Pros: Hooked this up to a laptop screen that I put together for my Raspberry Pi works like a charm. Nice being able t use USB for the power. Video resolution is real good great price.

Cons: None

Pros: Seems to work as advertised. Was able to stream netflix and clone my display from my laptop to my TV. Audio sounds good and video looks great with no letterbox!

Cons: The audio cable is kind of short, my audio out port on my laptop is located on the opposite side of my VGA out port. Not a problem, I hit up my local dollar store and got an extension for the audio cable.

Overall Review: Had to tweak the resolution on my laptop to a supported resolution for my TV in order for the display to work. Was not cloning my desktop until I did that. Not a con for this product was just my laptop was set to a resolution my TV did not support.

Pros: This little device does convert to 1080p very nicely. I noticed a huge improvement over using just a vga cable. I was actually very impressed with how well it works, even my roommates commented on it.

Cons: That being said, for short periods of use it works great. After using it for some time maybe 3 hrs straight, it starts making an odd noise. Once my roommate pointed out the noise, none of us could stop hearing it. it became extremely annoying and we ended up going back to the vga cable.

Pros: Does exactly what I wanted it to do. Converts the VGA signal and audio signal from my PC to an HDMI signal for my TV, and doesn't need to be plugged into an electrical socket.

Cons: It wasn't free?

Overall Review: I'm not sure how long this thing will work for but I've had it for a few months with no sign in it slowing down. I use it daily for multiple hours a day and have yet to have a single issue with it.

Pros: Great for HDMI-less laptops, played 720p from youtube perfectly as well as a 720p file

Cons: Short Audio cable (easily remedied by an aux audio extender) Resolution must be supported by your tv. (1080p and 720p resolutions work just fine) Not a con for me but a con for those non-technical people (see below for tips) Playing 1080p which may have been a laptop limitation was a little but laggy.

Overall Review: When setting up remember these tips: 1, Plug USB cable in first before plugging in VGA and audio RED LED lights up when there is power, 2nd Blue when HDMI is active) 2. Windows 7 should detect the adapter as a secondary monitor if plugged in correctly, at this point if your resolution is not supported by your monitor IT WILL NOT WORK, I suggest to enable the "Extend this Desktop to this monitor" at this point you should be able to adjust the secondary monitors solution until it displays on the screen

Pros: Video and audio comes through with good quality.

Cons: Really just the length of the audio cable. It had to be obvious to them that a lot of devices that would use this adapter would not have the VGA and audio ports next to each other, so that really holds it back. The LED that turns on when using the adapter is rather bright in a dark room.

Overall Review: A typical headphone extender ($3-4 on Newegg) works just fine to extend the audio over to the other side. I knew about the need beforehand thanks to other comments so I wasn't effected. LaserShip lost my package and it took 4 days to get it declared lost and 14 days to get a replacement sent out (lost and claim submitted on Friday, declared lost on Monday by LS, then several more days to Newegg to work out something with LS and ship a new one (which came from UPS). I've had other things from LS delivered without issue before.

Pros: do work. display resolution simply must match the ones support by your tv.

Cons: does not live up to my expectations.

Overall Review: good for still pictures. ex: presentations. but be warned. any resolutions above 800 X 600 will have syncronizations problems. the higher the resolution the more syncronizations problems should be expected. it is at it worst when lots of pixels are being redraw. ex: video @ 1024 X 768 just moving the mouse cursor is enough to get the device out of sync. you get what you pay for... if primary use is for movie playing, i suggest buying a video card with hdmi support instead or a video card with DVI-I/DVI-D + a simple DVI-D to hdmi adapter. no need of a costly converter, DVI-D is directly compatible with HDMI.

Pros: Worked without any hassles...other than getting the right driver installed on the computer Worked fine with driver from LG 1080 monitor. Audio works fine once levels are set. Bought to use computer on big TV. USB power is a big plas as simple cable setup.

Cons: Needed to find a video driver that would work with the TV... in my case, used a driver from a 27 inch Samsung monitor as no drivers for the 65 inch TV. Choose the Analog driver...not the HDMI, as the computer sees the analog VGA output.

Overall Review: Others advised to buy an audio extension cable. Watch out, cause Newegg does double shipping charge on some of the cables, and others are in stock at same place as adapter.