If your monitor only supports VGA, or you simply don't have any HDMI ports spare, this adaptor will allow you to use your screen with a Raspberry Pi 4. The adaptor plugs into your Raspberry Pi 4's Micro-HDMI port and accepts a male VGA connection on the other end - which you then simply plug into your monitor. We tested this with our VGA monitor and one of our VGA cables - the Raspberry Pi OS display showed up instantly, without any configuration or additional power. A 3.5mm audio jack port on the adapter can output HDMI audio from the Raspberry Pi - we tested this with a set of standard 3.5mm jack headphones running the usual speaker test (terminal command: speaker-test c2) Compatible with the Raspberry Pi 4 only. If you need a similar adapter for your Pi Zero (Mini-HDMI) we have a great option here. We also stock a Pi3/3A+ (full-HDMI) version here. Note * VGA may limit the maximum resolution available from your Raspberry Pi * Depending on the age and type of VGA monitor, some configuration may be required if you do not see a picture on boot * The adapter has a male Micro-HDMI end and a female VGA end * The adapter has a micro-USB connection for power, however in testing we found this was not required with a Raspberry Pi 4 https://elecena.pl/product/22718952/micro-hdmi-to-vga-adaptor-for-raspberry-pi-4-discontinued 2023-03-07 https://elecena.pl/product/22718952/micro-hdmi-to-vga-adaptor-for-raspberry-pi-4-discontinued 2023-07-28 https://elecena.pl/product/22718952/micro-hdmi-to-vga-adaptor-for-raspberry-pi-4-discontinued 2023-12-27 https://elecena.pl/product/22718952/micro-hdmi-to-vga-adaptor-for-raspberry-pi-4-discontinued 2024-09-19