HDMI to Mini HDMI Cable

As we all know by now, HDMI has done a great job in advancing the way we deliver video, audio and other data streams between peripherals. However, HDMI is not quite as simple as USB type-C, for example, which of course it a one-size-fits-all kind of standard, and HDMI instead has three different connector styles, with Full-sized HDMI and Micro-HDMI being the two popular options for consumer goods, and Mini-HDMI being the vitally important but lesser known sibling. This is because, despite being very useful for its own applications, the use cases are mostly confined to cameras, mid-sized tablets and microprocessor boards like the Raspberry Pi Zero W.

These HDMI to Mini HDMI Cables are 30cm long, and are designed to a pretty high standard of quality, allowing Makers who may need to utilise the uncommon Mini-HDMI style to do so without having to use annoying adapters or create their own cables from scratch. They are primarily stocked for our Raspberry Pi Boards within the Pi Zero range, but of course can be used for whatever application you need it for. So, while we would all prefer to simply have one type of connector for everything (just like USB Type-C), sometimes it’s just necessary to get cables with semi-specialised connectors, and that’s why we always strive to ensure that we’ve got these types of Cables & Connectors for whatever projects you’re Making.