HDMI to USB C Adapter (4K@60Hz) Portable Monitor, AR Glasses XREAL One、Air 2 Pro/VITURE Pro/RayNeo Air 2s/Rokid, HDMI Male(Source) to USB C Female(Display) Laptop,Switch,ROG Ally,Steam Deck,PS4/5,Xbox

Great product. I am using this with Xreal 1s glasses off my 9070XT windows PC. It supports 1920x1200 @ 120Hz. You must change the audio setting on the Xreal glasses to get audio output on the glasses. After the change, this setup is amazing. I can play on the couch with a controller while my wife watches tv. Excellent product at an excellent price, thank you!

I’ve used this on a MacBook Air and a Mac mini to provide additional ports from just a single USB-C connection. It works great and the video is up to 4K/60. And this is not really a complaint, but something you will notice is it can get hot when you run the power cable through it to charge your computer or iPad using this.

works with rayneo air 3s pro. comes with a usb c cable for power. i used this adapter to connect my pc to the glasses. with this adapter and the glasses it says i am getting 1080p 120hz. works great, can get power through the cable by plugging straight into the usb port of the pc, (no need for power adapter).

I had issues running my Nintendo switch to my video glasses, this cleared that right up.

TL;DR probably works great with XR glasses but doesn’t work the best with portable monitors. Pros: I was able to achieve 1080p @ 120hz (144hz did not work and gave me a black screen). And I was able to achieve higher brightness on my screen than other brands (but not above 40% brightness) Cons: This doesn’t put out enough power for a monitor (at least my 16.5” 1080p 120hz portable monitor). I was only able to max the brightness at 40%, even with the power input plugged straight into the wall. I’m think if I turned refresh rate down to 60hz I would another +10-15% but still not 100% (that being said I’m sure it have enough power for some XR glasses) The image I get on my monitor has different scaling compared to a normal HDMI cord (everything looks a little bigger) and everything seems a little bit darker like lower gamma or contrast (maybe do to lower power)

Using it with my Xreal One s + windows 11 pc. Plugged the adapters usb and hdmi into pc, glasses into adapter, boom, works.

Do not recommend. Failed in the first 72 hours, and does not deliver more than the barest minimum of power to the destination device even when properly supplied with power. Overheated and cooked itself. The device was connected to my motherboard's HDMI out (B850I Aorus Pro), and an ARZOPA Z3FC, and was powered using the included cable by the 12w USB port of an Anker 323 power brick. This device was in a well-ventilated space, away from the main heat vent of the computer. The device worked for initial setup and testing, but after that testing phase, I disconnected it. The next day, I set it back up, and it worked fine for the entire day. At the end of the day, I shut down the desktop and left this device plugged in overnight. The following morning, before I even booted my computer, the device was extremely hot to the touch. After booting, I discovered the device was completely non-functional. I tried both USB-C ports on the Z3FC, and neither received any signal through this device. I disconnected the device completely at this point, and packed it up. I verified that the HDMI port on my motherboard was still functional using the HDMI to Mini HDMI cable included with the Z3FC, and verified that both USB-C ports on the Z3FC were still functional using a Club 3D cable plugged into my graphics card. I also verified that it wasn't the fault of the Anker 323 by substituting power from one of my motherboard's USB ports. The weak link, the failure point, was this device. Edit: After I posted this review, the seller fully refunded my purchase. I did not ask them to do this, and will not be changing the material content of my review.

Perfect and does exactly what it says. Takes an HDMI SOURCE (PS5, Xbox, PC, etc) and adds power to the signal to attach to a USB C PD target (portable monitor, ar glasses, etc). This does require a power source to power it but even a regular USB port on the source electronic will suffice. The cable/extension was super useful since the non cable versions can cause issues with the direction of the power input interfering with neighboring ports and cables

Does the job as described.