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USB 3.1 Type C to 4K HDMI + USB 3.0 A + Type C Data and Charging Splitter Adapter

SKU: UC205-8200

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USB 3.1 Type C to 4K HDMI + USB 3.0 A + Type C Data and Charging Splitter Adapter

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CableLeader is your trusted source for high-quality Mini DisplayPort to HDMI Adapters, 3.5mm Stereo Couplers, 3.5mm to 2.5mm Stereo Adapters, 3.5mm to RCA Adapters, and BNC Couplers in the Audio & Video Adapters category. Our extensive range of adapters and connectors ensures seamless connectivity between your devices.

Key connectors include:

Mini DisplayPort: Connect MacBooks and other Mini DisplayPort devices to HDMI displays.
3.5mm Stereo: Widely used for audio devices like smartphones, MP3 players, and speakers.
RCA: Common connector for audio and video equipment.
BNC: Used in professional video applications and CCTV systems.

These adapters are essential for connecting smartphones, tablets, laptops, speakers, TVs, and other audio/video devices. They enable you to extend cable lengths, convert between different connector types, and integrate various devices into your setup.

CableLeader prioritizes quality and safety. Our adapters feature gold-plated connectors for superior signal transmission and durability. All materials comply with RoHS directives, ensuring a safe and eco-friendly product. Trust CableLeader for reliable and high-performance audio and video adapters.

CableLeader Audio & Video Adapters: Seamless Connectivity for Your Devices

Introduction

In the ever-evolving world of technology, seamless connectivity between devices has become paramount. CableLeader's extensive range of audio and video adapters ensures that you can effortlessly integrate your devices, regardless of their connector types. From smartphones and tablets to laptops, speakers, and TVs, our adapters bridge the gap, enabling you to enjoy uninterrupted audio and video experiences.

Connectors: The Building Blocks of Connectivity

At the heart of our audio and video adapters lie various connector types, each serving a specific purpose and catering to different devices. Let's explore some of the most common connectors in our lineup:

Mini DisplayPort

The Mini DisplayPort connector is a compact and versatile interface found on many laptops, including MacBooks. Our Mini DisplayPort to HDMI Adapters allow you to connect your Mini DisplayPort-enabled devices to HDMI displays, such as monitors, TVs, and projectors, enabling high-definition video and audio transmission.

3.5mm Stereo

The ubiquitous 3.5mm stereo connector is widely used in a variety of audio devices, including smartphones, MP3 players, and speakers. Our 3.5mm Stereo Couplers and 3.5mm to 2.5mm Stereo Adapters allow you to extend cable lengths or convert between different connector types, ensuring compatibility with your audio setup.

RCA

The RCA connector is a staple in the audio and video world, commonly found on home theater systems, amplifiers, and other audio/video equipment. Our 3.5mm to RCA Adapters enable you to connect your smartphone, MP3 player, or other 3.5mm-enabled device to RCA-compatible systems, expanding your connectivity options.

BNC

The BNC connector is widely used in professional video applications and CCTV systems, offering reliable and high-quality signal transmission. Our BNC Couplers allow you to extend cable lengths or create custom BNC cable configurations, ensuring seamless integration with your professional video setup.

Specifications, Usage, and Quality Assurance

CableLeader's audio and video adapters are designed to meet the highest standards of performance and durability. Our products are compatible with a wide range of devices, supporting various resolutions and audio formats, ensuring optimal compatibility and seamless integration.

We understand the importance of quality and safety in the realm of audio and video connectivity. That's why our adapters feature gold-plated connectors for superior signal transmission and durability. Additionally, all materials used in our products comply with RoHS directives, ensuring a safe and eco-friendly product for you and your loved ones.

Whether you're a professional in the audio/video industry, an avid gamer, or simply someone who values seamless connectivity, CableLeader's audio and video adapters are the perfect solution for your needs. With our commitment to quality, reliability, and customer satisfaction, you can trust that your devices will be connected with ease and precision.

Conclusion

In the ever-evolving landscape of technology, CableLeader stands as a trusted partner, providing high-quality audio and video adapters that bridge the gap between devices. With our extensive range of connectors, specifications, and compatibility options, you can rest assured that your devices will be seamlessly integrated, enabling you to enjoy uninterrupted audio and video experiences. Explore our collection today and unlock the full potential of your audio and video setup.

What is the difference between audio and sound?

In brief, sound consists of vibrations traveling through air or other substances, like water. Audio, on the other hand, specifically refers to the electronic representation of sound. Like when you're enjoying listening to music or a podcast.

What counts as audio?

Audio refers to the sound we hear. It encompasses everything from music and speech to sound effects and environmental noise. Essentially, it's the sonic representation of any kind of sound. Audio can be captured, recorded, and played back through various devices and formats.

What are the different types of audio formats?

There are three main types of audio formats:

Uncompressed formats (e.g., WAV, AIFF) retain the original audio data without any compression, resulting in large file sizes but the highest quality.
Lossless compressed formats (e.g., FLAC, ALAC) compress the audio data without any loss of quality, offering smaller file sizes than uncompressed formats.
Lossy compressed formats (e.g., MP3, AAC) discard some audio data during compression, resulting in smaller file sizes but with a loss of quality compared to the original.

What is the highest quality audio format?

The WAV (Waveform Audio File) format is considered the highest quality audio format. It retains all the original data, making it the ideal choice for sound engineers and professionals in the audio industry. WAV files have greater dynamic range and bit depth, ensuring the best possible audio quality.

What are some common audio devices and equipment?

Audio equipment refers to devices that reproduce, record, or process sound, such as:

Microphones
Radio receivers
AV receivers
CD players
Tape recorders
Amplifiers
Mixing consoles
Effects units
Headphones
Speakers

Can DisplayPort devices connect to VGA monitors?

Yes, DisplayPort devices can connect to VGA monitors using an active DisplayPort to VGA adapter. These adapters are designed to convert the DisplayPort signal to a VGA signal, allowing you to use modern DisplayPort-equipped devices with legacy VGA displays. For optimal performance and compatibility, we recommend our high-quality DisplayPort to VGA adapters, which support a wide range of resolutions and provide a seamless user experience.

More About Audio & Video Adapters

Key connectors include:

Mini DisplayPort: Connect MacBooks and other Mini DisplayPort devices to HDMI displays.
3.5mm Stereo: Widely used for audio devices like smartphones, MP3 players, and speakers.
RCA: Common connector for audio and video equipment.
BNC: Used in professional video applications and CCTV systems.

CableLeader Audio & Video Adapters: Seamless Connectivity for Your Devices

Introduction

Connectors: The Building Blocks of Connectivity

Mini DisplayPort

3.5mm Stereo

RCA

BNC

Specifications, Usage, and Quality Assurance

Conclusion

What is the difference between audio and sound?

What counts as audio?

What are the different types of audio formats?

There are three main types of audio formats:

Uncompressed formats (e.g., WAV, AIFF) retain the original audio data without any compression, resulting in large file sizes but the highest quality.
Lossless compressed formats (e.g., FLAC, ALAC) compress the audio data without any loss of quality, offering smaller file sizes than uncompressed formats.
Lossy compressed formats (e.g., MP3, AAC) discard some audio data during compression, resulting in smaller file sizes but with a loss of quality compared to the original.

What is the highest quality audio format?

What are some common audio devices and equipment?

Audio equipment refers to devices that reproduce, record, or process sound, such as:

Microphones
Radio receivers
AV receivers
CD players
Tape recorders
Amplifiers
Mixing consoles
Effects units
Headphones
Speakers

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CableLeader Audio & Video Adapters: Seamless Connectivity for Your Devices

Introduction

Connectors: The Building Blocks of Connectivity

Mini DisplayPort

3.5mm Stereo

RCA

BNC

Specifications, Usage, and Quality Assurance

Conclusion

What is the difference between audio and sound?

What counts as audio?

What are the different types of audio formats?

What is the highest quality audio format?

What are some common audio devices and equipment?

Can DisplayPort devices connect to VGA monitors?

More About Audio & Video Adapters

CableLeader Audio & Video Adapters: Seamless Connectivity for Your Devices

Introduction

Connectors: The Building Blocks of Connectivity

Mini DisplayPort

3.5mm Stereo

RCA

BNC

Specifications, Usage, and Quality Assurance

Conclusion

What is the difference between audio and sound?

What counts as audio?

What are the different types of audio formats?

What is the highest quality audio format?

What are some common audio devices and equipment?

Can DisplayPort devices connect to VGA monitors?