Bi-Directional HDMI Female to DVI-D(24+1) Male Adapter, 1080P DVI to HDMI Conveter (1, Black)

Works quite well for getting an HDMI into a connection for an older pc. It is sturdy (but how could it not be?) and flexible enough to fit into a small space and bend the direction you need. You will need at least 1.5-2 inches of clearance to put it in, but I was quite pleased with how it works. I can plug in a second screen (or in this case, my digital drawing tablet) without any issues with the connection. No jiggling the cables, minimal moving my setup around to provide space.Just know, if you plan to plug something in that will require video and audio, this kind of connection does not work. I also doubt you would be able to run a massive display with 4K and high refresh rate without any issues, but I can't speak for that experience.

I bought a new amateur radio that had an HDMI Output that I could use to display the main screen on the radio. I had a monitor that had both a HDMI and a DIV input. I use this monitor regularly as a second monitor on my computer. I used the adapter to have both my Radio and Computer hooked to the same monitor. All I have to do when I am using my radio is to use the monitor controls to change the monitor input to HDMI and I see my Radio on one screen and I still have my computer on my second screen. Great for having the radio on one and log book on the other. The adapter works exactly as described and well worth it.

I was gifted w/ an older GeForce GTX1650 4GB card that has Display, HDMI and a DVI ports.As I run a triple monitor set I needed to use all three.First two were no problem, as like probably everyone, I had a drawer full of them.BUT I had never even seen a DVI Cable before! LOL!So this unit was just the ticket.Took about 20 seconds to attach an HDMI Cable to it and plug this unit to the card.PC using Windows 11 immediately recognized it.Quick trip to settings and my triple monitors were up and running.NO AUDIO as DVI (Digital Visual Interface) only displays Video but who cares.

**Anbear Bi-Directional HDMI Female to DVI-D (24+1) Male Adapter****Reliable and Simple Solution for Connecting HDMI and DVI Devices**I recently needed a way to connect my older monitor, which has a DVI-D port, to my newer laptop that only supports HDMI. After researching, I decided to try the Anbear Bi-Directional HDMI Female to DVI-D (24+1) Male Adapter, and it turned out to be exactly what I needed.**What I Like:**- **Bi-Directional Functionality**: This adapter works in both directions, which is incredibly useful. I’ve used it to connect my laptop’s HDMI output to a DVI monitor, as well as to connect a DVI output from an older graphics card to a modern HDMI monitor. The flexibility it offers is great for various setups, and it worked perfectly in both scenarios.- **Solid Build Quality**: The adapter feels sturdy and well-made, with a secure connection that doesn’t wobble or loosen. The gold-plated connectors ensure a good connection and help reduce signal loss. I’ve had no issues with signal quality, and the image on my monitor is crisp and clear at 1080p resolution.- **Easy to Use**: The adapter is simple to use—just plug it in, and it works without any need for drivers or additional software. The snug fit of the connectors ensures a solid connection, and I’ve had no issues with it coming loose or disconnecting accidentally.- **Compact Design**: The adapter is compact and doesn’t take up much space, which is great if you’re working with a tight setup or need to carry it with you. It’s also lightweight, making it easy to transport if you need to use it with multiple devices.**What I Don’t Like:**- **Limited Resolution**: While the adapter supports 1080p, it doesn’t support 4K resolutions. This is fine for most standard use cases, but if you’re working with higher-resolution displays, you’ll need to look for an adapter that supports 4K.- **No Audio Support**: Like most DVI adapters, this one doesn’t support audio. DVI only carries video signals, so if you’re connecting to a device that requires audio, you’ll need a separate audio cable or a different adapter that can handle both audio and video.- **Tight Fit**: The fit of the adapter is quite snug, which is generally good, but it can be a bit tight when plugging in and removing HDMI cables. It’s not a major issue, but you’ll need to apply a bit of extra force when connecting or disconnecting cables.**Bottom Line:**The Anbear Bi-Directional HDMI Female to DVI-D (24+1) Male Adapter is a reliable and straightforward solution for connecting HDMI and DVI devices. Its bi-directional functionality, solid build quality, and ease of use make it a versatile tool for various setups. While it’s limited to 1080p resolution and doesn’t support audio, it’s an excellent choice for anyone needing to bridge the gap between HDMI and DVI connections. If you’re looking for a dependable adapter that gets the job done, this one is definitely worth considering.

Needed adapter for a slightly older Dell video display that had a DVI port, but not an HDMI port needed to hook up to newer PC and KVM switch. Adapter is in place and working with no issues. Saved money not needing to purchase a new display to go with new PC.

i have a DVI-D port on my graphics card, my monitor only supports hdmi & display port. i ordered 2 different cables trying to find an hdmi to dvi-d one that worked but it’s extremely hard to find a proper one because it has to be an “active cable.” ordering this solved my problem very easily so if you’re ordering this for a dual monitor then this is perfect!

This worked really well. There are three things that differentiate this from other such adapters while keeping the price very reasonable.1. The screws to tighten DVI-D end to monitor was very easy to use.2. The short pigtail between two ends helped to maneuver tight space between Monitor and stand.3. HDMI cable inserted snugly and fully to the HDMI female end of the adapter.I bought similar product from another vendor and it failed on all three counts above and I returned that.And the video quality is as expected and worked well.

This adapter worked from my DVI dual link graphics card towards my HDMI TV (resolution 1920x1080).It didn't produce image going from HDMI laptop to my DVI monitor (ACHIEVA Shimian QH270). The graphics card would detect that a monitor is connected, but I couldn't get the image out. I assume the monitor communication is more advanced than what the adapter can handle.