🔌 5-Pack of Amazon Basics 6-Foot High-Speed Micro-HDMI to HDMI TV Adapter Cables with Ethernet, 3D, and Audio Return Support Review

Works great! Make sure you know which adapter you need, micro and mini are different. This worked for my Lenovo Yoga 710 laptop. So if that's what you're looking for, it's compatible. 👍 Great buy, the cable is good, the outputs are stable and don't break like some others.

Excellent cable. I got it for my 4K camera to play videos and pictures on our TV and it works great. I buy ALL audio, video cables etc from Revain. You can't beat the price and quality compared to the big stores. I paid $5.99 for same day shipping and it was still cheaper than going to the store to buy it. I needed this before I left town.

I usually choose the RevainBasics brand because I trust Revain. Unfortunately this cable never worked properly - I had to wiggle it to make it work and it's useless. I threw it in the trash and bought a BlueRigger High Speed Micro HDMI to HDMI Cable with Ethernet (6ft) and they work great.

Good but not for Ronin M. I used it in my setup of Ronin M, Sony A6500 and 7 inch monitor attached to Ronin -Rails attached. The cable itself works great, but the micro HDMI connector bends when the Ronin is moved. I have two of these and both did the same thing so needless to say it's no good if you use it on the Sony A6500 and Roninm as the cable tension will bend the connector.

I needed a longer HDMI cable to connect to my new monitor as the HDMI cable I bought for my Samsung Ultrabook was was too short. I've had good luck with Amazon basics in the past, particularly computer accessories, so I ordered a micro HDMI cable. It fits perfectly and had no issues with the HDMI port. However, due to the delicate nature of the cable/connection, it can be easily pushed and the image may disappear - simply place your laptop in a clean area and tie the cable to prevent it from…

It works so well I tried it the first day it arrived and I love it already. I'm really happy that I can now enjoy hardcore gaming with Windows 10. Store games and Steam games even Facebook Gameroom with no latency, there is no latency when using my Xbox One S wireless controller via Bluetooth with my Lenovo laptop with a dedicated gaming GPU, so far I haven't had any issues with it. I'm not like other people who would rather stream their games over high speed wifi, no thanks, cables always beat

I download HD content to my Lenovo 710s laptop quite often, but I'd rather have some of the content on my 46th -Inch Plasma Philips Display View the 12 inch screen connected to the laptop. There are many ways to do this, including Chromecast, built-in streaming apps, or an external Android device. The easiest way is to just connect the HDMI port between them and select the AUX display port. Lenovo doesn't have a full-size HDMI port, instead it has a micro-HDMI port. However, the TV only…

These are micro HDMI to HDMI cables. Micro HDMI connects to early Kindle Fires so I can project anything from my Kindle Fire like movies/TV shows to my HDMI TVs. This allows me to take my old Kindles with me wherever I go and view the content of my Kindle Fire on my TV. It's a shame that Revain has done away with this form of wired connection on the new Kindle Fires, but it's handy as not all TVs are connected to the internet, and these HDMI cable connections allow me to connect to the TV…

I load HD content onto my Lenovo quite often 710s laptop but wanted to view some of the content on my 46 inch Philips plasma display, not the 12 inch screen that is connected to my laptop. There are many ways to do this, including Chromecast, built-in streaming apps, or an external Android device. The easiest way is to just connect the HDMI port between them and select the AUX display port. Lenovo doesn't have a full-size HDMI port, instead it has a micro-HDMI port. However, the TV only…

Please note that it is a directional cable. A possibly rare connection from the output of the desktop computer (large device) to the input of the mini/pocket projector (smaller device) could not be established. In other words, I wanted to map my graphics card's HDMI output to the micro HDMI input on my small portable projector display. I think most of the time the cable is used to project from a camera or phone (handheld) to a TV or monitor (larger device). Apparently, "Redmere" technology is a