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Micro-HDMI to HDMI cable

Micro-HDMI to HDMI cable

Connect your Raspberry Pi 4 or 5 up to a TV or monitor with this officially branded micro-HDMI cable.

This cable can be used to connect the micro-HDMI connector on recent Raspberry Pi computers up to a standard HDMI screen. It's sturdy, strong, and even has a cute little Raspberry Pi logo on the connectors!

Features

  • Micro-HDMI (plug) to HDMI (plug)
  • Compatible with Raspberry Pi 4 and Raspberry Pi 5

Alternatives

If you have a Pi Zero, Zero W or Zero 2 W you'll need a mini-HDMI cable instead.

If you have an older Pi (3 A+, 3 B+ or earlier) you can use a standard HDMI cable.

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Micro-HDMI to HDMI cable

Connect your Raspberry Pi 4 or 5 up to a TV or monitor with this officially branded micro-HDMI cable.

This cable can be used to connect the micro-HDMI connector on recent Raspberry Pi computers up to a standard HDMI screen. It's sturdy, strong, and even has a cute little Raspberry Pi logo on the connectors!

Features

  • Micro-HDMI (plug) to HDMI (plug)
  • Compatible with Raspberry Pi 4 and Raspberry Pi 5

Alternatives

If you have a Pi Zero, Zero W or Zero 2 W you'll need a mini-HDMI cable instead.

If you have an older Pi (3 A+, 3 B+ or earlier) you can use a standard HDMI cable.

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Connect your Raspberry Pi 4 or 5 up to a TV or monitor with this officially branded micro-HDMI cable.

This cable can be used to connect the micro-HDMI connector on recent Raspberry Pi computers up to a standard HDMI screen. It's sturdy, strong, and even has a cute little Raspberry Pi logo on the connectors!

Features

  • Micro-HDMI (plug) to HDMI (plug)
  • Compatible with Raspberry Pi 4 and Raspberry Pi 5

Alternatives

If you have a Pi Zero, Zero W or Zero 2 W you'll need a mini-HDMI cable instead.

If you have an older Pi (3 A+, 3 B+ or earlier) you can use a standard HDMI cable.