LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD HDMI 1.4 Extension Cable 0.5ft Male to Female 4K 60Hz 19-pin
Extends an HDMI connection 0.5 ft with a 19-pin male-to-female cable supporting 4K at 60 Hz under the HDMI 1.4 standard
- Extends HDMI reach by .5 ft for flexible placement
- 19-pin HDMI-A male to female fits standard ports
- HDMI 1.4 spec delivers 4K at 60 Hz
- Carries audio, video and Ethernet in one cable
- Backward compatible with earlier HDMI devices
What this cable does
This LORDWORLD extension cable carries HDMI 1.4 signals from a male Type A plug to a female Type A socket. It supports 4K resolution at 60 Hz and 3D video while also passing Ethernet data through the same 19-pin connection.
Who should use it and who should not
It suits anyone needing a very short .5 ft reach to bridge a tight gap between a PC, Blu-ray player or similar source and a display. Buyers who need a longer run, higher refresh rates at 4K or features defined after the 1.4 specification should look at other cables.
How it fits into your setup
The male end plugs into your source device and the female end accepts your existing HDMI lead, effectively extending the port without adding bulk. Backwards compatibility with earlier HDMI versions lets you keep using older cables and devices unchanged.
Highlights
- Extends HDMI reach by .5 ft for flexible placement
- 19-pin HDMI-A male to female fits standard ports
- HDMI 1.4 spec delivers 4K at 60 Hz
- Carries audio, video and Ethernet in one cable
- Backward compatible with earlier HDMI devices
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What HDMI port type must my TV or monitor have to accept this 19-pin male connector?
The cable ends in a standard HDMI-A 19-pin male plug, so the display needs a full-size HDMI-A female socket.
Will this 1.4-spec extension cable limit the 60 Hz 4K signal from an older HDMI 1.3 source?
The HDMI-A interface is downward compatible with earlier versions, so an HDMI 1.3 source will still pass video up to its own maximum capability through the cable.
How can I verify the Ethernet channel is active after connecting the 0.5 ft extender?
Check the network settings on both linked devices; if they show a live link without a separate Ethernet cable, the HDMI Ethernet Channel is working.
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