Video Cable Adapter UNITEK Y-6355 VGA to HDMI

The UNITEK Y-6355 VGA to HDMI video cable adapter converts analog VGA output to a digital HDMI Type A signal. The adapter features a male VGA (D-Sub) connector and an HDMI Type A output, and it is supplied with HDMI female to micro HDMI male and HDMI female to mini HDMI male adapters to increase compatibility with a range of displays and devices. The adapter is finished in black and is intended for connecting older VGA-equipped sources to modern HDMI displays where only video conversion is required.

Advantages

The adapter provides a straightforward physical conversion from VGA to HDMI Type A without requiring separate bulky converters. Inclusion of both micro HDMI and mini HDMI plug adapters allows connection to multiple HDMI input types without additional accessories. The compact form factor and black finish make it suitable for use in desktop setups, meeting rooms, or on the move, while preserving a simple cable-based connection between devices.

Suitable for

• Connecting legacy VGA-equipped laptops or desktops to HDMI monitors or TVs
• Presentations where a VGA source must be displayed on an HDMI projector or display
• Temporary setups in classrooms, meeting rooms, or trade show booths

Key specifications

• Connector 1: VGA (D-Sub) male
• Connector 2: HDMI Type A (Standard) output
• Includes: HDMI female to micro HDMI male adapter and HDMI female to mini HDMI male adapter
• Colour: Black

How to use

Connect the male VGA (D-Sub) plug to the VGA output of the source device and plug the HDMI Type A end (or attach the appropriate micro/mini HDMI adapter) into the HDMI input of the display. Ensure both source and display devices are powered on and set to the correct input. Adjust the display resolution on the source device if necessary to match the target monitor or TV for optimal image quality. The adapter facilitates video signal routing; if audio is required, use a separate audio connection as VGA does not carry sound.

Recommendations

Use the adapter with short cable runs and avoid bending or stressing connectors. Verify display resolution compatibility and, when possible, configure the source to a standard resolution supported by the HDMI display. For audio, provide a dedicated audio cable or external audio solution since VGA transmits only video.