PeakDoHDMI to USB C Adapter 4K@60Hz,HDMI to Type C Adapter for XREAL One/Air 2 Pro/Air 2,Viture Pro/One,RayNeo Air 2s,Rokid AR Glasses,Portable Monitor from PS5/4,Xbox,Switch,Laptop,PC,Dark Green

Real-World Review: Using the PeakDo HDMI to USB-C Adapter for Interactive Meeting Room SetupIn a meeting room setup, a seamless way was needed to mirror and interact with content from a SMART 85-inch wall-mounted screen to a RICOH 15.6-inch portable touch monitor. The goal was to allow the audience to engage directly with the presentation using the RICOH’s stylus-enabled touchscreen. The PeakDo HDMI to USB-C Adapter turned out to be the perfect bridge.Setup Overview:- Source: SMART Board (HDMI output)- Display: RICOH 15.6” Portable Monitor (USB-C input with touch support)- Adapter: PeakDo HDMI to USB-C✅ What Worked Well:- Plug-and-Play Simplicity: No drivers or configuration needed. The adapter instantly mirrored the SMART screen’s content to the RICOH monitor.- Touch Interaction: The RICOH’s stylus and touch features worked flawlessly, allowing participants to annotate, navigate slides, and interact with content in real time.- High-Quality Video: The adapter maintained a crisp 1080p/4K signal with no lag or flickering—ideal for presentations and collaborative sessions.- Compact & Portable: Its small size made it easy to integrate into our cable management system without clutter.⚠️ Things to Note:- Power Matters: For consistent performance, especially with touch-enabled monitors, make sure the adapter is powered via USB-C PD (Power Delivery).- Cable Quality: Using high-quality HDMI and USB-C cables helped maintain signal integrity and responsiveness.📝 Final Thoughts:The PeakDo HDMI to USB-C Adapter proved to be a reliable and efficient solution for enhancing interactivity in our meeting room. It enabled a dynamic, two-way communication setup where the presenter and audience could collaborate directly on the RICOH screen using the stylus—without any technical hiccups.Highly recommended for professional environments where content sharing and interactivity are key.

I bought this adapter to connect my XReal Glasses to my gaming consoles and streaming sticks. It was difficult finding a compatible HDMI adapter for my AR glasses, but this Peakdo finally settles it.Power- It’s powered by USB-C (5V) and also provides power to my XReal Glasses. I prefer this adapter over the official XReal HDMI adapter because that one is battery powered and only gets 2-3 hours.This Peakdo adapter, I can simply plug into the spare usb port on my Xbox or phone charger.Audio - Passthrough does work using the latest XReal firmware. I can hear the audio directly through the XReals. Tested on Xbox X, Chromecast, Firestick.Video - I haven’t had any display issues. Works perfect and seamlessly.It uses a full-sized female HDMI port, so you can directly connect your chromecast/firestick or use a regular HDMI cable to plug in your gaming console.If you’re using an XReal (or something similar with USB-C Video) and want to hookup your HDMI devices, this adapter is the one to get.

Very happy that this allows my xreal glasses to display my xbox series x! Does require reset rather often. Have to unplug usb (power not glasses) and hdmi. then replug the USB power side followed by the hdmi to kick it back into gear. Small, but consistent, annoyance.Update: seems to be less of an issue for the last month or so. Whether the problem remains active or not these are easy to recommend.

I'll get straight to the point most are looking for: Yes, it fully works with the xreal air.However, there is one caveat to this I encountered. If you get the latest firmware update through official channels, you will be unable to get audio. It's supposed to allow you to hold the brightness down button for 3 seconds to switch into HDMI audio mode, which is what's needed to get audio from this adapter. However, on the latest firmwares, this feature is not working. Unsure if they intentionally broke it to try to get you to use their official adapter or if they are just incompetent at writing firmware.In any case, if you search for "xreal air unofficial firmware changer" on google, you can find a third party site that lets you change to other older firmwares. And sure enough, the one labeled "Windows Beta" works flawlessly with HDMI audio.TL;DR for those using this with xreal air, to get audio working:1. Search "xreal air unofficial firmware changer" on google, you'll find a site to change firmware. Use "Windows Beta" as your choice during the process2. Once that firmware is flashed, connect this adapter, get a video signal3. Hold Brightness Down button for 3 seconds until you hear the beep to switch to HDMI audio mode4. To change volume, hold the display on/off button for 3 seconds. Do the same to switch back to brightness controls.Once I figured out the workarounds and how it works, it's been a great addition to my xreal to connect PCs and consoles.

Worked well for a 2 weeks now doesn't turn on. It did get very hot.

I'll add this for the search engineIt does indeed work for the Viture Pro XR [Audio/Video] out of the boxI'll make this short since theres not much to say about it.The product does what it says plug and play for the Viture Proonly thing I can add its small looks cheap looks like it'll break easilybut I only kept it for a couple days due to me returning the Viture Pro