🎥 Duttek Mini HDMI to HDMI Cable - Ultra-Thin Coiled Cable for 4K Ultra HD, 1080p, 3D - Perfect for Projectors, Monitors, Camcorders (1.2M/4FT) Review

Worked well the first few times. Then the signal came out of nowhere. No creases or creases, simple use and he died. Customer service gives you a leg, told me to come back but I can't. Don't expect support after the return window.

I really like this cable. It's a very solid construction and I can stretch it just enough so that it doesn't follow the movement of the camera when attached to the gimbal. I like the spiral design. The spiral design makes it easy to store and saves me from dangling cords that can interfere with camera movements attached to my Ronin's gimbal.

I bought four of these streaming cables. As soon as I saw her I got worried. The cable is very thin. much more than any HDMI I've ever seen. When plugged in they work, but I couldn't stream above 360p. I checked all possible settings and then switched to a different (thicker) cable. Instantly up to 720p. Buy something else. It's terrible.

I ordered the high angle version but they sent me the low angle version. Luckily I can still use the downward sloping version. The cable stretches very stiffly and doesn't look 1.2m long as advertised. I think it needs a lot of stretching to reach the advertised length. I was expecting something like twisted phone cord that stretches easily, but this one is hard to stretch.

The product works great with my Canon eos r monitor and the Atomos Ninja V. No lag, the cable looks pretty well put together. No connection issues and my 4k videos look great. Highly recommended. Remember this is mini HDMI, not micro HDMI. There's a big difference when it comes to connecting them to your camera. This is a must update: After 2 months the cable is short, now it's unusable.

I love everything about this cable except the fact that it doesn't spring back into its original coiled shape like almost every handset cable ever made. Once you stretch it a bit, it kind of doesn't want to spring back into shape. On the plus side, I'm glad I bought it. I really wanted to reduce the load on the mini HDMI connector on my camcorder and I succeeded. It appears to be well made and looks like it will stand the test of time.

My screens are literally two inches apart and the long cable (that came with the portable screen my husband bought me) is really annoying because it's 2 feet long and it's mostly is stiff to hold it in place because the slots are in very specific places. I bought this to replace a long HDMI cable I had and it really has made my life that much easier. It stays in place and is a pretty solid cable, not to mention that the 'curled' part of the cable basically prevents the ends from snapping if…

Short story: Ordered to connect an external 5.5" monitor to a DSLR camcorder. It seemed to work for the first _days_. Then around day 3-4 the video signal started to shine Then, less than a week later, the cable was completely dead - no signal. There was no damage to the cable - no tugging or tearing - and no crashes. HDMI and external monitor HDMI ports weren't the fault - when I did plugged a standard 1 meter mini HDMI cable into HDMI everything worked fine. The form factor is wonderful. But…

The product works great with my Canon eos R and Atomos Ninja V monitor. No lag, cable looks pretty well assembled. No connection issues and my 4k videos look great. Highly recommended. Remember this is mini HDMI, not micro HDMI. There's a big difference when it comes to connecting them to your camera. This is a must update: After 2 months the cable is short, now it's unusable.

I love everything about this cord except the fact that it doesn't spring back to its original spiral shape like almost every handset cord ever made. Once you stretch it a bit, it kind of doesn't want to spring back into shape. On the plus side, I'm glad I bought it. I really wanted to reduce the load on the mini HDMI connector on my camcorder and I succeeded. It appears to be well made and looks like it will stand the test of time.

Short story: ordered to connect a 5.5 inch external monitor to a DSLR video camera. The first few _days_ seemed to work. Then, 3-4 days, the video signal started dropping. Then, in less than a week, the cable was completely dead - no signal cable was damaged - didn't twitch or twitch - and there were no crashes. I confirmed that the DSLR mini-HDMI and external monitor connections weren't 'caused' - when I connected the standard 1 meter mini-HDMI to HDMI cable, everything worked fine. Sweet…