Belkin USB-C to HDMI Adapter + Charge (Supports 4K UHD Video, Pass-Through Power up to 60W for Connected Devices) HDMI Adapter- Black

Gets a touch uncomfortably warm when used for long, but is a handy adapter for those who need such an adapter.

Happy with product

Charging does not work as mentioned. Tried by replacing 2 times. All had same issues. Even if the charger is connected, mobile charge level went on discharging.

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My main reason for the purchase of the product is that the adapter will charge the phone while I’m using internet through lan cable. But that functionality is not working.

I’m using the adapter with Moto G34 5G which is basic smartphone with 5G network. As you can see in the pics I attached the LAN cable and Power cable (Power cable coming from adapter for charging smartphone) and LAN Cable is output to router. LAN Cable functionality is working as expected. But phone is not charging, I tried all options under USB but no luck, but but one blessing in disguise is that my phone is not discharging fast as how it used to happen without power output.

So, my final thoughts are if you are looking for an adapter which you think can charge the devices with power output of 60W as mentioned in product discription then this is not the device you want to go for, but if you charged your device and want to keep it powered for atleast 70% more time than the one without power then you can choose this device.

Build quality is Okayish and won’t get heated quickly.

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I use my Quest3 VR headset in a different room from my gaming PC & read a lot of articles about people buying dedicated routers to do AirLink streaming but I thought something like this would be better & I was (mostly) right!.

If you have ethernet in different rooms, this adapter makes it very easy to hook up your headset & stream in super high quality for hours. Depending on your home layout, you can even run your own ethernet cable from room to room (ethernet has a limit of approx. 300ft!).

The biggest catch I found was the USBC from the adapter to the headset. Long story short, the shorter the cable the better. I wasted a lot of time trying to figure out what was wrong with the software or PC when it was the USBC cable the whole time. I decided to velcro this adapter to the side of my headset & run 20ft USBC power & ethernet cables right up my back to the headset. Works like a charm with the highest resolution settings! I plan to use a cable sleeve to bundle the 2 cables together.

Using Virtual Desktop & my 3080TI, I am able to run 200 bitrate, godlike, & 120fps.

If you are doing this, you should set up a OpenSpeedTest server on your gaming PC to ensure you’re getting solid speeds. There can be a lot of unique variables in each person’s environment, but if you’re set up well, you should get over 900mbps speeds from the headset to your computer.

IMHO, this is the best option when it comes to VR streaming. It is certainly the most bang for your buck!

Initially I purchased ugreen usb hub which contains usb A, hdmi and memory card reader since i wanted memory card reader as well. It was of good quality but kind of heating a lot and battery drains from laptop faster. So i was looking for alternatives and decided to purchase HDMI adapter and card reader as a separate devices since memory card reader is occasionally required for my purpose, but HDMI requires all the time for my second monitor with dell full HD from Macbook M1 air. After I started using this i was very much satisfied. As per my testing, this adapter consumes 5 watts to operate which is good. Lets look into the pros and cons

Pros
1. No over heating compared to my previous hub (litte warm, but compared to ugreen aluminium body heat, its much much better)
2. Battery is not draining fast compared to my ugreen usb C hub
3. it has HDMI output as well as charging port. So no need to sacrifice another usb c port for charging in host devices
4. Works great with mac m1 and windows 11
5. No issues while mac awake from sleep which some users complained that other brand hubs are not recognised by mac when mac book wakes from sleep mode
6. Checked with 65 watts lenovo charger and 35 watts apple charger. It works good

Cons
1. Made of plastic. Could have been in aluminium which will look good as well as good heat dissipation
2. When charging port is used in the adapter along with HDMI port, monitor will reconnect while charger is switched off
3. Type C port in adapter can be used only for charging purpose, it will not support any other connectivity like connecting type c pendrive or another usb hub
4. I am not sure this type charging port on this adapter is pass through charging because when I connect the apple charger to this adapter macbook just charging but mac is not recognising it as apple charger or another brand charger but only recognise the charging wattage. Its not the case if I connect the charger directly on c port regardless of if its apple charger or lenovo type c charger. Mac os was able to detect as apple or lenovo charger and its wattage along with how much power it can give as output. If anybody’s wants the host device to recognise the charger type, i guess apple type multiport adapter is the only choice

I haven’t tested this adapter with 4k monitor. So not sure how much heat it will generate if it connected to 4k monitor

Charges macbook seamlessly
Hdmi works well
Top quality product
Don’t buy monitors with usb c cable as they are unnecessarily expensive. Buy a good monitor with hdmi cable and buy this product.