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.

HDMI™ Cable

HDMI A to D Cable - MP290

Name: HDMI A to D Cable - MP290
Brand: Tonetron
SKU: 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.

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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.