8K USB-C to HDMI 2.1 Adapter With HDCP2.3
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Product Overview:
- Designed for 8K enjoyments
- Lastest TV game-console 4K 120Hz supported
Products Features:
• Support HDMI 2.1 with 8K@60Hz high definition as well as 4K up to 120Hz, HDR deep color depths & sharp images output, and a full range of digital multi-channel audio. Backward compatible with 4K, 2K, 1080P and 720P. The refresh rate might be lower while HDR is on.
• HDMI 2.1 specifications features and supports Dynamic HDR, DSC1.2a, VRR, etc.
• USB-C connector allows you to connect with a computer or a tablet which equipped Thunderbolt 3 port or USB-C port that supports DisplayPort Alt Mode (DP Alt Mode). 8K output requires the upstream hardware to support (e.g. Graphics Card) as well as USB-C Alt Mode DP 1.4 specification.
• Premium aluminium alloy casing for greater durability and better heat dissipation during full loading.
• Support HDCP 2.3, meet the requirement of Ultra HD Netflix or Amazon Prime Video and more. This adapter also supports 3D video.
• Plug and play, no driver required.
Colour | Space Grey |
Dimension | 51mm x 23mm x 12mm |
Materials | Aluminium-Alloy Housing |
Upstream | USB-C |
Downstream | HDMI |
Input | N/A |
Output | N/A |
Cable Length of Attached Cable | 15cm |
Packaging Content | 1 x USB-C to HDMI 2.1 Adapter 1 x User Manual |

Designed For 8K Transmission
Deliver Signal through high-class chipset and HDMI2.1 specification

4K 120Hz Immersive Gaming Experience
Enjoy gaming on with a tear-free display with a high refresh rate, VRR and ALLM.

Authentic Video/Audio
HDR10 supported, for the wider color gamut and contrast

HDCP2.3 Compatible
Allows to play the protected content from Ultra HD Netflix/ Amazon Prime Video/ DirectTV and more

Ultra-Slim Dimension
Aluminium-allow housing with excellent craftsmanship makes it compact and sleek

Wide compatibility
F.A.Q
Please make sure your laptop/ cellphone/ tablet supports thunderbolt 3 or Display Output (DP ALT mode), OTHERWISE IT IS NOT COMPATIBLE. Please check with the device manufacturer.
There could be a couple reasons. Check your audio settings on your MacBook. Make sure the correct audio is selected.
Step1: Go into System Preferences
Step2: Click Sound
Step3: Select the HDMI source as opposed to the Internal Speakers
To set up completely, you have to adjust setting in 'Displays' and 'Audio'.
To set the display:
1.With your display monitor connected to your Mac, open Apple -> System Preferences.
2.Select 'Displays' with its big blue screen icon
3. Go under 'Arrangement' section
4. Check the Mirror Displays checkbox
To set audio:
1.With your display monitor connected to your Mac, open Apple -> System Preferences.
2. Select 'Sound' with a speaker icon
3. Go under 'Select a device for sound output' section to see if you see your display monitor as an output
4. Choose the monitor instead of built-in speaker as your audio outlet
To set up completely, you have to adjust setting in 'Screen' and 'Audio'.
To set screen:
1. Right-click any empty area of your desktop, and then click Screen resolution
2. Click the multiple displays drop-down list, and then select 'Duplicate these displays'.
3. If the display monitor is not listed, click 'Detect'.
To set audio:
1. Open Control Panel
2. Select 'Hardware and Sound' - 'Sound'
3. Under the 'Playback' tab, select the proper device as default device.
4. Click "OK". Justify the volume at the down-right corner if needed.
- Choosing a selection results in a full page refresh.
- Press the space key then arrow keys to make a selection.