The Adapter for Crisp HDMI Displays
ALOGIC’s Elements Series USB-C to HDMI Adapter with 4K Support [Male to Female] is the price-friendly cable for homes and businesses that need to marry a device that supports video output over USB-C [such as a computer] to an HDMI display or device [such as a computer monitor or projector].*
Your warranty-backed Elements cables and adapters support HDMI 2.0 resolutions up to the maximum of 4096 x 2160 [60Hz], or 1080p up to 240Hz. They also feature HDR support.
Now you’re equipped for crisp and fluid displays when it’s time for gaming, home cinema experiences, or professional tasks such as presenting to your team and overseeing workflows on multiple external displays.
*Not all USB-C ports support video output. In order to use this cable with your computer, the USB-C port that it is connected to needs to support video output using the DisplayPort Alternate Mode standard.
User-Friendly Adapters
Whether you’re looking to install one of our adapters in your home, or to fit out a workplace, rest assured that ALOGIC’s Elements range is engineered for maximum user-friendliness. The highly bendable Elements adapters feature compact connectors and low-bend radiuses. Their anatomy, which also features easy-grip PVC jacketing, makes them considerably easier to guide into ports in tight spaces, such as behind displays, and in equipment racks. Our adapters also feature a latch, so once you plug them in, they stay in.
Your Adapter When Reliability is Essential
Connector construction undermines the longevity of many HDMI adapters. That’s why our engineers and designers have developed a unique ABS connector shell that holds up in high-traffic installation environments. The Elements range is developed out of ALOGIC’s experience producing hundreds of thousands of cables and adapters to stand the test of time in the most demanding professional and household environments. Whether at home or in the office, be assured that these adapters won’t let you down. We vouch for this with a lifetime warranty.
