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Converts HDMI input to VGA, HDMI output, and 3.5mm audio
Simultaneous dual output (HDMI and VGA)
Supports Full HD 1080p resolution
Built-in 3.5mm audio jack for audio extraction
Plug and play – no drivers required
Compact and portable design
Gold-plated connectors for enhanced signal quality
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The UGREEN CM101 (40744) is a multiport HDMI converter that allows one HDMI source (such as a laptop, gaming console, or streaming device) to be connected simultaneously to an HDMI display and a VGA display, while also outputting analog audio through a 3.5mm jack.
HDMI and VGA outputs can work at the same time, making it ideal for mirror display setups.
Both outputs share the same resolution and cannot display different content simultaneously (no extended desktop support).
VGA does not transmit audio; therefore, the 3.5mm audio jack allows you to connect external speakers or headphones.
Audio is extracted from the HDMI input and output separately via this port.
Supports video resolutions up to 1920x1080 @ 60Hz (Full HD).
Backward compatible with 720p, 480p, and lower resolutions for legacy displays.
Compact and solid ABS plastic casing for durability.
Gold-plated connectors ensure stable signal transmission and resistance to corrosion.
No external power is required in most cases, but a Micro-USB port is available for additional power support if the source device cannot deliver enough current (common with low-power devices).
Compatible with laptops, desktops, game consoles (like PS4/PS5/Xbox), media players, and set-top boxes.
Not compatible with devices that use HDCP encryption to prevent unauthorized output to non-HDCP compliant displays.
Requires no software or drivers.
Just connect and it’s ready to use.
Ideal for connecting modern HDMI-only devices to older VGA projectors or monitors.
Useful in business presentations, classroom settings, or home entertainment setups requiring audio-video splitting.