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YSTC0207
Yuan Shan
Video Output
The 2 in 1 USB C Dual HDMI Adapter is a specialized solution for users who rely on dual-monitor setups—engineered to turn a single USB-C port into two high-performance 4K HDMI outputs. Measuring 15cm long (including a braided nylon cable) and weighing just 65g, it’s designed for portability without sacrificing performance. It supports DisplayPort Alt Mode, the technology that enables USB-C to transmit video signals, making it compatible with MacBook Pro/Air (2018–2024, M1/M2/M3), Dell XPS 13/15 (2020+), HP Spectre x360 (2021+), and other USB-C laptops with DisplayPort Alt Mode. The adapter features a compact aluminum alloy connector housing (resisting bending and wear) and a braided cable (preventing tangles), making it ideal for commuters, remote workers, and creative professionals who need expanded screen real estate.
Dual 4K@60Hz Displays with Rich Color: Both HDMI 2.0 ports deliver 4K resolution at 60Hz (3840x2160) with 18Gbps bandwidth, supporting 10-bit color depth (1.07 billion colors) and HDR10. This ensures accurate color reproduction—critical for photo editors using Adobe Photoshop or video editors working on 4K footage. The ports also support HDCP 2.2, enabling playback of copy-protected content like Netflix’s Stranger Things or Blu-ray movies on external monitors.
Seamless Compatibility & Plug-and-Play: No drivers or software installation are required. On macOS (Sonoma/Ventura), the adapter is recognized automatically, and users can adjust display settings via System Preferences. On Windows (11/10), it works with Display Settings, supporting extended/mirrored/duplicated modes. It’s also compatible with USB4 and Thunderbolt 3/4 ports (e.g., MacBook Pro’s Thunderbolt 4 ports), though video performance is limited by the laptop’s USB-C port capabilities (most modern laptops support dual 4K@60Hz).
Durable & Portable Design: The adapter’s connector housing is made of anodized aluminum, which resists scratches and dissipates heat (preventing overheating during long use). The 15cm braided nylon cable is reinforced at the connector (with 10,000+ bending cycles) to avoid fraying—common with cheap plastic cables. At 65g, it fits in a laptop sleeve or pocket, making it easy to carry to coffee shops or offices.
Stable Signal Transmission with Advanced Chipset: Equipped with a premium Parade PS176 video chipset, the adapter minimizes signal interference (e.g., from Wi-Fi or Bluetooth) to ensure flicker-free video and no screen tearing. Even when using both ports for 8 hours straight (e.g., during a workday), the signal remains stable—no freezing or black screens. It also supports hot-plugging: users can connect/disconnect monitors without restarting the laptop.
Multitasking Professionals: A financial analyst can connect two 27-inch 4K monitors to a MacBook Air. One screen displays a live stock market dashboard (e.g., Bloomberg Terminal), while the other shows an Excel spreadsheet with financial models. This setup lets them track market changes and update spreadsheets simultaneously, reducing the time spent switching between tabs by 40%.
Creative Designers: A graphic designer working on a brand identity can use one 4K monitor to design a logo in Adobe Illustrator (with 10-bit color for accurate brand colors) and the other to preview the logo on a mockup (e.g., a website or product packaging). The dual 4K displays ensure no details are missed—critical for designing high-resolution assets.
Gamers & Streamers: A gamer can connect a 4K gaming monitor (e.g., ASUS ROG Swift PG279QM) to one HDMI port for playing Genshin Impact at 4K@60Hz (with HDR10 for vibrant landscapes) and a second monitor to the other port for streaming software (e.g., OBS Studio) or chat (Discord). The stable signal ensures no lag between gameplay and streaming, improving the viewer experience.
Remote Workers with Hybrid Schedules: A remote worker can use the adapter at home to connect two monitors (extended mode for work) and then take it to the office, where they plug it into a company laptop to use the office’s 4K monitors. The plug-and-play functionality means no setup time—they can start working immediately.
Q: Can both HDMI ports output 4K@60Hz at the same time?
A: Yes, both ports support 4K@60Hz simultaneously, provided your laptop’s USB-C port supports DisplayPort Alt Mode 1.4 or higher. Most modern laptops (2020+) meet this requirement, including MacBook Pro M2, Dell XPS 15 9520, and HP Spectre x360 16.
Q: Is this adapter compatible with MacBook Air M1?
A: Absolutely. It works with all MacBook models featuring USB-C/Thunderbolt 3/4 ports, including 2020–2024 MacBook Air (M1/M2/M3), 2018–2024 MacBook Pro (13/14/16-inch), and MacBook (2019). It’s also compatible with MacBook Pro’s Thunderbolt 4 ports, though video performance is limited by the adapter’s HDMI 2.0 ports (4K@60Hz).
Q: Do I need an external power source to use the adapter?
A: No, the adapter draws power directly from your laptop’s USB-C port (using less than 5W), making it truly plug-and-play. There’s no need for a separate power adapter, which simplifies portability.
Q: Does the adapter support touch functionality on external touch monitors?
A: Yes, if your external monitor has touch functionality (e.g., Microsoft Surface Studio 2) and your laptop supports touch input over USB-C (most modern Windows laptops do), the adapter will transmit touch signals. On macOS, touch support is limited to select monitors (e.g., Dell P2418HT) and requires macOS 12+.
The 2 in 1 USB C Dual HDMI Adapter is a specialized solution for users who rely on dual-monitor setups—engineered to turn a single USB-C port into two high-performance 4K HDMI outputs. Measuring 15cm long (including a braided nylon cable) and weighing just 65g, it’s designed for portability without sacrificing performance. It supports DisplayPort Alt Mode, the technology that enables USB-C to transmit video signals, making it compatible with MacBook Pro/Air (2018–2024, M1/M2/M3), Dell XPS 13/15 (2020+), HP Spectre x360 (2021+), and other USB-C laptops with DisplayPort Alt Mode. The adapter features a compact aluminum alloy connector housing (resisting bending and wear) and a braided cable (preventing tangles), making it ideal for commuters, remote workers, and creative professionals who need expanded screen real estate.
Dual 4K@60Hz Displays with Rich Color: Both HDMI 2.0 ports deliver 4K resolution at 60Hz (3840x2160) with 18Gbps bandwidth, supporting 10-bit color depth (1.07 billion colors) and HDR10. This ensures accurate color reproduction—critical for photo editors using Adobe Photoshop or video editors working on 4K footage. The ports also support HDCP 2.2, enabling playback of copy-protected content like Netflix’s Stranger Things or Blu-ray movies on external monitors.
Seamless Compatibility & Plug-and-Play: No drivers or software installation are required. On macOS (Sonoma/Ventura), the adapter is recognized automatically, and users can adjust display settings via System Preferences. On Windows (11/10), it works with Display Settings, supporting extended/mirrored/duplicated modes. It’s also compatible with USB4 and Thunderbolt 3/4 ports (e.g., MacBook Pro’s Thunderbolt 4 ports), though video performance is limited by the laptop’s USB-C port capabilities (most modern laptops support dual 4K@60Hz).
Durable & Portable Design: The adapter’s connector housing is made of anodized aluminum, which resists scratches and dissipates heat (preventing overheating during long use). The 15cm braided nylon cable is reinforced at the connector (with 10,000+ bending cycles) to avoid fraying—common with cheap plastic cables. At 65g, it fits in a laptop sleeve or pocket, making it easy to carry to coffee shops or offices.
Stable Signal Transmission with Advanced Chipset: Equipped with a premium Parade PS176 video chipset, the adapter minimizes signal interference (e.g., from Wi-Fi or Bluetooth) to ensure flicker-free video and no screen tearing. Even when using both ports for 8 hours straight (e.g., during a workday), the signal remains stable—no freezing or black screens. It also supports hot-plugging: users can connect/disconnect monitors without restarting the laptop.
Multitasking Professionals: A financial analyst can connect two 27-inch 4K monitors to a MacBook Air. One screen displays a live stock market dashboard (e.g., Bloomberg Terminal), while the other shows an Excel spreadsheet with financial models. This setup lets them track market changes and update spreadsheets simultaneously, reducing the time spent switching between tabs by 40%.
Creative Designers: A graphic designer working on a brand identity can use one 4K monitor to design a logo in Adobe Illustrator (with 10-bit color for accurate brand colors) and the other to preview the logo on a mockup (e.g., a website or product packaging). The dual 4K displays ensure no details are missed—critical for designing high-resolution assets.
Gamers & Streamers: A gamer can connect a 4K gaming monitor (e.g., ASUS ROG Swift PG279QM) to one HDMI port for playing Genshin Impact at 4K@60Hz (with HDR10 for vibrant landscapes) and a second monitor to the other port for streaming software (e.g., OBS Studio) or chat (Discord). The stable signal ensures no lag between gameplay and streaming, improving the viewer experience.
Remote Workers with Hybrid Schedules: A remote worker can use the adapter at home to connect two monitors (extended mode for work) and then take it to the office, where they plug it into a company laptop to use the office’s 4K monitors. The plug-and-play functionality means no setup time—they can start working immediately.
Q: Can both HDMI ports output 4K@60Hz at the same time?
A: Yes, both ports support 4K@60Hz simultaneously, provided your laptop’s USB-C port supports DisplayPort Alt Mode 1.4 or higher. Most modern laptops (2020+) meet this requirement, including MacBook Pro M2, Dell XPS 15 9520, and HP Spectre x360 16.
Q: Is this adapter compatible with MacBook Air M1?
A: Absolutely. It works with all MacBook models featuring USB-C/Thunderbolt 3/4 ports, including 2020–2024 MacBook Air (M1/M2/M3), 2018–2024 MacBook Pro (13/14/16-inch), and MacBook (2019). It’s also compatible with MacBook Pro’s Thunderbolt 4 ports, though video performance is limited by the adapter’s HDMI 2.0 ports (4K@60Hz).
Q: Do I need an external power source to use the adapter?
A: No, the adapter draws power directly from your laptop’s USB-C port (using less than 5W), making it truly plug-and-play. There’s no need for a separate power adapter, which simplifies portability.
Q: Does the adapter support touch functionality on external touch monitors?
A: Yes, if your external monitor has touch functionality (e.g., Microsoft Surface Studio 2) and your laptop supports touch input over USB-C (most modern Windows laptops do), the adapter will transmit touch signals. On macOS, touch support is limited to select monitors (e.g., Dell P2418HT) and requires macOS 12+.