UGREEN Micro HDMI to HDMI Cable 2m 4K 1440p@144Hz

This compact Micro HDMI to HDMI lead is made to link cameras, tablets or small computers to HDTVs and projectors for larger-screen playback. It supports high-resolution video up to 4K @ 60Hz, which makes it useful for reviewing footage or extending a laptop display with smoother motion and clearer detail.

Key Points

The cable connects devices that use a Micro HDMI (Type D) plug to standard HDMI ports found on TVs, monitors and AV receivers. It uses gold-plated connectors and aluminium housings to help maintain signal integrity and resist wear. The nylon braided exterior improves flexibility and reduces the chance of fraying, which helps when the cable is moved frequently in a studio or on location. For action cameras such as GoPro HERO models and single-board computers like the Raspberry Pi 4 and Raspberry Pi 5, this lead offers a straightforward way to mirror or output video to a larger screen. Note that this Micro HDMI connector is not the same as micro USB, so it will not fit mobile phones that use micro USB.

Technical Specifications

• Name: UGREEN Micro HDMI to HDMI Cable 2M
• Connector type: Micro HDMI (Type D) to HDMI (Type A)
• Resolution support: 4K @ 60Hz
• Length: 2 m
• Construction: Nylon braided jacket, gold-plated connectors, aluminium shell

Benefits

Using this lead removes the need for intermediate adapters when your camera or tablet includes a Micro HDMI port. It supports Ultra HD content and three-dimensional video formats according to the manufacturer, which helps when sharing footage with family or clients on a TV or projector. The braided sheath helps prevent kinks and adds abrasion resistance, while the metal housings contribute to a more robust connection that is less likely to loosen during use. For creators who frequently transfer camera output to a monitor, the cable is a tidy and reliable alternative to wireless streaming, and it delivers both video and audio over a single connection. 🎥

Usage Recommendations

Connect the Micro HDMI end to the source device, and the standard HDMI end to the display input that matches the desired resolution and refresh rate. For Raspberry Pi systems and many mirrorless cameras, set the device output to the appropriate HDMI resolution to ensure compatibility and prevent downscaling. For portable monitors and consoles like PS4 or PS5, confirm the display supports the incoming resolution and refresh rate to take full advantage of the 4K capability. Consider that very long runs or multiple adapters between devices can affect signal quality, so keep cable runs as direct as possible. ⚙️.