Fujishka DisplayPort to VGA Cable | 1.8m Length | One-Way Signal Direction | Built-In Converter

Gives a newer computer a working picture on the legacy screens still found in boardrooms, classrooms and churches.


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The Fujishka DisplayPort to VGA Cable is in stock at Mascom International, priced at KSh 1,200, brand new and sealed, with a 1.8m lead joining a DisplayPort plug to a 15-pin VGA plug. It takes the picture from a computer, dock or graphics card with a DisplayPort socket and shows it on a monitor or projector that only accepts VGA. The Fujishka DisplayPort to VGA Cable works in one direction only, from a DisplayPort source to a VGA screen. Pick one up at the Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD, or order it for delivery.

Designed for schools, churches, county offices and small businesses, the Fujishka DisplayPort to VGA Cable handles a mismatch that wastes many working mornings. Offices replace their desktops, yet the old VGA monitors and ceiling projectors stay because they still work. Trainers at a Kisumu hotel conference room, lecturers at the University of Nairobi and pastors running Sunday slides all meet the same problem: the new computer has no VGA socket. The Fujishka DisplayPort to VGA Cable solves it with one lead, letting the older screen show the desktop again. You keep using equipment you already paid for instead of buying a new display.

Where most Nairobi electronics shops hand over a cable without asking about your equipment, Mascom International checks the direction of your connection first, because this lead will not work backwards. At Mascom International, we're seeing steady demand from offices in Upper Hill and Industrial Area that are mixing new desktops with older monitors. The 1.8m length reaches from a desk-side tower to a screen, or from a lectern to a projector input panel. Come to our Kimathi Street shop to test the Fujishka DisplayPort to VGA Cable with your device, or order on WhatsApp and pay on arrival anywhere in Kenya.

Common Questions About the Fujishka DisplayPort to VGA Cable

What is the price of the Fujishka DisplayPort to VGA Cable 1.8m in Kenya?
The Fujishka DisplayPort to VGA Cable 1.8m sells for KSh 1,200, brand new and sealed, at Mascom International on Kimathi Street, Nairobi. The price includes a 6-month warranty covering manufacturing defects. You pay only when the cable reaches you, in cash or by Lipa na M-Pesa, and Nairobi orders normally arrive the same day. Upcountry towns such as Nakuru and Eldoret receive orders on the next business day.

Does the Fujishka DisplayPort to VGA Cable work in both directions?
No, the Fujishka DisplayPort to VGA Cable only sends a picture from a DisplayPort source to a VGA display. The DisplayPort end must plug into the computer, dock or graphics card, and the VGA end into the monitor or projector. It cannot take a VGA output from an old laptop and show it on a DisplayPort monitor. That reverse job needs a different powered converter, so tell our staff which way you need to go before buying.

Does this cable carry sound to the monitor or projector?
No, this cable carries picture only, because VGA is a video-only connection with no audio channel. If your projector or monitor has speakers, run a separate 3.5mm audio lead from the computer's headphone jack to the screen's audio input. Many school and church setups send sound to a separate speaker or PA mixer instead. Plan for that cable when you set up a presentation, so the room hears the video as well as seeing it.

How does the Fujishka DisplayPort to VGA Cable compare with the UGREEN DP105?
Both cables do the same job, sending a DisplayPort picture to a VGA screen, but they differ in length and brand. The Fujishka DisplayPort to VGA Cable runs 1.8m, while the UGREEN DP105 DisplayPort to VGA Cable is 1.5m long. Choose the Fujishka when the screen sits slightly farther from the computer. Choose the UGREEN DP105 if you prefer a well-known accessory brand and the shorter run fits your desk.

Will the Fujishka DisplayPort to VGA Cable handle power cuts and dusty classrooms in Kenya?
The Fujishka DisplayPort to VGA Cable draws its small working power from the computer's DisplayPort socket, so it needs no plug of its own. When KPLC cuts power, the cable simply restarts with the computer, with nothing to reset. Projectors are the fragile part, so connect them through a UPS where possible. In dusty classrooms in places like Machakos or Garissa, cap or bag the plugs between lessons to keep the pins clean.

Who should buy the Fujishka DisplayPort to VGA Cable, and who should skip it?
Buy the Fujishka DisplayPort to VGA Cable if your computer has a full-size DisplayPort socket and your screen or projector only takes VGA. Skip it if your monitor has HDMI or DisplayPort inputs, because a digital cable will give a cleaner picture. Owners of thin laptops with only USB-C or HDMI ports need a different adapter. Anyone hoping to send VGA into a newer screen needs a powered converter, not this cable.

How do I set up the cable with a projector for a presentation?
Plug the DisplayPort end into the computer and the VGA end into the projector's input marked VGA, PC or RGB, then tighten the two thumbscrews. Switch the projector to that input. On a Windows computer, press the Windows key and P together to choose Duplicate or Extend. Lecturers at Kenyatta University and trainers in Westlands tell us this routine gets a slide deck on screen in under a minute.

Why does the picture look soft or the wrong size on my old monitor?
A soft picture usually means the computer is sending a resolution the old screen does not match. Open the display settings on your computer and pick the resolution marked as recommended for that monitor. On older screens, use the monitor's Auto Adjust button so it lines up the image correctly. If the picture still flickers, check that the VGA thumbscrews are tight and that no pins in the plug are bent.

Technical Specifications

Core Function and Signal Path
  • DisplayPort plug to 15-pin VGA plug — connects a DisplayPort output on the computer side to a VGA input on the screen side.
  • Built-in converter in the cable — changes the computer's digital signal into the analogue signal that VGA monitors and projectors expect.
  • One-way operation — works only from a DisplayPort source to a VGA display, never from a VGA source to a DisplayPort screen.
  • Picture only — VGA has no audio channel, so sound must travel through a separate audio cable or the computer's own speakers.
  • Draws power from the DisplayPort socket — no wall plug, battery or driver is needed to make the conversion work.
  • 1.8m length — enough to run from a tower under a desk up to a monitor, or from a lectern to a projector panel.

Compatibility
  • Computers with a full-size DisplayPort socket — common on business desktops, graphics cards and many USB-C or Thunderbolt docking stations.
  • VGA monitors and projectors — the blue 15-pin socket found on older office screens, classroom projectors and many conference room panels.
  • Windows and Linux systems — the screen is detected automatically, and display settings appear without installing extra software.
  • Extend or duplicate mode — the VGA screen can mirror the main display or act as a second desktop for more workspace.
  • Not for Mini DisplayPort, USB-C or HDMI outputs — those ports need a different cable or a matching adapter.

Build and Handling
  • Fujishka brand, brand new and sealed — delivered unused, with clean pins and an undamaged lead.
  • VGA plug with thumbscrews — screw it into the screen's socket so the picture does not cut out when the cable is moved.
  • DisplayPort plug with a locking latch on most designs — press the release before pulling it out to avoid damaging the computer's port.
  • Avoid tight bends near the plugs — strain at the ends is the most common cause of a flickering or missing picture.
  • Coil loosely for storage — trainers who carry the cable between venues should wrap it in large loops, never a tight knot.

Inclusions and Support
  • One Fujishka DisplayPort to VGA Cable 1.8m — sealed in its packaging, ready to use straight away.
  • No power adapter or software — the cable runs on power from the computer's DisplayPort socket.
  • No audio lead — buy a separate 3.5mm audio cable if the screen or projector needs sound.
  • 6-month warranty through Mascom International — claims go to our service desk in Nairobi CBD.
  • Pre-purchase check on WhatsApp — send photos of both sockets, and our staff will confirm the direction and fit.

Package Contents

Inside the sealed pack is one Fujishka DisplayPort to VGA Cable with a 1.8m lead, a DisplayPort plug at one end and a VGA plug at the other. There is no audio cable, power adapter or software in the box, and none is required for the picture. The monitor or projector is not included. If your computer has Mini DisplayPort or USB-C instead, ask our staff for the matching adapter before ordering.

Warranty

Mascom International covers the Fujishka DisplayPort to VGA Cable with a 6-month warranty against manufacturing defects under normal use. If the cable fails to pass a picture because of a fault in its build, return it with proof of purchase to our service desk in Nairobi CBD, and our team will review the claim.

Buying the Fujishka DisplayPort to VGA Cable from Mascom International

You can collect the Fujishka DisplayPort to VGA Cable from Mascom International at the Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD. Our doors open Monday through Saturday, 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM. Bring your laptop dock or office computer and we will connect the cable to a VGA screen so you see it working before paying. The colour can vary by batch, so confirm it on WhatsApp.

Contact us before you order:

  • Phone/WhatsApp: +254 708 852 521
  • Email: info@mascomintl.com
  • Website: www.mascomintl.com

Every order ships pay-on-arrival to all 47 counties. Addresses in Nairobi and its environs get the cable the same day, while schools and offices in Mombasa, Kisumu, Kakamega and other major towns receive it on the next business day. Mandera, Wajir, Marsabit, Lamu, Tana River, and Turkana receive delivery within 2-3 business days.

The cable comes with the 6-month warranty described above. Our staff will tell you plainly what this lead can and cannot do, quote the real price upfront and stay available for help after the sale.


Disclaimer: We can not guarantee that the information on this product is 100% correct


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