CableCreation USB 3.0 to VGA Cable 6.6 Feet, USB to VGA 15 Pin Adapter 1080P @ 60Hz, with Built-in Driver, Only Support Windows 10/8.1/8 / 7 (NO XP/Vista/Mac OS X), 2M /Black

I never expected this easy to run a multiple monitor . This cable is AWESOME . Just connect VGA to the monitor and USB to laptop . A pop comes . Open folder , install file for windows or mac as per your system . Once installed . Restart . Boom it works !!!! I tried in both my laptops , ASUS TUF750 and HP .. Just super cable . Thanks to the makers . If not for this cable i would have to buy a docking station with c adapter or usb and then VGA to HDMI . Saves a lot of money., Great product.

Works perfectly as described. I have a laptop with 1 HDMI port only and wanted to have a 3rd extended monitor, I could not use the USB-C port given my laptop does not support that. Hence, I gave this cable a try, plugged into USB 3.0, installed the driver which comes in the built-in drive, restarted, and, TADAAA. Enjoying 3 extended monitors flawlessly. Thank you CableCreation!

Must use USB 3.0 to make it full HD

Very good product! it was Plug & Play for my all in one Lenovo PC

It works only with the latest USB version

It worked so good and I like it

This cord allowed me to connect a VGA monitor to an HP laptop whose HDMI port had stopped working but had plenty of USB 3 ports. For better or worse, if you just plug the cable in direct from opening the package, you may get 800x600 resolution on your external monitor and greyed out display resolution options in Windows. As the instructions on this product page say: download the drivers and install them first. If you didn't, go to the Cable Creation web site and get their manual. It explains how to remove the entries in your Device Manager. Then start over. When I did this, the drivers activated when I plugged in the cable. This time, the monitor displayed at its optimal resolution, not 800x600. Like many USB devices on Windows, Windows will acted as if it has never seen the cable when I plugged it into a different USB port. I'm very impressed with the quality of cable, and that there is an update app to keep the software drivers current.

Works like a charm. Plug and play

I own a HP-da 0325tu laptop which is 3 years old. It has 1 HDMI and 2 USB 3.0 ports. I have a 22 inch monitor connected to the sole HDMI port of the laptop in extended mode. I felt the need of attaching one more monitor as the real estate space for my trading charts was not enough. Initially I though of replacing the 22 inch with 32 inch QHD monitor which is quite expensive somewhere around 25 to 35K. So a frugal solution came to my mind. Why not extend 1 more 15 inch AOC monitor which was lying at my home. But I was scared whether my laptop supports 2 external monitors. Even there is only 1 HDMI port. So I bought this USB 3.0 to VGA cable and connected the 15inch AOC VGA monitor as an extended one. I have attached the image. I physically kept is adjacent to the 22 inch monitor to extend my trading chart. Though it reduces the vertical space but the charts are read horizontally. It gives me a screen space of 21.5 inches + 15.5 inches = 37 inches in total. It is a "jugaad" but works for me. The cable is pretty sturdy and the best part is no drivers to be downloaded. Happy with the USB to VGA cable and the seller as the packing was good. I hope this helps.

Great for connecting second monitor to laptop. Works perfectly

My laptop has only one HDMI port. I used this adapter to add a second monitor. It works great. FYI: You need a 3.0 USB port for high resolution with this adapter.) The driver was easy to find online and easy to install. (FL2000) You'll also need WinZip or similar app to unpack the .rar file.