
Kramer
Kramer C-GMA/GMA-25 VGA Cable - 25ft
Reliable VGA Connectivity for Clear VisualsThe Kramer C-GMA/gma-25 VGA Cable ensures a reliable connection between your devices, delivering clear and crisp visuals. With a 15-PIN HD to 15-PIN HD configuration, this cable is ideal for connecting computers, monitors, and projectors. Specifications:...
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Overview
Reliable VGA Connectivity for Clear Visuals
The Kramer C-GMA/gma-25 VGA Cable ensures a reliable connection between your devices, delivering clear and crisp visuals. With a 15-PIN HD to 15-PIN HD configuration, this cable is ideal for connecting computers, monitors, and projectors.
Specifications:
- Brand: Kramer
- Model: C-GMA/GMA-25
- Type: VGA Cable
- Connector Type: 15-PIN HD to 15-PIN HD
- Color: Black
Key Features
Manufacturer's warranty: 1 year (S)
Cable Length (M): 7.6
Compatible devices: No
Connection: USB
Specifications
Brand
Kramer
Cable Type
VGA
Length
25ft (7.6m)
Manufacturer's warranty
1 year
Connection (from features, contradicts title)
USB
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the length of this Kramer VGA cable?
This Kramer C-GMA/GMA-25 cable is 25 feet long, which translates to approximately 7.6 meters.
What type of connection does this cable support?
The product title specifies it as a VGA cable, designed for VGA connectivity.
What is the warranty period for this cable?
This Kramer cable comes with a 1-year manufacturer's warranty.
Is this cable compatible with USB devices?
The features section lists "Connection: USB" but the title clearly states "VGA Cable," which implies it is for VGA devices. This information is contradictory.
Can this cable be used with modern displays?
While it can connect to modern displays that still have VGA inputs, VGA is an older analog standard, so digital connections are typically preferred for optimal quality.
Is this a high-definition cable?
VGA is an analog standard and does not transmit high-definition signals in the same digital sense as HDMI or DisplayPort.
What does "Compatible devices: No" in the features mean?
This statement appears contradictory and unhelpful, as a cable is designed to connect compatible devices. It is likely an error in the provided product data.