BelkinUSB-C to HDMI Adapter + Charge (Supports 4K UHD Video, Passthrough Power up to 60W for Connected Devices) MacBook Pro HDMI Adapter

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Macbook just does not see the power delivery cable is plugged in. Tried different adaptors - original MacBook adapter, tried PD from monitor - same, it declares only 60W maybe its not enough, maybe it disconnects power if battery is fully charged (but in this case it is even worse as this is fully controlled by macbook). Returned.

While using as Ethernet adapter it disconnects randomly.If I connect it with phone phone to use it as a Ethernet adapter it’s randomly disconnects phone doesn’t charge properly if you want to charge phone while using it use fast charger

Tried to my samsung tablet to tcl tv didnt work, what a waste.

Used only a few times, Not Working now

Works great, does what it saysAlthough I was looking for one to allow the usb-c to cast video - but this as it states is for power onlyAt least it states that up front.Used daily no issues

It works perfectly with my Acer Chromebook 315 i used it with my LG monitor, and shipping is fast

Excelente producto me funciono muy bien para lo que lo necesitaba.

✓ Display with iPad 10.9 (2022)✓ Audio (Tested with Disney+)✓ Charging while plugged in with HDMI cable into Outlet (Original Charger)✗ Charging while plugged in with HDMI into PC (Desktop)Belkin is also a certified third party retailers for Apple Accessories so it'll work unless its faulty...If you want HDR* (High Dynamic Range), I recommend you invest in a 4k60fps HDMI cable. A standard one will be sufficient though.If something doesn't work, I recommend troubleshooting with your cable first and that it can support the iPad's resolution. If not, make sure you iPad registered it. There should be a blue oval at the top with the adapter's icon in the middle. If not, make sure your iPad supports it.I'm using it to hook up to my monitor so I can stop looking down when doing my readings for school. Also, pretty cool feature where you full screen videos on apps like Disney+, it'll change the resolution to the Monitor (mine is 1920x1080@60fps).*You can see these settings on your iPad: Settings > Display and Brightness > Secondary Display (usually Monitor or TV Model Name) > You will see options.

Installed without requiring additional drivers. Connected at 1Gbps and transferred data at that speed. Simultaneously charged at 59w using Apple 67w adapter and Monoprice 60 rated cable.No problems at all as some others have reported.Also tested with iPad Air 4 and it works fine.Used to replace Amazon Basics adapter that used the ASIX chip the drivers downloaded from ASIX. That adapter has very poor performance on the Mac.