Maximize the potential of your ultra-portable devices with the Micro HDMI Male to HDMI Female Adapter. This precision-engineered converter allows you to transform the tiny Micro HDMI (Type D) port found on modern action cameras, smartphones, and tablets into a standard HDMI (Type A) female socket. Now, you can use any standard HDMI cable to stream your 4K footage, photos, or presentations directly to a TV, monitor, or projector without needing specialized, expensive cables.
Action Cameras & GoPros: View your high-octane stunts in 4K by connecting your GoPro (Hero 7/Black and earlier) or similar action cams to a large screen.
Smartphones & Tablets: Ideal for older high-end smartphones or tablets (like the Microsoft Surface or Blackberry) with dedicated Micro HDMI outputs.
Raspberry Pi 4 / 5: The essential accessory for the latest Raspberry Pi models to output video to standard computer monitors.
Ultrabooks & Convertibles: Perfect for thin-and-light laptops that have sacrificed full-sized ports for a slim profile.
Type D to Type A Transition: Converts the smallest HDMI interface (Micro) to the universal standard (Full Size) female port.
4K Ultra HD & 3D Support: Fully compatible with high-resolution video standards, including 4K @ 60Hz and 1080p Full HD.
Micro-Profile Design: Incredibly lightweight and compact, making it an essential addition to any travel tech kit or camera bag.
Reliable Signal Integrity: Despite the tiny Micro HDMI pins, our adapter is built with high-quality shielding to prevent signal dropouts and EMI interference.
Full Media Support: Supports Audio Return Channel (ARC), HDMI Ethernet Channel (HEC), and uncompressed digital audio (Dolby TrueHD, DTS-HD).
Plug-and-Play Efficiency: Instant connection with no setup required. Just plug the Micro end into your device and your HDMI cable into the adapter.
Connector A: Micro HDMI Male (Type D - 19 Pin)
Connector B: HDMI Female (Type A - 19 Pin)
Is "Micro HDMI" the same as "Micro USB"?
No. While they look similar in size, Micro HDMI is a video-out port, while Micro USB is primarily for charging and data. They are not interchangeable.
Will this work with my phone's charging port (USB-C)?
No. This is for devices with a dedicated Micro HDMI port. If your phone uses USB-C, you need a "USB-C to HDMI" adapter instead.
Does it support the Raspberry Pi 4?
Yes! The Raspberry Pi 4 and 5 use Micro HDMI ports, making this adapter the perfect tool for connecting them to a standard monitor.
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