Mcbazel SEGA Megadrive 1080p HDMI Adapter for Mega Drive 1/Mega Drive 2/NEOGEO,Aspect Ratio Switch for 16:9 or 4:3

This HDMI adapter is a great option for connecting MegaDrives to modern HDTVs or monitors. It offers 1080p or 720p HDMI output, providing clear visuals for your retro gaming experience. The adapter is easy to set up with its plug-and-play design and allows you to switch between 4:3 and 16:9 aspect ratios. It's powered via micro USB, making it convenient to use with any modern TV or USB-equipped device. Overall, it's a reliable and versatile choice for retro gamers.

The media could not be loaded. Tried this with my sega mega drive connected to 4k TV and the video below shows interference in the picture. Works fine with Sega Rf connection through broadcast. Disappointed

Getting some oddities on my Mega Drive with this. Like sometimes the picture is fine if a little bright, but then it starts warping - I had a complete signal loss at one point that was accompanied by a real digital “thunk” kind of noise. May need to request a return for a different product - their Dreamcast adapter works brilliantly so I could just have a faulty model.

It is nothing but a pile of junk that will be getting returned, half of the time it dosnt work unless I turn the console off and on and 1 in 5 chances it will display, and when it eventually dose display, the picture is janky as hell and constantly cuts in and out. In short, avoid at all cost

The 'Mcbazel SEGA Megadrive 1080p HDMI Adapter for Mega Drive 1/Mega Drive 2/NEOGEO, Aspect Ratio Switch for 16:9 or 4:3arrived in a branded box.I was hoping to use this adaptor to replace the misplaced lead for the Mega Drive which was functional when last used about 10 years ago. Unfortunately although there is a signal from the adaptor to the monitor and it can be seen to switch modes, I am getting nothing from the Mega Drive.As I am currently unable to determine if the issue is with the adaptor or its input cables or the Mega Drive, I have given a neutral review rating of 3 stars. As soon as I can determine where the issue is located I will update the review. But as it is 10 years since last use it is always possible the Mega Drive has developed a fault.