LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD Down Angled 90 Degree Micro HDMI Cable 50cm
A 50 cm cable with a down-angled 90 degree Micro HDMI connector links phones, tablets or cameras to an HDTV
- Down-angled 90° connector fits tight spaces behind devices
- 50 cm length keeps desk setups tidy
- Micro HDMI to full-size HDMI links phones and cameras to TVs
- Male-to-male plugs connect directly without adapters
- Designed for Micro HDMI ports only, not Micro USB
Down Angled Micro HDMI Cable
The LORDWORLD cable connects a micro HDMI port on a phone, tablet or camera to a full-size HDMI input on a TV or monitor. Its 90-degree down-angled plug keeps the connector close to the device body, reducing strain in tight spaces. The 50 cm length suits desktop or near-device setups without excess slack.
Passive Signal Link
The cable carries standard HDMI video and audio signals without active electronics, so it draws no external power and produces no fan noise or heat. Signal integrity depends on the host device's output strength and the display's input sensitivity. No driver installation or configuration is required for basic operation.
Simple Physical Adaptation
The angled micro HDMI head changes only the cable's exit direction; it does not add protocols, converters or signal processing. The bundle includes the cable alone, with no adapters, software or documentation beyond the printed label. It cannot function with micro USB ports despite the similar shape.
Highlights
- Down-angled 90° connector fits tight spaces behind devices
- 50 cm length keeps desk setups tidy
- Micro HDMI to full-size HDMI links phones and cameras to TVs
- Male-to-male plugs connect directly without adapters
- Designed for Micro HDMI ports only, not Micro USB
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I plug the down-angled 90-degree Micro HDMI end into my device without forcing it?
Align the Micro HDMI plug so the cable exits downward from the port, then push straight in until the metal shell seats fully; the 90-degree bend only routes the cable, it does not change the insertion angle.
What part of this 50cm cable is most likely to wear out first with daily connect-disconnect cycles?
The Micro HDMI connector’s internal pins and retention tabs see the most mechanical stress; the short 50cm length leaves little strain relief, so handle by the plug body, not the cable.
What signal-length limit appears first when running 4K video continuously through this 50cm assembly?
At 50cm the cable itself is well within HDMI passive-cable reach, so the practical limit is the source device’s ability to drive the TMDS clock without errors over the Micro HDMI interface.
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