LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD HDMI 2.2 Cable 96Gbps 0.5m 90° Male-Male
A 0.5 m HDMI 2.2 cable with a 90-degree angled connector delivers 96 Gbps bandwidth for 16K at 60 Hz, 8K at 120 Hz and 4K at 240 Hz
- Supports 16K at 60Hz with DSC for ultra-high-resolution video
- 96Gbps bandwidth handles 8K at 120Hz and 4K at 240Hz
- 90-degree angled connector fits tight spaces behind monitors or TVs
- Double nylon braid and 24K gold contacts resist wear and signal loss
- HDMI Ethernet Channel adds network connectivity without extra cables
Compact angled HDMI 2.2 cable
This LORDWORLD cable is a 0.5 metre High Speed HDMI lead with Ethernet. It carries video up to 16K at 60 Hz with DSC 1.2a, plus 8K at 120 Hz and 4K at 240 Hz. The 90 degree male-to-male plugs fit tight spaces behind displays or desks.
Suits cramped AV setups and high-refresh gaming
Buyers who need a short, right-angled link between a graphics card, console or media player and a monitor or TV will benefit. Users who require longer runs, straight connectors or in-wall rated jackets should look at something else.
96 Gbps bandwidth with durable braided jacket
The double nylon sleeve and 24K gold-plated contacts resist wear and signal loss. HBR3 and DSC 1.2a support enable the full 96 Gbps data rate for uncompressed high-resolution video and buffer-free Ethernet sharing.
Highlights
- Supports 16K at 60Hz with DSC for ultra-high-resolution video
- 96Gbps bandwidth handles 8K at 120Hz and 4K at 240Hz
- 90-degree angled connector fits tight spaces behind monitors or TVs
- Double nylon braid and 24K gold contacts resist wear and signal loss
- HDMI Ethernet Channel adds network connectivity without extra cables
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Do I need a source device with an HDMI 2.2 output to use this cable?
Yes, a source with an HDMI 2.2 port is required to reach the 96Gbps bandwidth and enable 16K@60Hz with DSC 1.2a or 8K@120Hz.
Will the 90° connectors work with my older HDMI 2.0 monitor?
The Type-A male plugs fit any standard HDMI female port, so the cable connects physically, but the monitor will run at its own 2.0 limits such as 4K@60Hz.
How can I confirm the cable is delivering 4K@240Hz after I plug it in?
Check your GPU control panel or monitor OSD; they should report a 4K resolution at 240Hz with DSC active when the link is running at full speed.
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