About this item

DP to Dual HDMI Splitter: This DP 1 in 2 HDMI out splitter can convert the signal of a DisplayPort port into two HDMI signal outputs, and can be connected to two monitors for work and entertainment at the same time, supporting extended mode and mirror mode. Meet your needs for more screen display (Note: It is required to use a current greater than 600 mA to connect the USB-C power cord. Some USB ports of PC devices can support this.)
Excellent Resolution: The DisplayPort to dual HDMI Adapter supports resolutions up to 4K@60Hz, 4K@60Hz when using a single HDMI port, 4K@30Hz when using two HDMI ports at the same time, vivid images can bring more amazing screen color and contrast. (only one-way transmission from one DP signal source to two HDMI displays)
Wide Compatibility: We use top-of-the-line chips that are compatible with all devices on the market with DP/DP++/DisplayPort++ source ports, such as desktop computers (HP, Dell, Lenovo), graphics cards (AMD, NVIDIA). The graphics card needs to support a bandwidth of more than 18Gbps; otherwise, it will not be possible to expand the display of multiple monitors. (If there is no display, please update your graphics card driver to the latest version)
The best Material: We use nylon braided cable, integrated aluminum alloy shell and gold-plated port design, nylon braided cable can increase service life and prevent cable damage caused by scratches, integrated aluminum alloy shell can give full play to the advantages of heat dissipation, so that you no longer need to worry about the problem caused by heat, and reduce the loss of signal transmission to achieve lossless transmission, Gold-plated ports can transmit more stable signals.
Plug and Play, Safe and Simple: Easy to install, no need to install any drivers, the display port source connects to the DP port of the PC port or laptop port, uses the USB C power cable in the package to power the distributor, and two HDMI female ports connect to the display via HDMI cable. (Note: Do not use with any KVM/Hub/Docking)