
Microsoft
Microsoft EJP-00001 Surface Mini DisplayPort to VGA Adapter
DisplayPort
Plug-and-play Mini DisplayPort to VGA adapter that connects any Surface device to legacy VGA monitors and projectors without drivers.
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Overview
Key Features
Package Dimensions: 2.032 cms (L) x 5.334 cms (W) x 17.78 cms (H)
Package Quantity: 1
Product Type: Electronic Adapter
Country Of Origin: China
Specifications
Brand
Microsoft
Model
EJP-00001
Connector Type
Mini DisplayPort to VGA
Compatibility
Surface models with Mini DisplayPort
Color
Black
Package Dimensions
2.032 cm (L) x 5.334 cm (W) x 17.78 cm (H)
Country of Origin
China
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Surface models does this adapter support?
Microsoft lists compatibility with all Surface models that have a Mini DisplayPort output. This includes Surface Pro 3 through Pro 6, Surface Book 1 and 2, Surface Laptop 1 and 2, and Surface Studio. Note that newer Surface models using USB-C or Surface Connect for video output will require a different adapter.
What is the maximum resolution supported over this VGA adapter?
VGA output through Mini DisplayPort adapters typically supports up to 1920x1200 at 60Hz. This is an analog signal conversion, so you will not get 4K output or HDR — VGA is limited to lower resolutions and does not carry audio.
Does this adapter require driver installation?
No. It is a passive-to-active signal converter that is recognized natively by Windows. Plug it into the Mini DisplayPort on your Surface, connect a VGA cable to the other end, and the display should be detected automatically.
Can I use this adapter with non-Surface devices that have Mini DisplayPort?
Physically it will fit any standard Mini DisplayPort output, but Microsoft only guarantees compatibility with Surface devices. It should work with other Mini DisplayPort sources like older MacBooks or Lenovo ThinkPads, though this is not officially supported.