Silkland Micro HDMI to HDMI Cable 2M, 4K@60Hz, Supports Ethernet, 3D, HDR and ARC, Micro HDMI Cable Compatible with GoPro Hero 9/8/7/6/5, Raspberry Pi 5 4, Sony Camera A6300 A6400（Not Mini HDMI）

I purchased this lead to use with a Raspberry Pi 5 and it does the job perfectly.Nice and solid design, easily slots into the Raspberry Pi 5 and the PC for use with OBS or from the Rapsberry Pi 5 into a monitor, also works perfectly.Would highly recommend this products as it's fit for purpose and good value for money.The braided design also makes it feel much stronger than previous cables I've purchased.

I needed to connect my tablet to my computer monitor and the only hardwire method was by HDMI cable. It worked well with the good quality cable, although I have just discovered I can connect my smartphone via Bluetooth with a dongle and get a better pairing result when using my treadmill.

Purchased this for use with a Raspberry pi. It fits and works OK, but be careful with the positioning of the lead as I found the weight of it over the edge of the desk was sufficient to loosen the smaller HDMI plug enough so the display didn't work. It was probably only a mm of horizontal movement, but enough for the signal to be disconnected. Reorientation of the cable solved the issue but it took me ages to find the source of the problem as the cable seemed properly attached at both ends.

Works perfectly linking my Samsung QE55 TV to my Samsung HW-S800B Sound Bar system.CEC works fine to switch system on/off with the TV.Only slight downside is the cable itself which, although strong, is not very flexible.

Good quality cable

Arrived quickly and in good condition. It works well and I'll definitely buy from this company again

This Silkland Micro HDMI to HDMI cable delivers excellent performance for connecting devices like GoPro Hero cameras, Raspberry Pi 4/5, and Sony A6300/A6400 cameras to TVs or monitors. It supports 4K@60Hz resolution, ensuring crisp and clear visuals. The cable also supports Ethernet, 3D, HDR, and ARC, making it versatile for various applications. The build quality is robust, and the 1-meter length is convenient for most setups. Overall, a dependable choice for high-quality video and audio transmission.

Positives are the price, build quality and the performance. It’s fairly cheap, it feels sturdy and the image from camera to monitor is absolutely fine for most applications.Negatives are the thickness of the cable and the micro HDMI plastic housing. The cable it braided, so it feels sturdy, but it’s quite thick in comparison to some other cables out there. These contribute to the lack of options for cable management. You can see from the pictures that I have it running through a Smallrig cable tidy. The cable was actually too thick and I had to remove a plastic insert to get it to fit. This may not have been the case with a thinner cable. This is completely my fault, but something to keep in mind as for a few pounds more you can get Smallrig one.The micro HDMI plastic housing feels absolutely fine but it’s quite large for what it is. This might mean that it’s not suitable if you’re lacking space around the port area of your camera. It also could impede you plugging in other things if they’re located next to the HDMI port, such as a microphone cable.All of these things are just my experience though and I should have looked at it better before buying. However, it functions perfectly well and doesn’t get in the way. It was cheap. It produces a good image. It feels well built. Just keep these little things in mind when buying it.