Duttek Micro HDMI to HDMI Coiled Cable 1FT-4FT, HDMI to Micro HDMI Adapter Cable Extreme Slim/Thin 4K, 3D for Camera, Raspberry Pi 5 4, GoPro Hero 7/6

Recently, I've been working with a new Odin, an android-based handheld device designed for gaming. In addition to android-based titles, it can also run software for older gaming systems. A well-adjusted individual who plays games for fun and doesn't run the YouTube channel BaneShake would be content and just have fun playing the games, but most tragically, that description doesn't qualify for me, and every time I go to play anything these days, the little voice in the back of my head cannot help but scream " MAKE CONTENT!" Now, said Odin (as all android devices) does have a built-in screen recorder, but I knew I could push for even higher quality recording using the micro-hdmi option.Now, with recording, I didn't want something huge that would be cumbersome. I already have to plug in a USB A-to-C adapter just so that I can plug my capture card into my Macbook in the first place, and as I have played around with the miles of cords and HDMI cables for other, less feature-intensive device recording in the past (such as an old iPad, which itself requires a unique adapter to plug into a standard HDMI cable), I'm painfully aware that more complex setups simply give more room for error. So this appealed to me; since I'm recording right at my computer, it wasn't ideal to find multiple feet of cords that could just easily get caught on a drawer handle or somehow under a chair wheel.This cable is perfect. It's the perfect, close size, flexible enough to never have any issues as I move around, and gives no noticeable delay of any sort even with the HD video recording at 60fps.So, with this extreme potential now complete in the palm of my hand, you might think I will now cover some of the greatest, most acclaimed gaming experiences known to mankind-- and I'll have to stop you right there. It's LarryBoy. I have all this capability and my first action is LarryBoy and the Bad Apple for PS2.So, even if you have better priorities than BaneShake's Charlie, this cable will do the trick nicely.

Excelente producto... Recomendado 100%!!!

I purchase this lil' cable to connect a monitor to my Raspberry Pi, because I did not want to buy a 6 foot not 3 foot cable... then, I came across this extendable coiled cable that is barely 12" short but it extends up to 4 feet long!Pro Tip: If you extend this cable to its full length, you can re-coil it back by wrapping tight coils around a pen! Your Welcome.Beware this cable is:Micro HDMI to HDMI

buen producto. un poco delicado en sus puntas pero funciona bien.

it worked!

The media could not be loaded. I just needed something that worked and sat at the right angle on my camera. Much cleaner look and stretches just far enough to plug in without worry. A little bendy at the small end - but that could be the camera's issue too.In the video I do a simple plug test, a wiggle test, and a "drop test" where I see how easily it pulls out due to the camera's weight. Pretty decent overall and I'd buy this.

At first, I thought the picture quality would suffer due to how thin these are, but they work perfectly.

At first, I was really happy with the cords I bought. However, after about a month, one cord simply stopped working. I tried it with different monitors and cameras but nothing.I then noticed that the micro connection seemed bent. Maybe this is user error, but I used it a total of 3 times and made sure when it was not in use, it was in a protective case.It seems to me the solder points of the connection must be really weak if after a month of light use it already broke. Will not be purchasing this again.