Southlight USB C to HDMI Cable, [4K, High-Speed] USB Type-C to HDMI for Home Office, [Thunderbolt 5/4 Compatible] for iPhone 16/15 Series, MacBook Pro/Air, iPad Pro/Air, iMac, S23, XPS 17 etc

[Effortless Plug & Play] Crystal-clear and vibrant 4K@60Hz resolution backward compatible for 1440P/2K@144Hz and 1080P@240Hz. Instantly mirror or extend UHD content from your Type-C phone, tablet, laptop, and desktop computer to larger displays like monitors, TVs, and projectors. Leave behind the worries of unstable WiFi and the hassle of drivers. HDCP compliance lets you enjoy media streaming without any limitations. *Note: one-way chord, exclusively from USB-C host devices to HDMI displays.
[Extensive Compatibility] Designed for Type C ports with video output capability (DP Alt Mode) and Thunderbolt 3 & 4. Enjoy compatibility with a wide range of devices, including iPhone 15 Series, Apple MacBook Pro (2016 and later), iMac (2017 and later), MacBook Air (2018 and later), iPad Pro (2021 and later), Mac Studio, Mac Pro, Surface Book 2/3, Surface Laptop 3, Dell XPS 15/13, HP Chromebook x360, Samsung Galaxy S23/S22/S21/S20/S10/S9/S8, Note 20/10/9/8, LG V40, Steam Deck, and more.
[Plug and Play & High Speed] The USBC to HDMI Cable is completely plug and play, no driver installation required. Immediately transfer signals from any usb c source device to hdmi monitor at high speed without loss. Just one cable is needed for seamless switching of multi-scene applications, supports 4K60Hz mirroring/expansion mode for a larger screen display. [Note: Only support one-way signal transfer from USB C source to HDMI monitor]
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Note: The supported resolutions and refresh rates depend on the spec of the host devices, cables, and connected displays; Use of intermediates (docking, hub, etc.) may induce problems like slow transfer, no recognition