Dorggi USB 3.0 to VGA Adapter Multi-display Video Converter - PC Laptop Windows 7 8 10 and more(Black)

I needed two, ordered two, one of the first two was DOA so started return process and ordered another because as I said I needed two. When I got the third one found that I could not run two at 1080, that may be a processing power issue on my computer but they straight up will not work for my purposes if they don't both output at 1080 together. Having to download a bogus third party driver to get them to work I did not like that. The driver shows up on them as tiny storage devices two but the versions did not match on the various units I received. Cheap and flimsy. I am returning all of them and ordering some more expensive ones that advertise no need for third-party drivers.This would only be good for someone who is adding ONE additional monitor. It works fine with one lone unit but still annoying to have to install a shady third party driver.

We ordered this so that my son could connect a second monitor to his computer. This cord works perfectly. The picture on the second monitor is perfectly clear. There are no glitches so the screen has no jumping (not sure of the technical term when a cord seems to not be connected well). I am not sure what issues others might be having, but my son connected and it worked immediately. You should be aware that this is just an adapter, not a full cord. This is all we needed but everyone should be aware of that in the event that you are looking for a full cord to go to the monitor. For us this works great on the desktop computer that it is connected to that has Windows 10.

Had intended to use two of these to cascade through a powered USB hub to add two VGA monitors to the laptop. Once the driver thing was sorted, ONE adapter would work fine, but if I tried to use both, both external displays got fouled up. Seen this done before with up to 7 additional displays driving off one USB hub. Know the laptop is more than capable - it drives its own plus two external screens through a docking station elsewhere. Minus one star because apparently one can only use one at a time. Minus another for a very annoying flicker on the external monitor that wasn't there when I used the same monitor on the laptops VGA port. And include a slip of paper in the package with the URL for the driver. Don't think that's a lot to as for.

Purchased “Dorggi USB 3.0 to VGA Adapter Multi-display Video Converter - PC Laptop Windows 7 8 and more (Black)” for my new Windows 10 Pro XPS laptop. It does NOT work to the point I had to completely reload the OS. Tried twice. It seemed like it was there and just needed a hot key to toggle display or something. Contacted seller via Amazon. He confirmed it does NOT work on Windows 10. I guess the ‘and more’ in the description is limited.Chris from Dorggi was good about saying it did not work and tried to make good on it. He said I did not need to return it, just give him my PayPal account for a refund. This is where it got real frustrating for both of us. PayPal is based on e-mail address. Amazon masks/suppresses all e-mail addresses in communications. After trying for two days to get my e-mail address to Chris, we both finally gave up.Anybody want to by a USB3 to VGA adapter that does not work for Windows 10?

Could not get to work. Tried both versions of drivers listed in comments. First set gave me blue screen of death and does not detect device, second version same. Tried looking to see if there was anything else. But pc would never see device after install and reboot.Disc was cracked like a lot of others have stated. I am curious if they just keep sending bad ones that have been returned out again.Tried on win 7 x86 machine and a win 7 x64 machine.

Exact item code: X001GD89LXThe VGA end of my adapter came with a plastic wrap. The wrap had marks all over it and the edges were frayed (see first pic). Does not look like a new item.When I plugged it in, the drivers automatically downloaded (Windows 7, 64bit). Requires a restart. Quick and convenient, but scary. Installs three drivers under name "Fresco Logic".It detected the third monitor, but the resolution was very grainy. I troubleshot everything, resolution settings, cables, monitor, etc. Everything else besides the adapter was functioning properly, but the quality of the image was unusable (see 2nd pic; left monitor is what it should look like, right monitor is using the adapter).

This doesn't work. I tried it with windows 10. I tried downloading the drivers. They crashed my computer and freaked me out a little bit honestly. I also tried downloading the drivers on my linux machine too. I don't think it promises to be compatible with linux, but in case you're wondering; it's not.

This has worked pretty good. Haven't had any real issues. The computer took a bit picking it up but has not been any real issue with the interface afterwards. I'm tempted to try and use it with another HDMI plug on my laptop and see if I can run three monitors off of it at the same time without smoking the processor. Will be awesome if it works. It has otherwise.