LANMINGLEL Right Angle HDMI Coiled Cable 4K 60Hz

This compact coiled HDMI cable keeps connections tidy behind TVs and monitors while allowing some reach when needed. It combines a right angle plug and a spiral, stretchable cord to reduce strain on wall-mounted devices and free up space behind cabinets, making it useful for living rooms and media centres.

Key Points

The 90 degree down-angle plug helps the cable sit flush against wall-mounted ports, reducing the risk of bending at the connector and making wall mounting neater. This design is particularly helpful when the gap between the screen and the wall is limited. 🔌

The coiled spiral can extend from around 50 cm up to approximately 2 metres when pulled, so the cable stays compact by default yet stretches for short relocations or repositioning. 2 m stretched gives extra flexibility without excess slack. The connector contacts are gold plated to resist corrosion and to support stable signal transfer over time. ⚡️

For video performance the manufacturer states support for 4K 60Hz and for 1080p signals at 60Hz, while also noting that over 1080p there may be limitations to 30Hz according to the manufacturer. Consider this nuance if you plan to use it for high frame-rate gaming or professional video editing where consistent 60Hz at 4K is required.

Technical Specifications

• Name: LANMINGLEL Right Angle HDMI Coiled Cable
• Connector type: HDMI Male to HDMI Male
• Angle: 90 degree down angle
• Cable form: Coiled spiral, stretches up to 2 m, normal length approx 50 cm
• Resolution support: Up to 4K, manufacturer's notes indicate 60Hz for some 4K uses and 30Hz in other conditions
• Material: PVC jacket with gold-plated connectors

Usage Recommendations

Place this cable where the HDMI port is close to a wall or bracket to reduce stress on the device port and to avoid forcing a straight cable into a tight gap. It works well between a wall-mounted TV and a nearby media player or compact set-top box, and its retracting nature keeps the installation tidy. For setups with long runs or where maximum bandwidth and refresh rates are critical, check the device and source specifications as the coiled format is best for short to moderate distances rather than extended cabling.