LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD HDMI Male to Micro HDMI Male 90 Degree 50cm Cable
Connects a Micro HDMI device to a standard HDMI display at 4K 60 Hz with a 90-degree angled plug and 50 cm length
- 4K@60Hz video for sharp detail on big screens
- 90° right-angle plug fits tight spaces behind devices
- 50 cm length keeps desk tidy without excess cable
- Micro HDMI connector works with phones and tablets only
- Male-to-male design links source directly to display
Connection Type and Angle
This LORDWORLD cable connects a full-size HDMI port to a Micro HDMI port using a 90-degree right-angled plug. The 50cm length suits short runs between a mobile device and a display. It supports video resolutions up to 4K at 60Hz. The connector is Micro HDMI only and will not fit Micro USB ports.
Right-Angled Plug Benefit
The 90-degree Micro HDMI head reduces strain on the device socket and keeps the cable close to the chassis. This layout helps in tight spaces behind wall-mounted screens or inside crowded media cabinets. No adapters or extra software are included in the package.
Port Compatibility Check
Verify that your source device has a Micro HDMI output and not a Micro USB or USB-C port before ordering. Confirm the display or capture device accepts a standard HDMI Type-A plug. The 50cm reach limits placement to nearby equipment.
Highlights
- 4K@60Hz video for sharp detail on big screens
- 90° right-angle plug fits tight spaces behind devices
- 50 cm length keeps desk tidy without excess cable
- Micro HDMI connector works with phones and tablets only
- Male-to-male design links source directly to display
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the 90-degree Micro HDMI connector need replacing if it gets bent repeatedly?
The 90-degree right-angled Micro HDMI connector is fixed in that orientation; treat it as a permanent shape rather than a moving part, so no scheduled replacement is expected under normal use.
What resolution and refresh-rate ceiling will I hit first when running 4K content continuously?
The cable is rated for a maximum of 4K at 60 Hz; sustained use at that limit will not exceed the stated bandwidth capability.
Does the 50 cm cable run warm or draw noticeable power during all-day 4K@60 Hz playback?
As a passive 50 cm copper link carrying only the HDMI signal, it generates negligible heat and consumes no external power during continuous operation.
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