Review on 🔌 Mini HDMI Adapter Connector - 15CM High Speed 90 Degree Angle Male to HDMI Female Cable, Supports 1080P Full HD, 3D (0.15m, Upward Angle) by Chad Judex

The adapter works as advertised. However, it's important to note how the orientation depends on the device you're going to connect it to. I bought it for a Canon 5D Mark III camera to display video on a large monitor. I assumed the cable would face down when connecting to the camera as I figured that would put the least stress on the camera's HDMI input. But unfortunately it faces upwards, which isn't a bad thing, in this case it doesn't interfere with anything, which I would use on the inputs above the HDMI connector. However, I have the feeling that I need to secure it somehow so it doesn't twist the connector either way. This applies to cable versions that are oriented at a 90° angle (perpendicular) to the cable itself. I should note that the entrance of the camera connector is VERY narrow. I'm not sure if that's good or bad. It's safe as long as it doesn't damage the port, I think that's a plus. I'm not sure how well the cable will hold up and I don't think it will hold that much load. But it's useful if you want to film yourself with a DSLR, which, unlike a phone, doesn't have a monitor on the front facing you. I'm not sure if that's good or bad. It's safe as long as it doesn't damage the port, I think that's a plus. I'm not sure how well the cable will hold up and I don't think it will hold that much load. But it's useful if you want to film yourself with an SLR, which unlike a phone doesn't have a monitor in front of it. I'm not sure if that's good or bad. It's safe as long as it doesn't damage the port, I think that's a plus. I'm not sure how well the cable will hold up and I don't think it will hold that much load. But it's useful if you want to film yourself with a DSLR, which, unlike a phone, doesn't have a monitor on the front facing you. if you want to film yourself with an SLR camera which, unlike a telephone, does not have a monitor in front of it. I'm not sure if that's good or bad. It's safe as long as it doesn't damage the port, I think that's a plus. I'm not sure how well the cable will hold up and I don't think it will hold that much load. But it's useful if you want to film yourself with a DSLR, which, unlike a phone, doesn't have a monitor on the front facing you. if you want to film yourself with an SLR camera which, unlike a telephone, does not have a monitor in front of it. I'm not sure if that's good or bad. It's safe as long as it doesn't damage the port, I think that's a plus. I'm not sure how well the cable will hold up and I don't think it will hold that much load. But it's useful if you want to film yourself with a DSLR, which, unlike a phone, doesn't have a monitor on the front facing you. that it will bear so much load. But it's useful if you want to film yourself with a DSLR, which, unlike a phone, doesn't have a monitor on the front facing you. that it will bear so much load. But it's useful if you want to film yourself with a DSLR, which, unlike a phone, doesn't have a monitor on the front facing you.