Vivolink PROVGAHDMIFLY7 video cable adapter 5 m VGA (D-Sub) + 3.5mm HDMI Type A (Standard) Black

The Vivolink PROVGAHDMIFLY7 is a 5 m video cable adapter that combines a VGA (D-Sub) connector and a 3.5 mm audio connector on one end with an HDMI Type A plug on the other, enabling connection of older PCs and laptops to HDMI displays. The cable supports video conversion from VGA sources and carries audio via the 3.5 mm jack; it is RoHS compliant and has a 7.5 mm diameter with an approximate weight of 500 g.

Advantages

This adapter provides a single-cable solution to connect VGA-equipped devices to HDMI monitors or TVs while also transmitting audio through the 3.5 mm input. Its 5 m length offers flexibility in placement between source and display. The product is RoHS compliant and designed for durable everyday use with a compact diameter suitable for standard routing.

Suitable for

• Connecting desktop PCs with VGA output to HDMI monitors or TVs
• Connecting older laptops with VGA to modern HDMI displays
• Presentations in meeting rooms where HDMI input is required
• Home entertainment setups that need VGA-to-HDMI conversion with separate audio

Key specifications

• Product name: Vivolink PROVGAHDMIFLY7
• Length: 5 m
• Connectors: VGA (D-Sub) + 3.5 mm audio to HDMI Type A
• Supported video: HDMI up to 4K@60Hz (device dependent) and VGA up to 1920×1200@60Hz
• Diameter: 7.5 mm
• Weight: ~500 g
• Compliance: RoHS
• EAN: 5712505700778

How to use

Connect the VGA (D-Sub) plug to the source device’s VGA output and plug the 3.5 mm audio connector into the source’s audio output. Insert the HDMI Type A plug into the HDMI input on the display. Select the display’s HDMI input and set the source device to output via VGA; adjust audio output settings on the source if necessary. Note that the adapter converts VGA video and passes audio from the 3.5 mm jack to the HDMI sink.

Recommendations

For best results, use cable lengths and display resolutions within the supported ranges and verify that your display accepts audio over HDMI when using the 3.5 mm input. If the image or audio is unstable, check connector seating and try lower resolutions on the source device.