computers and tablets.

Suitable for

• Connecting USB‑C equipped laptops to VGA projectors for presentations
• Attaching tablets or phones with USB‑C video output to VGA monitors
• Using legacy VGA displays as mirrored or extended screens from modern devices

Key specifications

• Input connector: USB Type‑C
• Output connector: VGA (D‑Sub)
• Cable length: 0.15 m
• Weight: 0.031 kg
• Colours: grey and black
• Maximum supported resolution: up to Full HD 1080p and compatible modes (e.g. 2048 x 1536)

How to use

Connect the USB‑C end to a device that supports video output via its USB‑C port and attach a standard VGA cable from the adapter's VGA connector to the display or projector. Power on both devices; the display should be detected automatically and can be configured as mirrored or extended desktop in the host device's display settings. No additional drivers are typically required for systems with native USB‑C video support.

Recommendations

For best signal quality use a high-quality VGA cable of appropriate length and avoid unnecessary bends near the adapter. Confirm that the source device’s USB‑C port supports video output (DisplayPort Alternate Mode) before use. When using projectors, select compatible resolution settings in the host device to match the projector’s native resolution.