Top 7 Compatible Devices for FENTICO USB to HDMI

The FENTICO USB to HDMI adapter is primarily a USB-C to HDMI adapter,

acting as a 3-in-1 hub that  here are 7 compatible device categories/examples for the FENTICO USB to HDMI adapter:

* MacBook Pro (Early 2016 and newer): Many MacBook Pro models with USB-C (Thunderbolt 3/4) ports are compatible due to their support for DisplayPort Alt Mode.

 * MacBook (Early 2015 and newer): Similar to MacBook Pro, newer MacBook models with USB-C ports generally work.

 * MacBook Air (Late 2018 and newer): MacBook Air models with USB-C (Thunderbolt) ports are also compatible.

 * iPad Pro (2021 / 2020 / 2018): iPad Pro models with USB-C ports can utilize this adapter for video output.

 * iMac (Mid 2017 and newer) / iMac Pro / Mac Mini (Late 2018 and newer): These Apple desktops with USB-C/Thunderbolt ports are typically compatible.

 * Windows PCs and Laptops with USB-C (DisplayPort Alt Mode supported): Many modern Windows laptops and PCs equipped with a USB-C port that supports DisplayPort Alt Mode will work. Look for a Thunderbolt symbol (lightning bolt) or a "DP" icon next to the USB-C port to confirm.

 * Samsung Galaxy phones supporting DeX (e.g., S23, S24, S8/S9/S10/Note 8/Note 9 and newer flagship models): Certain Samsung Galaxy phones with USB-C ports support Samsung DeX, which allows them to output video to an external display via an adapter like this.

Important Considerations:

 * DisplayPort Alt Mode: The key to compatibility for most USB-C devices is their support for "DisplayPort Alt Mode" over the USB-C port. This allows the USB-C port to carry video signals.

 * USB-A vs. USB-C: While the user asked about "FENTICO USB to HDMI," the most common FENTICO adapters for HDMI output are USB-C to HDMI. Standard USB-A to HDMI adapters exist but often require specific drivers and have more limited capabilities (e.g., lower resolution, not ideal for gaming). The information found strongly suggests  are primarily USB-C.

 * Operating System: Ensure your operating system (Windows 10, macOS) is supported by the adapter.

 * Not all Android phones are compatible: While some flagship Android phones (like specific Samsung Galaxy models) support video output via USB-C, many Android phones, especially budget or older models, do not have the necessary hardware (DisplayPort Alt Mode support).

 * iPhones (pre-iPhone 15 series): Traditional iPhones (those with Lightning ports) do not support HDMI Alt Mode directly via their charging port. The iPhone 15 series introduced USB-C, and some models (like iPhone 15 Pro/Pro Max) are listed as compatible.