🔌 VCE Combo HDMI 90° and 270° Right Angle Male to Female Adapter - 3D & 4K Supported - Enhance Your HDMI Connection! Review

I didn't even know there were such until I told myself. Oh my gosh I wish there was some kind of 90 degree adapter that would really help me hide the cords. A quick Amazon search later and there are results. Perfect! The perfect product. One of the best parts is that you get a 90 degree bend and a 270 degree bend. In my case, I needed the opposite of what I assumed (270 instead of 90).

I have a 2018 Honda Pilot with an HDMI input on the center console. With two kids getting in and out of the car, I wanted to buy cheap hardware so it wouldn't get in the way of the connected Fire TV Stick and USB power plug. And it works! So far I've had no playback issues, no dangling cords to trip over, and now I have a bit more peace of mind while my kid watches Netflix on long trips.

This worked for a few weeks between my gaming pc and my 4k TV. I adjusted the resolution to below 4K one afternoon and just went static (like it was the 1970s). After unplugging the adapter and using the HDMI cable, I restored the image. After reverting to 4K I tried returning the adapter and got the same static signal no matter what resolution I was running at. Changing the resolution below 4K should not cause this issue. When it worked, it worked fine.

Make sure you know where your TV's HDMI ports are located. There are 2 types of adapters, 90 degrees and 270 degrees. To keep TVs as thin as they are today, new TVs have connections on the sides, left or right. If the connections are on the left side of the TV you will need a 270 degree angle adapter and for the right connections you will need a 90 degree angle adapter. The whole difference is knowing which one you need. Connector locations vary by manufacturer. My new LG has them on the left…

I'll probably keep them in case I need them around the house - but I bought them specifically to use with the GH5 for Atomos Ninja Inferno. Unfortunately, this setup causes a dropout. The setup is notorious for requiring the highest quality connections - I even had to buy an Atomos HDMI cable (expensive - but it was the only cable that didn't drop out at 4K 60P). So I think they will work for all but the most demanding of situations, which unfortunately is what I need.

I used them to connect the Revain Fire Stick to the TV. I ordered the combo pack because I wasn't 100% sure if I needed a 270 or 90 degree adapter. My TV's HDMI port is on the back of the TV, but it was too close to the edge to fit the Revain Firestick directly into the port. I used a 270 degree adapter to connect to my HDMI port on my TV and then connected a 3 foot male to female HDMI extension cable to the adapter. I then connected the Revain Fire Stick to the cable and everything worked…

We used one of these to connect my Roku Streaming Stick to the HDMI port on the back of the TV. We had the exact same Roku on our second TV and it had much better picture quality and never lost internet connection. We thought it was an issue with the Roku itself, until we decided to try a different port without an adapter. In fact, our picture was crystal clear and we had no trouble connecting to our network or the internet. It was a relatively inexpensive game, so I think you get what you pay…

These adapters are ideal for mounting your TV close to the wall. The construction looks plastic and is quite solid. The HDMI pins themselves appear to be gold plated to improve connectivity. I've been using the 90 degree adapter for over a month now and haven't had any connection issues. The size was perfect for placing against a wall to avoid damaging the HDMI cable port. I would highly recommend this product if you are looking to mount your TV nearby and are unsure of the best way to route…