Silkland Micro HDMI to HDMI Cable 1m, 4K@60Hz

This micro HDMI to HDMI cable from Silkland connects cameras, tablets and single-board computers to TVs and projectors, making it straightforward to view high-resolution footage and mirror displays. It supports 4K video at 60 Hz for smoother motion, which is useful for playback and casual editing on a larger screen.

Key Points

The cable is bidirectional and designed to carry both high-definition video and multichannel digital audio, so you can send camera output to an HDTV or route sound back via ARC when the display supports it. The outer sleeve is braided nylon which improves flexibility and resistance to everyday wear. For signal reliability, the connectors are gold-plated and housed in slim aluminium shells that reduce bulk on crowded ports. Note that the smaller connector is Micro HDMI type D and not Mini HDMI or Micro USB, so it will not fit devices with those ports. 🎥

Compatibility is broad and includes several action cameras, mirrorless cameras and Raspberry Pi models that use Micro HDMI. The cable length is 1 metre, which suits desktop or short-range use in studios and on-set setups. Consider that longer runs may require active cabling or signal boosters for full 4K@60Hz performance, according to the manufacturer.

Technical Specifications

• Name: Silkland Micro HDMI to HDMI Cable 1M
• Length: 1 m
• Resolution support: 4K@60Hz
• Features: Ethernet, 3D, HDR, Audio Return Channel (ARC)
• Connector types: Micro HDMI (Type D) to HDMI Type A
• Build: braided nylon jacket, aluminium housing, 24K gold-plated connectors

Usage Recommendations

For best results, connect the Micro HDMI end to your camera or Raspberry Pi and the HDMI end to a TV or monitor that supports the target resolution. If you plan to use the cable with a GoPro Hero that includes a Media Mod, check that the camera exposes a Micro HDMI port before connecting. When moving between shooting locations, coil the cable gently to avoid kinks and prolong the braided jacket life. ⚙️

If you need to display content at longer distances than 1 metre, consider an HDMI extender or look for an active cable rated for the required run. Keep in mind that some older TVs and projectors might limit HDR or refresh rate capability depending on their HDMI version and settings. 📺