LVY HDMI to AV Converter, RCA/Composite/Video Audio Converter Adapter, Support 1080P/PAL/NTSC for Fire Stick, Roku, TV Box, Blu-Ray Player

Fantastic little adapter to help me play my old consoles on my TV which didn’t have RCA connectors. Super easy to use, been very reliable so far after about 20 hours of use. Definitely recommend!

This worked as expected, however the fact that it uses micro-usb instead of usb-c sort of indicates to me that it might be an older / outdated device as of 2026. That being said, so are RCA connections themselves for all practical TV purposes, so in the general scheme of things it's probably not a big deal. Picture quality was as expected, though I should note that I'm using it to connect an old VHS to a budget LED-type projector. And this is a converter, not an upscaler, so your picture will look just as bad as it did on VHS.

It works however, the output video is blurry / low resolution withGhosting with purple color.

WHAT’S INCLUDED:RCA CablesHDMI ConverterUSB-A to Micro USB CablePRODUCT/THOUGHTS:This is a simple product. Its a RCA to HDMI Converter. There’s a physical switch to change from “720p” to “1080p”.It comes with the power cable you need but you’ll need to provide the power. Most people will just use the USB Port on their modern TV.This device is so you can take an older device like a VCR, older console..etc and convert it to HDMI to use on your modern TV/Monitor.Keep in mind just like any of these converters, you won’t have some magic huge bump in resolution; it just helps so it formats it correc

It works great. Video quality is as good as can be for a CVBS signal. The cables that come with it are typical quality for being included in a low-cost device like this. They work fine, but they’re very cheap.There’s a switch to select between 1080p output and 720p output. But there’s nothing in the instructions about when you might want or need to select 720p output instead of 1080p output. And it’s not obvious, since most 720p TVs seem to be able to downsample 1080p signals just fine, or at least that’s been my impression from the little I’ve interacted with 720 TVs.My only real gripe with t

I have both a Super Nintendo and an Xbox 360 with old RCA jacks, so I bought this gizmo to see if I could revive those systems on my more modern TVs with HDMI...especially the Super Nintendo. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to find the connectors needed for the latter (it actually uses coaxial cables!), but I did have my RCA connectors for my Xbox 360, so I plugged everything in and powered it all up. At first I got nothing but a blank screen for all my efforts...but, after checking all the cables and connections, on a whim, I decided to flip the switch on this little gadget from 720P to 1080P, a

This RCA to HDMI converter was exactly what I needed to bring older devices back to life. I’ve used it with a VCR, DVD player, and some older game consoles, and it worked flawlessly across all of them. Setup is simple — just plug in the RCA cables, connect HDMI, and power it with USB. No extra configuration needed.The picture quality is clear at 1080P, and audio comes through clean without lag or distortion. It supports both PAL and NTSC, which makes it versatile for different devices. The build feels solid, and it’s compact enough to tuck behind the TV without clutter.For the price, it’s a gr

This converter works really well. Setup was easy for my DVD player.It’s a bit odd that it’s powered by micro-USB instead of USB-C. Most of my newer cables are USB-C, so it would’ve been nice if it used that for power. It comes with a power cable, but what if it breaks or is lost? Also, it doesn’t come with an HDMI cable, but it does include the analog cables, which feels like a strange choice.Overall, it does exactly what it’s supposed to, and the video quality looks good. Just a few quirks worth knowing about.