j5create USB-C to 4K HDMI Adapter (JCA153G)

I bought this for my laptop to hookup to my TV and my soundbar. My soundbar doesn’t pass through 4k@60hz so I have to plug my laptop directly to the TV. Since this dongle is DP 1.2 and not 1.4, it doesn’t support HDR10. So instead of using it for display, I used it to connect to the soundbar for audio only. The price is a little high and you should try to find cheaper options if you plan on using it for HDR purposes. The only reason I got it was because there’s not a lot of options near me and I needed one ASAP.

I needed this adapter to be able to use my new monitor. Thank you to the person who helped me know what I needed and helped me find it. All I had to do was connect my new monitor to my computer using this adapter.

Works well enough to extend either my MacBook Pro or my USB-C-only Asus Chromebook to an external monitor which, in my case, is a Sony Playstation 3D monitor...I just think it's a bit overpriced at 30 dollars though...one coulda just both a straight up USB-C/HDMI combo cable that starts at 15-20 bucks.

Pretty simple and easy to use, I wanted to run two different screens off of my laptop (three including my laptop) but it only has one HDMI port but had a USB-C port so I bought this, now I have three different screens and it makes multitasking much easier.

I learned a little more about different HDMI and Display Port standards after I purchased this and subsequently returned it. I needed this to use the USB-C/Virtual Link port on my new video card. For the most part, standard 4K video worked. However, when I enabled Dolby Atmos audio and HDR it is not supportable. This is because it is only a Display Port 1.2 and those features are more for DP version 1.4. I attempted this with my Oculus Rift as well and continued to get flickering, which is not good for VR. If you are simply trying to output video and audio from USB-C device to a display up to 4K, this works fine. If you are looking for something to push current technical high end capabilities, this will not work.