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Manw 3.3ft Micro HDMI to HDMI Cable

SKU CH-8C27-10SBV

Connects micro HDMI devices to displays with 4K, ARC, Ethernet and 3D support in a 3.3ft length

  • 4K video and surround audio with ARC support
  • Gold-plated plugs resist interference for stable display
  • Wide compatibility with cameras, Raspberry Pi and laptops
  • 3ft portable length for shooting and streaming

Micro HDMI cable for portable devices

This 3.3ft Micro HDMI Type D to standard HDMI A cable connects cameras, Raspberry Pi boards, Yoga laptops and tablets to TVs, monitors or projectors. It meets high-speed HDMI standards to deliver clear 4K video and surround audio with ARC, Ethernet and 3D functions. Gold-plated plugs resist interference for stable, lossless signal transmission without lag.

Build integration with Micro HDMI sources

The short length keeps cable clutter low during shooting, streaming or presentations. Gold-plated connectors ensure reliable contact in tight ports on action cameras and single-board computers. It frees up full-size HDMI inputs on displays for other sources. Not for devices that need standard HDMI, Mini HDMI or USB-C video output instead of Micro HDMI Type D.

Highlights

  • 4K video and surround audio with ARC support
  • Gold-plated plugs resist interference for stable display
  • Wide compatibility with cameras, Raspberry Pi and laptops
  • 3ft portable length for shooting and streaming

Specifications

BrandManw

Questions about this item

What is the maximum cable length before signal quality might degrade on this 3.3ft Micro HDMI to HDMI cable?

At 3.3ft this cable is well within the reliable range for high-speed HDMI transmission, so 4K video and surround audio stay stable without the losses seen on longer runs.

Does the cable generate any heat or draw noticeable power during continuous 4K streaming with ARC active?

The cable is entirely passive with no active electronics, so it produces no heat and draws no power of its own while transmitting 4K video, ARC audio and Ethernet data.

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