Mini hdmi to hdmi Adapter

Small Screen to Large Screen

The Cable Matters Mini-HDMI to HDMI Adapter is an ideal solution for connecting a tablet, NUC barebones desktop, mini pico projector, drone display, or DSLR to a larger screen display for viewing. Show a presentation from a palm-sized projector or connect a 4K camera to a UHD TV for viewing photos.

4K Resolution Support

Experience the vibrant video and authentic audio supported by this HDMI adapter.



4K HDMI Compatible

- 4K video resolution support including 3840 2160, 2560 1600, 2560 1440, 1920 1200, and 1080p
- Audio Return Channel (ARC) and HDMI Ethernet Channel (HEC)
- Vibrant Colors with support for 48-bit color depths
- Authentic audio support for 5.1 and 7.1 surround sound

Convenient HDMI Connection

- Connect to an existing HDMI cable
- Mirror video on a larger display
- Transmit both video and audio

Mini-HDMI Compatibility

- Raspberry Pi Zero W
- Intel NUC barebones
- Pico LED mini-projector
- DSLR camera
- Larger tablet models

HDMI Connector Sizes

- Full-sized found on a TV
- Mini-HDMI is 66% the size of HDMI
- Micro-HDMI is 40% the size of HDMI
Customer Feedback



"My wife wanted to use the larger monitor on the desk instead of looking at the smaller 14″ Untrabook screen while working on assignments. To accomplish this we needed to adapt the DVI cable from the monitor to the Intel Ultrabook mini HDMI. Using a DVI to HDMI cable worked well connecting to the monitor, then with this adapter I down sized the HDMI connection to the Mini HDMI size that the Ultrabook has. This adapter works well and now my wife can use the full size monitor and have less eye strain through the day. To be clear, of all the options that include cable etc, we bought only the mini adapter that adapts from full HDMI to mini HDMI, since we already had HDMI cables.

There are other ways to get video from the Ultrabook to the monitor (USB adapters) but this simple and clean solution is working well for us. You do need to make sure that the mini adapter is fully seated in the Ultrabook, and then due to all of the pressure the longer and heavier cable is exerting we put the Ultrabook aside and don't bump it. It stays connected fine that way."


"I owned this adapter for about a year now. It worked great, but it appears the the weight of the cable alone can bend it while the adapter is in the port ( I use it in the back of my graphics card) this later caused reception problems and I'm back to buy another one, maybe of a different brand. It may just be me having a huge jumble of cables and tugging on them, or maybe not. Buy with your own digression."