StarTech.com USB 3.0 to HDMI Adapter, USB to HDMI Monitor Converter for Windows, 1080P , TAA (no support for macOS/ChromeOS/Linux)

I'm shortly about to change my PC as it won't support Windows 11, conversely being a top of the line unit back in the day it is still pretty usable now. It supports 2 monitors natively but I needed a third.Enter this unit which allowed to do that in seconds. I have written a dissertation and now ordered a new PC. This is a handy unit to have, though. As long as you install the drivers from the website BEFORE plugging it in, I was up and running in seconds.

Had previously purchased an adapter for a tenner off Amazon, worked okish for a week, before becoming too hot to touch and the screen flickering. This works perfectly - more expensive but hand don’t get burnt touching it and video quality ace. Easy installation - Download driver, restart computer and plug in and away. Highly recommended.

Works well and fixed an issue where a USB C adapter didn't work as the port didn't support the correct protocol. A bit expensive but Startech does tend to be reliable and better quality than some unknown brands.

I had tried to go with a cheaper adapter, but as expected, it just didn't work. I read reviews about StarTech online and this adapter is universally highly rated highly. It is a bit pricey, but it's certainly less expensive than repairing my faulty HP laptop HDMI port and I'm really impressed with the quality of the image. I highly recommend, as it was a relief to find an adapter that really and truly works.

Bought when the HDMI socket on my laptop refused to function.The item performs perfectly, and I can still watch my laptop on my main TV.

I used this to connect a third monitor to my laptop that only had one HDMI adaptor which was already used by my second monitor. My USB Cs did not support video but this little device works perfectly! Worth paying the money for something that just works seamlessly

It's expensive but works - so worth it to me!! I got a cheaper one that didn't work. I wasn't sure if it would work on USB that wasn't 3.0 (ie not the blue ones) - but really pleased that it does. My work computer and home computer only had the one hdmi port plus USB. Only scored a 4 for gaming as I don't game so can't say. Scored 4 for value because it is a lot for a an adaptor (paid less than £10 for other ones in the past), but not found any other USB to hdmi ones that work. It was plug and play for me - Recomended 100%

This is my second USB 3.0 to HDMI adapter...the first one was a different brand. I bought this one, which was far more expensive hoping that it would be better quality....I would say the build quality is definitely better, I'm not sure there is such a big difference in the working quality...it might be a little better than the previous one. Either way, it has been working well so far. The quality is still not the same as a real graphics card HDMI port in terms of lag (I run an i7 laptop with 16 GB RAM, SSD, with two graphics cards - motherboard graphics + a separate 2 GB AMD Radeon graphics card as well), but it's very good for what I need it for (office work, studying, research, mostly - I need lots of desktop space, hence working with laptop+2 monitors).One of the reasons I'm giving it 4 stars and not 5 is that the driver doesn't interface with blue light filters (neither the built in Windows 10 blue light filter, neither with F.lux). I use two Dell UltraSharp U2419H monitors, which are really good quality and are kind to my eyes. The monitors come with software to let me control settings through Windows. Unfortunately, the adapter driver doesn't interface with that either and Windows can't detect that the monitor through the adapter is present, only the one connected to the laptop HDMI is detected. This is frustrating for me because I really want the filters to run properly since I spend so much time in front of screens.