Bincolo USB-C - VGAアダプター、USB 3.1 Type C (Thunderbolt 3) - VGAコンバーター MacBook Pro、MacBook、MacBook Air 2018、Dell XPS 13/15、Surface Book 2などに対応 (シルバー)

VGAのモニターケーブルに付けてますがエラーも無く正常に使えます！

macからのプロジェクター出力が問題なくでき助かってます

講義の際MacBookをプロジェクターと繋ぐのに購入、軽い作りですが問題なく使用できます 耐久性はまだ不明です

問題なく使用できています

値段の割には良かったです。

接触不良で画面が黄色くなる 原因はじゃっかん差し込みのフィット感が甘いと思われる その度にコネクターをグリグリと操作する必要がある 安いから我慢

機種によってはつながったり、つながらなかったりします。 安くていいのですが、不安定で困ります。

Telefonum samsun galaxy note 9 type c girişli ve ikinci ekran özellikli. Bu telefonda çalışıyor ve her display port özelliği ( çıkış ) olan telefonda çalışır. Sınıfta projeksiyonlara yansıtıyor görüntüyü

Funcionou perfeitamente

"I recently purchased the Bincolo VGA to Type C adapter, and I'm thoroughly impressed with its performance. This adapter has seamlessly bridged the gap between my older VGA monitor and my modern Type C laptop. The connection is rock-solid, and the video quality is sharp and clear. I appreciate the robust build quality of the adapter; it feels durable and dependable. Setting up the adapter was a breeze, and it worked flawlessly right out of the box. I no longer have to worry about compatibility issues when connecting to VGA displays. The compact design makes it easy to carry in my laptop bag, and it has become an essential tool for my work presentations and personal use. Overall, the Bincolo VGA to Type C adapter has exceeded my expectations. It's a reliable and cost-effective solution for anyone in need of a VGA to Type C conversion. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a hassle-free and high-quality adapter."

وصلني المنتج خاطئ ليس كما في الوصف. لا يوجد منفذ VGA. وانما منفذ HDMI

Kinda pricey (as most Apple stuff is), but is a perfect replacement for your old Dell monitor. Plug and forget it. Just replace your old adapter, plug it into the New skinny little USB plug on the back of your iMac and viola. External monitor on and working. 2 minutes tops from box to "in use". 8/28/21 Well, now I'm not so sure. My iMac M1 has been crashing. And for NO good reason. However, the fact that I'm using an external monitor with a non-Apple adapter has been brought into question as a possible problem. So, I've had my external monitor disconnected for two days now and no additional crashes. However, I also going to leave it disconnected for another week to see what transpires in the interim. If I experience any new crashes (screen goes black, iMac reboots), then I'll agree that it wasn't this adapter causing it. However, If I plug it back in and it crashes even once, that's a pretty good indicator that the adapter is suspect. Stay tuned, I'll update this in a week.