Rankie Micro HDMI to HDMI Cable, Supports Ethernet, 3D, Audio Return
Description
The 6 feet cable connects tablets and smartphones with Micro HDMI port to HDTV or computer monitor with HDMI port for video and audio streaming. Type D to Type A. (Note: Please check your device to make sure you are using MICRO HDMI port. There is another larger type: MINI HDMI. Also, this item does NOT work with Kindle Fire devices which have a different port connectivity.)
Gold-plated connectors for superior connectivity, PVC outer coating increases durability. Backwards compatible with all earlier HDMI standards
Delivers both high-definition video (up to 4K Resolution @30Hz) and uncompressed multichannel digital audio
Built-in Ethernet and Audio Return, supports 3D television functionality
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Dina –
I can’t really speak to the sound/picture quality thaaat well because I rarely try to play a file that is very high quality and I have just an average speaker that I transmit the audio to. But from what I have seen the picture/sound is just perfect.
Sabrina Bujold –
Perfect item
Igor Rusu –
This cable offers a connection and compatibility between micro-HDMI and HDMI connectors.
The cable is offered in an antistatic package. Both cable connectors are protected by semi-transparent plastic caps.
The main purpose of its use is to connect the Action Camera and the receiver with HDMI input (TV HDMI switch encoder for live streaming).
The connection takes place lightly the connectors on both ends twist and pull easily. Also the degree of fixation after connecting is good enough – there is no risk of falling or damaging the jack.
After a few connections there are no marks of damage or scratches.
The tests done indicate a satisfactory quality for 1080p60 and UHDp30 resolutions.
Client d'C –
Good
Sherman D'Souza –
Works very well for my raspberry Pi 4
James –
Used to connect my laptop to a monitor. Works well
steve –
Bought this to hook up a computer to a TV. Worked perfectly.
Emma –
It was difficult to find an HDMI that fit my ASUS Zenbook but this one worked perfectly
AT –
Worked fine on my Raspberry Pi 4B!
Dave Whittaker –
It works