HDMI A to HDMI Mini 'D' plug to plug lead • High Speed with Ethernet • For use on various tablets and any device with a Mini 'D' type connection • Moulded plugs with gold plated contacts • Version 1. The official Raspberry Pi micro HDMI® to standard HDMI® (A/M) cable designed for the Raspberry Pi 4 computer. In addition, our audio and video department features top-quality supplies for your home cinema system.

The HDMI cable also comes with a durable, black, PVC outer layer and shielding, which protects against outside interference, helping to maintain the integrity and purity of the digital signal. As it is an official Raspberry Pi accessory, it comes complete with the logo on the connectors for added peace of mind as it is fully licensed by the Raspberry Pi Foundation and manufactured for the Raspberry Pi 4 Model B. The move to a micro-HDMI port on the Raspberry Pi 4 meant that for the first time the Raspberry PI could support high quality dual screens, but what do you do if your setup is based around standard HDMI cables? Official Raspberry Pi Micro-HDMI to HDMI cable, fully licensed by Raspberry Pi and manufactured for micro-HDMi Raspberry Pi boards - Raspberry Pi 5 and Raspberry Pi 4 Model B. Advanced, high speed HDMI lead that utilises hybrid optical cable for lossless signal quality; delivers crystal clear digital images with up to 4K UHD resolution instantly.The slim form factor also reduces the weight of the cable by around 80% compared to the standard CROMO® cables.

Micro HDMI to HDMI Leads are used for connection of devices including Mobile Phones, Cameras, Portable media devices to a HD TV, PC, Laptops, Monitors etc.The CROMO® Slim High Speed HDMI to Micro HDMI Cable with Ethernet is an affordable, high quality cable featuring gold plated contacts for better conductivity and resistance to corrosion and tarnishing. The light weight and flexibility of this cable reduces the strain on the connection and I can easily use the tablet in my hand if necessary during presentations. The other side of the cable has a standard Type A connector for connecting to TVs and projectors etc. As a part of the move to enable the Raspberry Pi 4 to run two high-quality monitors, the switch to micro-HDMI ports on the Pi was made.