Bluetooth Vga Adapter Projector

This adapter allows me to connect my MacBook to a regular projector. I also needed a vga to vga cable, which I bought here as well.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] With theaters shut down this past year, I wanted to get the theater screen feel at home. I had an older projector that only had a VGA connection. I wanted to connect my Roku so that I could stream and use the projector to give me that theater feel when watching movies. This simple adapter made that possible. The HDMI connection on the adapter attached to my Roku, then I used one of my old VGA cables to attach the other end of the adapter to the projector. The adapter also has an RCA jack to connect audio to the projector if so desired. I connected the optical from my Roku to my surround sound, so I did not need to use it. Also, if you are utilizing a low voltage HDMI source, adapter has a micro USB connection to give that extra power if needed.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Belkin has been a go to brand for me for many years- and I am never disappointed. This Belkin USB-C™ to VGA Adapter is perfect for anybody who needs to transmit a laptop or tablet from USB-C to VGA for a projector. It is a simple device to use as no downloads are required. It is as easy as 1-2-3 just simply plug it in and done. Its a great product as it allows me to use an older projector with my newest MacBook that only offers USB-C ports. The adapter is also small and compact so it is easy to take along when needed. It also makes streaming videos simple as my laptop is able to display through the projector. I highly recommend the Belkin USB-C™ to VGA Adapter to anybody looking for an inexpensive solution to combining old tech to new tech. I always trust Belkin with my tech needs.

We used the adapter for the DVI-analog out of a document camera to connect to the VGA cable to the projector. It worked fine!

Used the cable to extend a VGA Laptop signal to a theater projector. I was worried about lossing too much signal over this length of cable, but it worked fine.

Works great secure fit. Added this to our stationary projector to convert the VGA to HDMI since most laptops no longer have VGA connections

We were in need of providing HDMI and VGA inputs for a projector, this was the perfect solution on one wall plate

Works great with my new computer without vga socket. I do many presentations with it and even where a projector has hdmi often only the vga is available because of ceiling mounts, etc. Has worked well and is much smaller than some other converters I've seen.

We used this in a huge concert hall that didn't have vga connection from the stage to the projector, we thankfully found a network connection right behind the stage and tech patched it to the network connection up in the projector room over approximately 250+ feet of wiring. Thankfully it worked flawlessly with no quality loss. It was very simple to use and we were up and running in less than five minutes.

You'll want to look elsewhere if you're looking for more inputs. The projector is limited to VGA, S-video and composite inputs. So no DVI, component, or HDMI inputs if you're looking for one. Despite this, if you're looking to simply give presentations and project still images, this is the projector for you. It packs a whopping 3500 lumens and 3000:1 contrast ratio that has been a great addition to our church services. We don't have to dim/turn off the lights during service to read lyrics and we can leave the bible passage up during the sermon with all the lights on in the room.