Plugable USB 2.0 to DVI, VGA, or HDMI Video Graphics Adapter
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About Plugable USB 2.0 to DVI, VGA, or HDMI Video Graphics Adapter
Overall Feedback:
94% positive
95% liked its compatibility with multiple devices, but 5% had trouble with their macbook
One adapter worked perfectly with Windows 10 on my i7 laptop with a USB 3.0 hub, while the other had a fuzzy and shaking picture when the mouse was moved, indicating electrical interference from a high-powered device.
94% praised for its durability, but 6% experienced issues
After using the device for over a month, I have found its performance to be unsatisfactory.
I have doubts about the quality control of these devices, which makes me question their durability.
97% found it easy to set up and use
The adapter connected easily and was recognized by Windows 10 without any issues.
I installed Windows 7 quickly, indicating its ease of use.
The adapter comes with HDMI, DVI, and VGA adapters, making it easy to carry in my laptop case for on-demand presentations.
90% liked the fast data transfer speed, but 10% experienced lag
I have noticed that the device has a slow refresh rate of 17 frames per second.
I have noticed that the adapter crashes when there is a lot of activity on the screen.
I thought I would be fine with 2.0 but it turned out to be a disappointment.
I questioned the purpose of buying an external device if it does not solve the problem of latency/slowness of my system related to the addition of the external monitor to my laptop.
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91% praised the crisp video quality, while 9% experienced pixelation
I noticed that the adapter played low quality video.
After using the unit for more than a month, I find its performance not quite acceptable.
On older computers, I noticed that the video quality is not seamless and multi-screen gaming is not possible.
Web surfing is not bad at all, but YouTube videos can be finicky.
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