Nonda’s USB-C to HDMI Adapter performed fine and had a cute fold-up design, but we found it hard to unfasten (a drawback that outweighed the cuteness of said design). Satechi’s Aluminum Type-C ...

USB-C is set to become the standard connector for devices from mobile phones to heated pillows, but what is it, and why is it ...

It includes an HDMI output that supports external displays with resolutions up to 4K at 60Hz, making it easy to connect to monitors or projectors. Additionally, the receiver has a USB Type-C port ...

but the monitor’s USB-C port can also serve as a video-input alternative to HDMI or DisplayPort; and some USB-C monitors can even charge a connected device while in use. The details of USB-C can ...

You can connect to monitors via a USB-C (via adapters to non-USB-C monitors) or better a dedicated video port, such as HDMI or DisplayPort. Check the hub specs to see which displays they support ...

The connectors all look the same (technically known as a “Type-C connector”), but ... you’ll need a USB-C-to-DisplayPort or HDMI adapter cable to connect to one of the downstream TB4 ports.

or Type-C. This is about half the size but still has all the 19 pins, though some of them have their uses swapped. It’s seen on the side of DSLRs and mirrorless cameras. The micro-HDMI, or Type-D, ...