Connect your camera or camcorder to your TV or monitor with the 3' Pearstone HDC-203 High-Speed Mini-HDMI to HDMI Cable. It supports resolutions up to 4K UHD at 60p with an 18 Gb/s bandwidth for high-speed signal transfers. Its PVC jacket helps protect the cable.

Supports Resolutions up to 4K UHD    PVC Jacket    Up to 18 Gb/s Bandwidth

This cable supports 4K resolutions up to DCI 4K (4096 x 2160), so you can play videos or slideshows from your micro-HDMI equipped device and watch them in 4K on your compatible TV, monitor, or projector screen.

The gold plating on the copper connectors helps enhance signal transfer and resists corrosion to provide long-lasting performance and optimal connectivity between devices. A copper drain wire helps enhance the cable's shielding. Further, the metal shell on the connectors helps protect wear and tear, preventing fraying and separation where the cable meets the connector.

With ARC support, audio travels back from your compatible TV to the receiver or soundbar, so audio that originates in the TV can be played through your home theater setup.

Enjoy 3D video while gaming or playing back your recorded media.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I see that it will downconvert to 1080p on the HDMI output when a non-4k device is connected, but will the SDI output still be 4k in this case? Looking for simultaneous 4k SDI out for recording and 1080p HMDI out to ATEM Mini

A: If the main stream is 4k over SDI the output of the converter will be setup to what the receiver, lcd or recorder wants. As long as the recorder is setup to receive and communicate to the converter it wants 4k that’s what will be available.

Q: 2. Is this unit compatible with the Blackmagic Decklink Quad card?

A: I can't think of any reason why this wouldn't work.

Q: 3. Is there a difference between cheap 50 dollars converters and this one. While being use with deck link mini to feed 10 bit signal to monitor?

A: The Decklink Mini Monitor already has both active HDMI and SDI outputs so it is not necessary to add an additional converter in this case.

Q: 4. Can I convert an HDMI signal from iPad to SDI 1080i 59.94 for Atem studio switcher?

A: No. The iPad is 60 Hz output and the ATEM Television Studio will not accept 60 Hz output on SDI inputs.

Q: 5. Can it be powered by the mini usb port?

A: No, requires 12 volt power.

Q: 6. I have been told that this unit heats up after 45 minutes or so. Is it true? as I need to operate it around 10 continuous hours

A: Use mine 12 hours a day for weeks at a time. Heat is insignificant. I have 4 units.

Q: 7. Is the 12V DC plug in on the unit 5.5mm outer and 2.5mm inner OR 5.5mm outer and 2.1mm inner? Thanks

A: The included 12V Universal Power Supply's plug is a 1 x 4-pin XLR port for external power or battery use. Pin 1 = Ground and Pin 4 = +12 V.

Q: 8. Can you run the HDMI into a DVI adaptor to use with older Mac monitors being this is RGB out?

A: The HDMI input can be either YUV or RGB so this should work with a DVI-D to HDMI cable.

Q: 9. Has anyone connected the converted SDI-HDMI to a HDMI distributor and has had it work without issues? If so, what distributor did you use?

A: SORRY, I DONT NOW

Q: 10. can i use this converter from an hdmi viewfinder to sdi or the hdmi should be coming directly from the camera or the original source and not a loupe through??

A: Normally, you send the video out from the camera to the viewfinder, loop though the viewfinder to a transmitter or another monitor. If your monitor hasn't a loop through, you will have to get a signal splitter. If your camera and monitor have incompatible video connections, you can use the following devices to conveniently convert the signals.