acer USB C to HDMI Adapter 4K with 100W PD and USB 3.0 🔌
Product description
This compact multiport hub turns a single USB-C port into an HDMI display output, a high-speed USB 3.0 port and a power delivery inlet, useful when connecting a laptop or tablet to an external monitor while charging. It supports 4K@30Hz video which makes it suitable for streaming films or giving presentations, and it also allows fast data transfer and pass-through charging at up to 100W.
Key Points
The adapter provides a straightforward plug-and-play connection to HDMI displays without drivers, so you can mirror or extend your screen quickly. It supports simultaneous use of all three ports, meaning you can stream UHD content, transfer files and top up battery all at the same time. For travel and mobile work, the silver aluminium finish keeps the unit lightweight and easy to carry in a laptop bag. Note that the host device must support video output over USB-C for the HDMI function to work, according to the manufacturer. 🔌📺
Technical Specifications
- Name: acer USB C to HDMI Adapter
- Video output: 4K (3840×2160) @ 30Hz
- USB data speed: 5Gbps (USB 3.0)
- Power Delivery: 100W maximum
- Colour: Silver
Advantages
This hub helps reduce cable clutter by combining essential ports in one compact unit. The USB-A port lets you connect external drives, mice or keyboards at USB 3.0 speeds which is useful when you need quick transfers from flash drives or external SSDs. The dedicated PD charging port supports up to 100W PD which covers most laptops and keeps devices powered during prolonged use. For users working with high-resolution content, the 4K@30Hz output delivers clear detail on larger screens. ⚡
Usage Recommendations
For best results, use a PD charger rated at 45W or higher and a high-quality USB-C cable to achieve consistent charging performance. Remember that not all mobile devices output video over USB-C, so check device specifications if the HDMI output does not appear. The USB-A port does not support charging of connected peripherals, it is intended for data only. Additionally, lower-power chargers may cause slow charging or low-battery notifications on some laptops according to the manufacturer.