Camera External Display

A great solution to extending display from notebooks to external monitors

I have three of these for my Sony FX6 and I run an external 5 inch display, Teradek transmitter and follow-focus motor using the D-tap port (with a splitter). Battery life is really good, even when using all these external devices. The USB port is super handy, for running smaller accessories .. but also recharging the battery for my gimbal, iPad or phone.. in a pinch. Definitely recommend for compact setups.

Bought this to work with a Dell XPS15 9500 laptop. I can connect a large external display via HDMI, printer, external HDD and full-sized keyboard and still have ports to spare. Thunderbolt connection is high speed and very reliable. This is a great docking hub.

I used this cable to connect my 5D mark III to a 5 external display. The cable is sturdy, strong and comes with plastic caps to protect the cable when not in use. Best of all it is coiled so no need to use zip ties or tape anymore for cable management.

It's basically the same size as the Air, but much more powerful, and with a lot higher quality display. One thing to note about external displays- these new Apple silicon machines are really strict about how many you can connect. The Air only supports one, but have a dual monitor setup, and occasionally like to output to a TV next to the desk as well. Although I have a third party USB-C docking station with two HDMI outputs, the laptop will not send any signal to them if you already have two monitors plugged in. However you can AirPlay to a third display. I'm really glad I paid the small amount extra for the Pro instead of the Air.

I use this product to display dual monitors (2 external monitors) from my laptop. Installation is very easy. Only draw back is that when certain programs are maximized they span both screens when I like to have my windows maximized in either monitor. It's so easy to use 2 of my co-workers have also purchased and installed this product on their laptops.

Use this dongle for connecting with external display in office and for USB flash cards. Mostly I've gone away from cables but sometimes you have to connect some devices with old connectors. This looks perfect for VGA and USB-A connections.

I was very annoyed when I learned that my new M2 MacBook Pro only supported a single external display and started investigating solutions. My research indicated that DisplayLink was necessary and this product was the most inexpensive one I could find. I already had the DisplayLink software installed when I received it, so I plugged it into my laptop and monitors and it worked instantly. Been using it about a week now with no complaints.

I bought two of these cables to add two additional monitors to a Mac Mini M2 Pro. They work great when plugged into the USB-C/TB4 ports. The main monitor is still fed from the built-in HDMI port. The Mac Mini M2 will support one external monitor and the M2 Pro version will support two external monitors. The only problem I have, from time to time, is that I have to reset the display arrangement after reboot or sleep. I don't think this has anything to do with the cable, but seems to be a feature of Mac display management or the order in which the connected monitors sleep and wake up. I've also used the same cable to connect an external monitor to an iPad Pro, for which it also works perfectly.

I have been using this for a month to display my laptop on an external HDMI monitor. Works great. Monitor pops on as soon as i plug it in.