The Astrum DA560 USB to HDMI Adapter expands your display options by converting a USB 3.0/2.0 port into an HDMI output, enabling seamless connection to external monitors, projectors, or HDTVs. Supporting Full HD 1080p resolution, it delivers sharp, vibrant visuals for work presentations, multimedia playback, or extended desktop setups. With plug‑and‑play functionality, the DA560 installs automatically without additional drivers, ensuring quick setup across Windows and macOS systems. It supports secondary displays, screen mirroring, and desktop extension, making it ideal for professionals, students, and home users who need flexible multi‑monitor configurations. Compact and lightweight at just 42g, the DA560 is highly portable, fitting easily into a laptop bag for on‑the‑go productivity. Built with durable materials, it ensures reliable performance with stable data transmission and smooth video output. Key Features USB 3.0/2.0 to HDMI adapter – adds HDMI output to modern computers Supports Full HD 1080p resolution – crisp, clear visuals USB 3.0 bandwidth (5Gbps) – smooth video transmission with minimal lag Multi‑monitor support – extend or mirror your desktop Plug & Play setup – auto‑install drivers, no software required Compact & lightweight (42g) – portable and travel‑friendly Durable build – reliable for daily use Warranty: 24 months Technical Specifications Feature Details Model / SKU A38056‑S Product Code DA560 Input USB 3.0 Male Output HDMI Female Supported Resolution (USB 3.0) 1920 × 1080 @60Hz Supported Resolution (USB 2.0) 800 × 600p Cable Length 20 cm Dimensions (Unit) 254 × 38 × 15 mm Net Weight 42g Gross Shipping Weight (Unit) ~120g (with packaging) Master Carton Weight 2.7 kg (31.5 × 22 × 19 cm, ~20–25 units) Warranty 24 months What’s in the Box 1× Astrum DA560 USB to HDMI Adapter 1× Quick Start Guide Ideal For Connecting laptops/desktops to HDMI monitors, projectors, or HDTVs Business presentations and classroom setups Streaming HD content to external displays Multi‑monitor productivity for professionals and students