GE USB-C To Dual HDMI Adapter, Black, 81661

Perfect length. Small and compact. So no clutter. Option to make lug usb-c into it is great for video with screens for extra graphics or audio if that is what is needed. I like this product. For the price it is nice like piece of tech.

Absolutely perfect in connecting my IPhone to television while traveling. This allows me to watch my favorite channels.

works as intended excellent product

It has 2 HDMI ports and also a USB type C on the side, that's pretty handy.

this was a great purchase ro help make 2 monitors work with one gadget

Works well with Samsung Dex! One of the first ones who ever do so!!

It works fine, but it turns off the connection really easily, and I have to turn on my monitor and unplug/replug the adapter sometimes multiple times daily.

Ah, the sweet siren song of five-star reviews—most of which, surprise surprise, are “collected as part of a promotion.” Translation: "Thanks for the free gadget, here's your mandatory praise!" Meanwhile, honest reviews like this one? No freebies, just the satisfaction of yelling into the void. Let's set the stage: I've been using USB display adapters for over a decade. I've got EVGA UV , mini docks, the works—plug in, magic happens, monitors light up like Times Square. I'm an IT engineer. I hate fiddling with junk. I like my gear like I like my coffee: strong, reliable, and not requiring a ritual sacrifice to function. So when this little doohickey arrived, I assumed I'd plug it in and immediately be greeted by glorious extended screens. Instead? Crickets. Plugged into a Windows 10 PC—tried it with zero, one, and two monitors. Nada. It didn't even pretend to be a real device. Windows shrugged and moved on with its life. Tried it on another Windows 10 machine—one that happily runs other USB display adapters. Still nothing. Unplugged everything else like a jealous lover—no change. My patience meter was rapidly draining. Finally, I offered it to my 2023 MacBook Pro, hoping maybe it would play nice. Progress! Kind of. It recognized that something was plugged in, but decided to mirror both displays like it was the year 2006. I swapped HDMI cables just for fun—only to discover the Mac chose the fancier monitor to push an ultra-high resolution the other monitor couldn't handle. Result: One blank screen, one smug MacBook, and me, deeply questioning my life choices. So yes, it gets two stars. One for making a vague attempt at displaying something, and another because I'm feeling generous. But it's either going back to Walmart, or getting launched into orbit with a trebuchet. Haven't decided yet. Depends on how spicy my coffee is tomorrow.

It does fine if you just want to connect one but that defeats the purpose. Once you add the second it gets very moody and works when it wants to. I wouldn't recommend. I had to buy another more reliable one and kept this for emergencies.

Hasn't worked once since I got it. Something is wrong with the cord. Only works if you lay in a certain position and don't move it