USB C to Dual HDMI Adapter, 4 in 1 Type C to HDMI Splitter for Dual Monitors, with USB 2.0+2 x 4K+PD 100W, for MacBook Pro/Air, iPad, Surface, Dell, Chromebook

USB C to Dual HDMI Adapter The USB to Dual HDMI adapter comes with two HDMI ports, one USB 2.0 port, and one USB-C power port. Devices with USB Type C ports can connect 4K HDMI outputs from two external displays. Easily multitask, mirror or expand your computer's workspace, allowing you to enjoy movies, games and office files on a large external ultra-high definition screen on a small computer.

4K @ 60Hz high resolution: the USB C dual HDMI adapter supports up to 4K resolution (3840 X 2160P p60Hz) for two HDMI displays with 3840 x 2160.30 Hz; if a single HDMI port works, the resolution can be up to 4K@60Hz (3840X2160P@60Hz when Both HDMI ports both HDMI ports work , the maximum supported resolution limit is 4K@30Hz (Note: the video output is only 4K if your device supports 4K resolution. Please use an HDMI 2.0 or higher cable.)

Plug and Play The dual HDMI adapter for 2 monitors is easy to insert and operate without having to install driver/software, and supports almost all new USB c/Type C/Thunderbolt 3 laptops with DP Alt mode on the USB C port. (Note: If your USB-C port does not have video output or DP Alt mode, the USB-C to Dual HDMI Adapter for HP Dell Adapter does not support your laptop.)

Great Compatibility This USB C HDMI adapter is compatible with Linux, Windows, Mac OS, IOS, Pad OS and Android systems as well as Thunderbolt 3/4 and DP 1.4 alternative modes. Support: MacBook/MacBook Pro, Dell XPS, Yoga, LG, HP, Samsung Galaxy, etc.

Important Note: 1. On Mac devices, the images unfolded on the other two screens appear the same due to limitations of macOS on the MAC device. 2. Connect the monitor first (HDMI port), then the laptop (USB-C port). You may need to change the default settings of the audio output device in the system settings to achieve sound streaming. 3. Dual USB AC HDMI adapter compatible with 2K/ 1080P@60Hz. The video output will only be 4K if your device supports 4K resolution; make sure you use HDMI 2.0 or higher cable.