UGREEN 20124 DVI 24+1 to HDMI Female Converter Adapter

Got a PC or graphics card with a DVI output and a TV or monitor that only has HDMI? The UGREEN 20124 DVI to HDMI converter connects the two in seconds. It turns a DVI-D 24+1 male port into an HDMI female port, so you can use an ordinary HDMI cable to reach your screen.

It supports resolution up to 1920 x 1080 at 60Hz and works with all HDTV formats. This makes it a simple way to put your desktop on a big screen for movies, presentations or everyday work. Like other UGREEN HDMI adapter options, it is compact and easy to use.

At about 6 inches long, it sits neatly behind your computer without adding clutter.

Key Features

• DVI-D 24+1 male to HDMI female: Plugs straight into your DVI output and gives you a standard HDMI port. You can use any HDMI cable to reach your display.

• Up to 1920 x 1080 at 60Hz: Delivers Full HD video with smooth motion. That suits movies, slides and daily desktop use.

• Gold-plated connectors: Help keep the connection stable and reliable, even if you plug and unplug it often.

• Compatible with all HDTV formats: Works with HDTVs, so you can mirror your computer on the family TV.

• Compact cable of about 6 inches: Easy to fit behind a PC or monitor, with less cable mess.

• Works with Windows and Mac: Connects with DVI-enabled computers and graphics cards on both operating systems.

Why Choose This UGREEN 20124 DVI to HDMI Converter

If your computer has a DVI port but your display uses HDMI, you don’t have to replace either one. This DVI to HDMI converter bridges the gap at a fraction of the cost of new hardware, and it lets you keep using a graphics card that still works well.

It is also a practical everyday accessory. The Full HD 60Hz output gives you a clean picture, the gold-plated connectors support a dependable link, and the short body is easy to carry between setups. As a UGREEN HDMI adapter, it is a straightforward choice when you want something that works without fuss.

Best Use Cases

• Connecting an older desktop or graphics card to an HDMI-only HDTV

• Office and classroom presentations on a TV or projector with HDMI input

• Using an HDMI monitor with a DVI-only computer

• Home media setups where a PC feeds a living-room TV

Technical Specifications