LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD HDMI 1.4 Male to Female 90° Left Angled Extension Cable 15cm
A 15 cm HDMI 1.4 male-to-female extension cable with a 90° left-angled connector for tight spaces, supporting 4K at 60 Hz, 3D and Ethernet over a 19-pin High Speed link
- HDMI 1.4 standard supports 4K 60Hz video and Ethernet
- 90° left-angled connector fits tight spaces behind TVs or monitors
- 15 cm extension adds reach without cable clutter
- 19-pin male-to-female design keeps full HDMI-A compatibility
- Downward compatible with earlier HDMI versions for existing devices
HDMI 1.4 Left-Angled Extension Cable
This 15 cm extension cable carries a male HDMI Type A plug on one end and a female Type A socket on the other. It follows the HDMI 1.4 specification and supports 4K resolution at 60 Hz alongside 3D video and Ethernet data. The 90-degree left-angle design lets the cable sit flat against the device when space behind the port is tight.
Builders with cramped rear I/O or wall-mounted
The short length and angled connector suit setups where a straight cable would bend sharply or foul adjacent ports. It is not intended for runs longer than 15 cm, so installations that need extra reach should look at a longer active or optical HDMI link instead.
Plug-in installation with no drivers required
Simply insert the male end into the source device and connect your existing HDMI lead to the female end. The only common issue is orienting the 90-degree bend the wrong way; verify the left-angle direction matches your port layout before routing the cable.
Highlights
- HDMI 1.4 standard supports 4K 60Hz video and Ethernet
- 90° left-angled connector fits tight spaces behind TVs or monitors
- 15 cm extension adds reach without cable clutter
- 19-pin male-to-female design keeps full HDMI-A compatibility
- Downward compatible with earlier HDMI versions for existing devices
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What HDMI port does my TV or monitor need for this 15 cm 90° left-angled cable?
The cable plugs into any standard HDMI-A 19-pin female port on a TV, monitor or projector.
Will the HDMI 1.4 extension pass 4K 60 Hz from my older Blu-ray player?
The cable follows the HDMI 1.4 specification, so it carries the same video, audio and Ethernet signals your existing HDMI 1.4 source already sends.
How can I confirm the extender is working after I plug it in?
A stable picture at the expected resolution, sound from the display and an active Ethernet link light on connected devices show the cable is functioning.
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