C2G 81529 HD15 VGA Female to VGA Female Gender Changer/VGA
C2G 81529 HD15 VGA Female to VGA Female Gender Changer/VGA Adapter (Pack of 3)
C2G 81529 HD15 VGA Female to VGA Female Gender Changer/VGA Adapter (Pack of 3)
Does the job of connecting VGA cable and new socket to HD outlet TV
For connecting to HD plug to use old TV on desktop when I can get a new TV as the old is slowly going spat on Tv reception So I know it does the job as I bought one to extend VGA cable years ago being as converters come as male plug outlet ! I think they want people to connect them direct to Video card on desktop but I can now extend from desktop to ample lead to HD setup Thank you Very good delivery
It does the job
Not sure why amazon thinks I should rate this for sheerness and thickness. Very puzzling.
I installed it and then completely forgot about it until asked for a review.
So it’s doing it’s job perfectly.
Very straighforward
Easy device to extend a VGA cable for projector use, in this case converting a work projector to home cinema. It enabled me to connect a heavy VGA cable fitted in trunking to a much lighter one to connect tot he laptop, thereby preventing the laptop disappearing off the table whilst watching a movie.
No significant impact on picture quality. I’m not sure what the stars are for ‘thickness’ and ‘sheerness’ that Amazon want me to rate; perhaps they think I’ve bought some stockings instead.
Does the job.
I use this item to extend a VGA cable so that I can connect to a KVM switch enabling me to swap from my home PC to a Raspberry Pi with little fuss.
Gender Bender!
Great little adaptor.
To use – slowly insert the Male end into Female hole on the front, and then – get another Male end to insert into the rear of the Female. Once inserted, to finish off, use your fingers to screw the ends deep into the screw holes – Jobs a good ‘en!
Definitely recommend!
Compact VGA M/M connector - used with HDMI-VGA adapter in my case.
Compact little unit.
Don’t force on too hard to begin with – I had to “tweek” the position of the pins a bit with my fingernail to get it to fit, but 50 / 50 as to whether pins or holes (on connected unit) were the problem. If you get problems, just force a small amount only, so you can see which pin / hole is the problem. Once connected works fine.
Note, due to a space “limitation” on the (HDMI/VGA) unit I connected this to, had to remove the screws – they come out with a small amount of pressure while unscrewing – something to consider when deciding to purchase a very compact unit.
Would buy another if need arrises.