Image was never quite right, died after being used only a handful of time, under 8 hours total. (Bought for Dreamcast VGA box)
342477
Feels nice and well built in your hand but don't let that deceive you. Bought it to use with my Dreamcast and Toro VGA box.

First of all the image was always off center. Tried multiple VGA cables and HDMI cables that were knows working, same deal, off center. Even though it states that its one of the supported resolutions , no biggie I'll give it a free pass. . . it's all good I'll deal with it. Still looks acceptable in 720p even though the image is off center (tried on multiple monitors and television, all produced the same results). So cool, I'll accept it's flaws and just look on the bright side.

I typically don't play the Dreamcast daily so I got in the habit of boxing the scaler away when not in use. Figured it would be better than leaving it plugged in 100% of the time and it just collecting dust while being powered on.

Get the urge to play some Dreamcast recently, so I go pull it out of the box. Set everything up - Bam! Getting "no signal" error. ..  Hmm okay, maybe its the VGA box? Reseat all the cabling, same thing. Try another VGA cable, same thing -  "no signal". Bypass the scaler completely and the image looks great on my monitor. VGA box is fine, and so is the VGA cable. The VGA input is dead on the scaler. Already!? On its 4th or 5th use? Spending 95% of its life in a box? Garbage. What a shame, I really just wanted to play some Garou.

That was when I realized I had been too nice about this thing. I tried my hardest to overlook the negative and just enjoy the positives but in the end this scaler really is junk to me. Image was never quite right, died after being used only a handful of time, under 8 hours total. Glad some others on here had good luck with it at least.
1197546
I ordered these to go from a new computer with HDMI out to some old monitors with VGA input.  One of the first two was DOA, but I ordered more thinking I just got a bad one.  RMA process was easy so I ordered more.  I have since discovered that they get pretty warm and they will drive only a single display.  If I run to a VGA splitter or a VGA to IP capture server inline, it will fail and just flicker.  I can't capture the stream and I can't split the signal to run two displays without overloading the convertor.  If you only want to run a single display, these may work for you.  The audio seems a little cheap so I didn't even try using them.
184322
I am an artist and a gamer, hoping to find a monitor to fit both my passion's needs. The price is a good deal, but you get what you pay for right? You better use an HDMI cable for this monitor because when I used the VGA cables that were provided, the quality and the resolution alignment were horrid. The colors aren't true. I've been using an amazing NEC AccuSync LCD monitor for many years prior and the colors and refresh rate were outstanding. It wasn't widescreen nor was it a big monitor, but its colors and quality were close to godliness. It set my standards high, and I was hoping this AOC monitor would be equally as good, but it did not satisfy. Plus, my Adobe Photoshop CS2 is having compatibility issues with this monitor, and I am in the process of frustration and troubleshooting. The refresh rate is an average 60Hz, since its max resolution is 1980x1080 (1080p).
3265749
This switch simply stopped working all of a sudden and went to the KVM Switch junkyard/heaven after only 2 years and 8 months. This stinks--bought it for $49.99 and it dies on me in less than 3 years...

Just installed TrendNet TK-209K, and noticed that the picture quality is waaay...waaay better than with the deceased IOGear GCS632U (both TK-209K and GCS632U indicated resolution of up to 2048 x 1536).
231461
So I bought this for my PS4 HDMI to VGA to use with a projector, it worked great for about a min, after that the skreen started shifting, then went in to static, then completely black. It looks and feels like a cheap Chinese rip off. For seven bucks you really do get what you pay for. Don't buy this garbage, its just awful. PS. Pretty sure the 5 star reviews are fake, go to a retailer at least there you get some kind of assurance.
4638504
I ordered this product for when I travel on business (weekly), in the event the meeting room didn't have a VGA input.  I finally came across one and only to find out that this converter didn't work!! Luckily the company had their own HDMI converter to VGA; otherwise, I wouldn't have been able to project the presentation for a 5 hours meeting.  I would not order from this company again!
572203
While the picture produce from the standard video source was much better than with RCA alone, it only lasted a minute. The unit was quite warn and the picture began to wink in and out and then failed. Would work again after unpowering, but would not last.
FIND ANOTHER PRODUCT
I should have bought four, this was for a job and had to suck it up. If I had bought four from the cheaper vendors, may be I would have found a good one and sent the rest back as defective.
Too late now to buy an other vendors product, just used the RCA video/
VERY DISAPPOINTED
3708048
I have another olight and this one is not of proper quality, the light has an artifact in it that looks like Pac man when lot, terrible quality control
1029360
You don't even get what you pay for here. This monitor lasted 24 hours before failing. There's not even the option to have it replaced - I can only assume because so many get returned.
When it worked the picture was washed out and poor, brightness and contrast were dull.
It's not even a good paper weight. Do not purchase this monitor.
1794616
I have returned this unit due to the really bad motion blur when playing on old video game systems.

I specifically reference my Sega using an RGB Scart cable. There is a really bad motion blur when moving, and upon stopping, you can see the image take a second an re-adjust to the still image in the screen.
1111782
I have a 4tb drive I use on my xbox one and it's been working great, no problems.  I bought this for my Wii U and it died within a couple of hours of use.  I can't believe how crappy it is.  It not only died, but got a head crash.  I'm returning it for a refund and have already ordered a Western Digital as a replacement.  Don't waste your money on this.
909717
I bought this for a retro console system (Retro Trio, nes/snes/genesis) to attempt to get a better picture on my hdtv and it somehow made it actually look worse. The Genesis game port only displayed in black and white, and the other two were more muddy than when I simply used the AV cords directly in the tv. I mainly bought the converter to try and capture some retro footage on a capture card that only accepts HDMI, and sadly the results were just as bad as the display on the TV.

Here are two screenshots from the captured video. I'm very unhappy with the results. I don't know if my unit is simply broken or what, but I've also tested it on my PS2 and the picture for that looks worse as well! It's a shame that older hardware is doomed to look like garbage unless you buy super expensive equipment, and this one appeared in my price range, but I will be returning it right away.
1659060
Worked for a while, then started flickering, then stopped altogether. It might even have affected VGA to VGA - had to replace that and now, with a new VGA to VGA that works well directly, the type C - VGA is dead in under 6 months. I thought the port might be faulty, no, another type C input cable works just fine with that port.
1724440
I purchased this to use as a cheap, second projector for one of my volunteer activities.  I was looking for an inexpensive projector because I'm paying for it with my own (vs. the organization's) money.  I wanted a reasonably bright projector that could be used in a school cafeteria, that would display at least 1280x800, and accepted VGA and HDMI inputs.  My primary use is for Powerpoint presentations and an occasional movie.

I took a chance on this projector because it met my specs and was about half the price of the name brand projectors.  When it arrived, the shipping box was undamaged but, when I opened it, the product's box had a hole punched in it.  Strike one for quality control.  I set it up in my living room and spent about 90 minutes walking through the main signal inputs (VGA and both HDMI inputs) and projector settings.  The lens and focusing mechanism is of extremely poor quality and, even though I adjusted various settings as other reviewers suggested, was never able to get anything but the VERY center of the image to fully focus.  It was barely passable with a simple Powerpoint chart but I couldn't even read the desktop icons from the computer image when the chart was minimized.  Even when I explicitly reduced my output to 800x600.  Complex Powerpoint with lots of color or even simple graphics weren't going to work.  The only thing that seemed to be passable were movies (DVDs).  I suspect this is because most of the action is towards the center of the screen and you're used to seeing the background in movies being slightly blurred.  Major, major strike two for quality control.

At this point I figured I would be returning it but I decided to take it to the school just to see if it would be bright enough.  (If it was, I thought I'd see if I had a defective one and try again.)  I took it to the school and it clearly was not bright enough.  Strike three and out.  I returned the projector for a refund.

This is only the third projector I've purchased over the last ten years but I've used projectors for my non-volunteer activities at work for many, many years.  In my opinion, this projector is clearly not ready for business use.  The image quality is too poor and there's no carrying case so it is hard to move around.  It "might" work if you're only going to use it for watching movies in a semi-dark or dark room but, based on my experience, I still think I would fall back to a name brand, 800x600 projector before using this.  (And, actually, that's exactly what I'm going to do even if it has to be a used one.)  I would get frustrated every time I turned this on and was confronted with the rotten, never-quite-in-focus image.
2360899
For the price it had a pretty good picture quality, dark scenes were almost un-watchable(but you get what you pay for). It worked great for 2 weeks and then I turned it on and after a minute it was dead. Wouldn't turn back on even the red "on" indicator light. Since it was under 30 day since purchase I sent it back for a full refund A+ service for the refund, it was quick and easy. they provided a label for me to print and then I dropped it off at UPS on Wednesday and the money was back in my account on Thursday (they said expect 2 days after they receive it back for refund to be issued and then up to 10 days for it to hit the account but as soon as they received the package I had a refund) 1 Star on the projector due to it dieing out on me but this was my expierience and may not be common
4141681
I do not recommend that you buy this PSP cable if you plan to play video games on your TV. This cable is only good if you're going to watch videos on the TV with your PSP.

After I got the cable in the mail, I plugged it into my TV and the other end to my PSP. I was surprised that the image on my TV was corrupted, and was flickering. After 30 minutes of messing around, I finally fixed the glitch in this cable by continuously bending it for about 10 minutes.

I believe that the cable connector was detached from the wires itself, or it had poor soldering or connection. Therefore, buy this product if you want to.

To be honest, I rarely use of this cable now. I set it aside after 2 weeks of using it. I just wanted to play with it.
2985075
Bought this card as a cheap video upgrade for an old Dell Dimension 2400 PC, but the card refused to work past it's native VGA resolution.

The driver disc was worthless: none of the drivers were compatible with the video card. Also, I couldn't get any of the drivers that I downloaded from the Nvidia web site to work as well.

Tried the PCI card in the other PCI slots, but I had the same problem.

Maybe the video card was bad or incompatible with the Dell (not the first time), so I'm returning the card for a refund.