C2G USB-C to VGA Video Adapter with Power Delivery

Overview

The C2G 29533 is a USB-C to VGA video adapter designed to connect modern laptops, tablets, or smartphones to VGA displays such as projectors or monitors. It supports video resolutions up to 1920 x 1200 at 60 Hz, ensuring clear and detailed images for presentations, extended desktop setups, or classroom displays. Additionally, it features a USB-C power delivery port that passes through up to 60 W of power, allowing your device to stay charged while connected.

Key features

• USB-C to VGA conversion that enables connection to legacy VGA displays without compromising video quality
• Power delivery pass-through up to 60 W, so you can charge your device while using the adapter
• Supports resolutions up to 1920 x 1200 at 60 Hz, maintaining sharp text and smooth video playback
• Reversible USB-C connector designed for durability with up to 10,000 insertions
• Plug-and-play operation requiring no additional drivers or software, simplifying setup
• Compact and portable design ideal for professionals who travel or work in multiple locations

Key specs

• Video resolution: up to 1920 x 1200 at 60 Hz
• Power delivery: up to 60 W pass-through via USB-C port
• Connector type: USB-C (reversible) to VGA
• Durability: USB-C connector rated for 10,000 insertions
• Compatibility: devices supporting DisplayPort Alt Mode over USB-C

Connectivity and compatibility

This adapter works with laptops, tablets, and smartphones that support DisplayPort Alt Mode over USB-C, allowing seamless video output to VGA displays. The additional USB-C port supports power delivery, so you can connect your existing charger to keep your device powered without losing a USB-C port. It is well suited for setups where VGA projectors or monitors are still in use, such as conference rooms, classrooms, or home offices.

Ideal uses and environments

The adapter fits well in professional environments where presentations or extended displays are common. It is a strong choice for business travelers who need to connect to legacy VGA equipment while maintaining device charging. It also works well in educational settings where VGA projectors remain standard, and for home office users adding an extra monitor without sacrificing power delivery.