OTB High Speed HDMI to Micro HDMI Cable with Ethernet

OTB High Speed HDMI to Micro HDMI Cable with Ethernet, 1 Meter, OD 4.0 mm

Link cameras, tablets, or action cams to any HDTV or monitor in crisp 4K with the OTB High Speed HDMI to Micro HDMI cable. The slim 4.0 mm jacket packs triple shielding around a pure copper core for stable video, audio, and Ethernet data in one lead. Gold plated contacts fight corrosion, welded plugs add strain relief, and a snap-on dust cap keeps the micro connector clean inside any kit bag.

Key Features and Specifications
- High Speed HDMI 1.4 compliance for 4K video, Full HD 3D, and Deep Color
- HDMI Type A plug (TV) to Micro HDMI Type D plug (camera), both straight connectors
- Built in Ethernet channel for device to device networking without extra wires
- Minimum data rate 8.16 Gbit/s at 340 MHz, supports uncompressed 2160p at 24 Hz
- Gold plated pins and welded plugs for signal purity and long life
- Triple foil and braid shielding inside a 4.0 mm PVC jacket blocks RF and EMI noise
- Ships in a black opaque polybag for easy storage and minimal waste

Ideal Examples of Usage
- Connect a DSLR or mirrorless camera to a field monitor for live focus checks
- Stream gameplay from a micro HDMI tablet to a living room TV
- Replay drone footage on a hotel screen during travel shoots
- Present slides from a micro HDMI mini PC to a conference projector
- Mirror a Raspberry Pi output to a lab display without bulky adapters

Why This Cable Is the Perfect Buy
- One meter length keeps desks tidy while reaching TVs or wall mounts
- Micro HDMI fits action cams and ultra thin laptops that lack full size ports
- Ethernet support removes the need for separate network cabling between HDMI devices
- Gold contacts and full shielding prevent handshake errors and random screen dropouts
- Robust welded strain relief survives constant packing and unpacking by creators

Interesting Facts About HDMI Cables
- The Micro HDMI Type D plug is about half the size of the original Type A yet carries the same 19 pins
- HDMI 1.4 introduced the Ethernet channel, letting devices share a 100 Mbit network link over the video cable
- A 4.0 mm jacket balances flexibility for run and gun work with shielding needed for 4K data rates
- Gold plating lowers contact resistance, reducing signal loss over time
- Dust caps extend connector life in sandy or humid environments by blocking debris that can bend tiny pin tongues

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