HDMI™ Cable
HDMI™ A to D Cable - MP290
HDMI™ A to HDMI™ D (Micro HDMI™) cable, 1080P@60Hz at 10.2Gbps, white PVC with 24K gold-plated contacts — for action cameras, drones and compact devices with Micro HDMI™.
Overview
The MP290 terminates in HDMI™ Type D — Micro HDMI™ — at one end and full-size HDMI™ Type A at the other. Micro HDMI™ is the smallest of the three HDMI™ connectors, and the ordering mistake it invites is being confused with Mini HDMI™, which is visibly similar and completely incompatible.
Micro HDMI™ is used where there is no room for anything larger: action cameras, drones and gimbals, compact and bridge cameras, some tablets and phones, single-board computers such as the smaller Raspberry Pi models, and portable field monitors. It is also the most fragile HDMI™ port on the market simply because of its size, which makes the replacement cable a recurring purchase rather than a one-off.
Built to HDMI™ 1.4 with 10.2Gbps bandwidth at up to 1080P@60Hz — the specification this class of equipment outputs.
If the device's port is the larger Mini HDMI™ instead — typical of DSLR and mirrorless cameras and camcorders — the MP287 in this range is the Type C version. Checking the socket against the plug before ordering avoids the most common return in this category.
White PVC jacket, ABS housing, 24K gold-plated connectors and OFC oxygen-free copper conductors. Length, colour, branding and packaging are customisable for OEM/ODM orders.
Specifications
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Model | MP290 |
| Cable material | PVC |
| Cable color | White |
| Shell material | ABS |
| Connectors | HDMI™ A to HDMI™ D (Micro HDMI™), 24K gold-plated |
| Conductor | OFC oxygen-free copper |
| Bandwidth | 10.2Gbps |
| Max resolution | 1080P@60Hz |
| Standard | HDMI™ 1.4 |
Frequently Asked Questions
- What devices use Micro HDMI™ Type D?
- Micro HDMI™ Type D is used in action cameras, drones, gimbals, compact cameras, some tablets and phones, small Raspberry Pi models, and portable field monitors. It is the smallest HDMI™ connector and offers no room for larger alternatives.
- Is this cable compatible with Mini HDMI™ devices?
- No. Mini HDMI™ (Type C) and Micro HDMI™ (Type D) are visibly similar but completely incompatible. For DSLR and mirrorless cameras or camcorders with Mini HDMI™ ports, use the MP287 instead. Always check your device's socket before ordering.
- What are the technical specifications of the MP290?
- The MP290 complies with HDMI™ 1.4 standard, supports 10.2Gbps bandwidth, and delivers up to 1080P@60Hz resolution. It features 24K gold-plated connectors, OFC oxygen-free copper conductors, white PVC jacket, and ABS housing.
- Can this cable be customized for OEM/ODM orders?
- Yes. Length, color, branding, and packaging are all customizable for OEM/ODM orders. Contact Tonetron for custom specifications and volume inquiries.
- Why are replacement cables needed frequently for Micro HDMI™?
- The Micro HDMI™ port is the most fragile HDMI™ connector due to its very small size, making replacement cables a recurring purchase rather than a one-time buy.
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