Official Raspberry Pi Micro-HDMI to Standard HDMI Cable

This cable supports a wide range of resolutions, including 480i, 480p, 720p, 1080i, 1080p, 1440p, and crucially, up to 4K at 60 frames per second (4K@60p). This ensures your Raspberry Pi 4 can deliver high-quality video output to compatible displays for various multimedia and development tasks.

While primarily designed for the Raspberry Pi 4 Model B due to its Micro-HDMI ports, this cable is also compatible with previous Raspberry Pi models, provided they are connected to a suitable Micro-HDMI adapter or if the display connection requires a Micro-HDMI male end. Its core functionality is standard across HDMI specifications.

This is an HDMI Version 1.4 compliant cable, supporting the High-Speed HDMI with Ethernet specification. Key features include nickel-plated connectors for optimal signal transfer, robust quad-layer braided and Mylar-foil shielding to prevent interference, and molded strain relief for enhanced durability. It ensures stable and clear audio-visual data transmission.

The official Micro-HDMI to Standard HDMI cable is 1 meter (approximately 3 feet) in length. This provides a practical distance for connecting your Raspberry Pi 4 to a monitor or television in most typical desktop or embedded project setups, offering flexibility without excessive cable clutter.

The Raspberry Pi 4 features two Micro-HDMI ports instead of the single standard HDMI port found on earlier models. Therefore, a Micro-HDMI to Standard HDMI cable is essential to connect the Pi 4 to most modern displays, TVs, or projectors. Older standard HDMI cables are incompatible with the Pi 4's new port configuration.