Mini Display Port to HDMI Adapter Cable, White, 1.8M Length, Display Connector, HDTV/Monitor/Projector

This Mini DisplayPort to HDMI Cable – 1.8 m is your go-to solution for connecting devices that feature a mini DisplayPort / Thunderbolt output to an HDMI display. Whether you’re mirroring your screen, extending your desktop, or streaming audio/video content, this cable ensures a crisp and reliable connection.

Key Features & Benefits

Seamless Audio + Video Transmission
The cable carries digital video and uncompressed audio (such as stereo, 5.1, or 7.1) through a single cable, eliminating the need for extra audio wires.

Optimized for Compatibility & Performance
Designed to support standard resolutions (1080p, 1440p) and also higher resolutions up to 4K @ 30 Hz, depending on the source device and HDMI display capabilities.

Robust Build for Longevity

Gold-plated connectors ensure better conductivity and resist tarnishing

Shielding (foil + braid) protects against electromagnetic interference

Molded strain-relief ends reduce stress at connector joints

Durable insulation and flexible jacket help prevent internal wire fatigue

Plug & Play, No Software Needed
The cable auto-negotiates the correct output mode. No drivers, firmware, or external power is needed for standard usage.

Versatile & Travel Friendly
The 1.8 m (6 ft) length strikes a balance: long enough for practical use without being cumbersome. The slim design means it fits easily in laptop bags or tech kits.

Ideal Use Scenarios

Presentations: Use with projectors or large HDMI displays

Home Entertainment: Connect a Mac or PC to a TV

Dual-Monitor Setup: Extend or mirror your desktop

Travel: One cable to bring for business or education

Usage Notes & Tips

Make sure the source device’s mini DisplayPort supports audio output (some older devices only support video).

For 4K resolution, target 30 Hz or lower unless both source and display explicitly support higher refresh.

Avoid tight bends near the connectors—use gentle loops.

Keep the cable away from very high-current power cables (for noise minimization).

Check that your HDMI display is set to the correct input (HDMI port) after plugging in.