Description Overview of VGA 1.5 meters A VGA (Video Graphics Array) to VGA cable is designed to carry analog video signals between devices that have VGA ports. It is commonly used to connect desktop computers, laptops, or older video devices to monitors, projectors, or TVs that support VGA input. VGA cables do not carry audio, so a separate audio connection is required if sound is needed. Key Features Connector Type: Standard 15-pin D-sub connectors on both ends. Signal Type: Analog RGB video. Compatibility: Works with most devices that have VGA ports, including older PCs, laptops, monitors, and projectors. Length Options: Available in various lengths, typically from 1.5M. Shorter cables are ideal for nearby connections, while longer cables are suitable for setups where devices are far apart. Quality Considerations: Higher-quality cables often feature better shielding to reduce signal degradation and interference, which is especially important for longer runs. Thicker cables generally provide more stable image quality.
