Studio Monitor Port Plug

so far so good. I have a Macbook Pro with no dvi port but a monitor that has a dvi cable, this is a great adaptor plug it in and go.

Excellent product. Just plug and go. I was able to run a VGA monitor to my laptop through port alternator via the DB9F adaptor.

Mounts with a pair of magnets, plugs into a USB port on the monitor. You have to plug in the USB-C cable to the computer (which also carries video as well as USB). To get it to work with an M2 Mac Mini, I had to install Dell's DDPM app for the U2421E - otherwise none of the USB ports worked on the monitor.

It works. Just plug into auxiliary port and go.

The Chromecast Ultra was very easy to install. Plug it in to an available HDMI port on the TV, plug the power cord into an outlet, plug an ethernet cable (not included) into block that plugs into outlet and from there to network switch (or router), and it just works. It booted up on TV, I used the app downloaded to my smartphone to complete the configuration (easy). Now I can use the cast button on many of my phone apps, or the chrome browser on my PC to send to my TV. Works great for what it is intended for.

Not much to this device. USB 3.0 with a type-A plug on one end, ethernet jack on the other. Plug the USB end into a USB 3.0 compatible port on your computer, plug the ethernet in on the other end. Profit.

Plug the power in, plug your network connection in one port and computers or other lines into the other port and you are good to good. I replaced a 10/100 hub that connected my wife's computer and her speed jumped by power of 10. (I saw a review where someone couldn't figure out how to set it up...I don't see what you can do wrong.)

Plug and play into a windows thunderbolt port. Looks just like the picture.

It was on sale and it was cheaper than the 5 port. Plug and play, nothing to it. Highly recommend.

Just plug into your USB port and it does what it is suppose to do. Simple and effective. Can't ask for more.