Adaptador Microconnect USB 3.1 Type-C para HDMI MC-USB3.1CHDMIX2-2IN1

The MicroConnect USB 3.1 Type-C to HDMI Adapter (MC-USB3.1CHDMIX2-2IN1) converts a USB-A, USB-C, Thunderbolt 3/4 or USB4 port into two HDMI outputs, enabling connection of two external displays. It supports Mirror, Extend, Rotation and Clamshell display modes and delivers 4K@30Hz on one display and 1080p@60Hz on the second, providing compatibility with Windows and macOS systems for presentations, multitasking and media playback.

Advantages

This dual-display adapter supports high-resolution output and multiple display modes while remaining compact and portable. It works with USB-C and USB-A hosts, including Thunderbolt 3/4 and USB4, and offers an On/Off video feature to quickly blank connected screens for privacy during meetings or when switching content. The adapter is suitable for users who need additional HDMI ports without internal GPU upgrades.

Suitable for

• Office multitasking with extended desktops
• Presentations and client meetings requiring discrete screen control
• Home entertainment with dual-monitor setups
• Portable workstations and hot-desk environments

Key specifications

• Model: MC-USB3.1CHDMIX2-2IN1
• Interfaces: USB-C / USB-A compatible (also supports Thunderbolt 3/4, USB4)
• Video outputs: Dual HDMI
• Maximum resolution: 4K @ 30Hz (one display), 1080p @ 60Hz (second display)
• Supported display modes: Mirror, Extend, Rotation, Clamshell
• EAN: 5715063750582

How to use

Connect the adapter to your computer’s USB-C or USB-A port (or Thunderbolt/USB4), then connect one or two HDMI cables from the adapter to external displays. Configure display mode and resolution in your operating system’s display settings (Windows or macOS). Use the adapter’s On/Off video feature to blank the connected screens when needed to protect sensitive information or simplify content switching.

Recommendations

For best results, use high-quality HDMI cables and ensure your host device supports the required USB video class. When using 4K output, verify the target display and cable support 4K@30Hz. If using on battery-powered laptops, expect slightly higher power consumption when driving two external displays.