Microwoo USB-C to HDMI Adapter with 4K Output and 100W PD

Best use cases

4K HDMI output lets this Microwoo adapter connect a compatible USB-C device to a larger display, while its USB-C port supports up to 100W PD charging. That combination is useful when you want to show a presentation, stream video, or mirror a device’s screen without giving up the option to keep it charging.

For example, it can connect a supported iPad or laptop to a TV or projector for a presentation or shared viewing. The adapter is also listed for compatible iPhones, Samsung Galaxy phones, Google Pixel devices, and Nintendo Switch. Those device names are a starting point, not a guarantee: the USB-C port must support DisplayPort Alt Mode for video output.

Setup is described as plug-and-play, with no driver, software, Wi-Fi, or separate power supply required. It may suit someone who wants a compact HDMI connection and charging passthrough rather than a larger dock with additional ports.

Strengths

The practical advantage is combining video output and power passthrough in one adapter. The HDMI connection is specified for 4K output, and the USB-C port supports 100W PD charging. That can make it a more useful travel or desk accessory than an HDMI-only adapter when charging during display use matters. The listed design also includes an ABS housing, a TPE cable, and nickel-plated connectors.

The setup is intended to be straightforward, and buyer feedback reflects that: some customers describe it as easy to connect and say it worked for their needs, including with projectors. Others report inconsistent connections or video problems, so the experience is not uniform across devices and setups. Some buyers also raise durability concerns, including reports of units failing after a few months. Those comments are worth weighing if you need an adapter for frequent, dependable use.

Quick overview

• Type: USB-C to HDMI adapter with USB-C PD passthrough
• Video output: 4K HDMI
• Power: Up to 100W PD charging support
• Ports: HDMI and USB-C
• Compatibility: USB-C devices that support DisplayPort Alt Mode
• Color: White
• What’s included: One adapter

The compatibility list covers several Apple, Samsung, Google, Microsoft, and other USB-C devices, but the key requirement is video support through the device’s USB-C port. A USB-C connector alone does not establish that a phone, tablet, or computer can send video to HDMI. Check that capability for your particular device before choosing this adapter.

Buying verdict

A solid pick if you need HDMI output and charging passthrough in one small accessory, and your device supports DisplayPort Alt Mode. It offers a simpler approach than buying a multiport dock when HDMI and USB-C power are the main connections you need. The listed details do not specify a refresh rate or describe additional ports beyond HDMI and USB-C, so shoppers looking for broader docking features should compare those requirements before deciding.

You may want to skip it if you need a connection with consistently reported reliability: customer feedback on connectivity and video is mixed, and some buyers report durability problems. For occasional screen sharing with a compatible device, its feature set is straightforward, for regular presentations or other use where a failed connection would be disruptive, those reports make reliability an important consideration.