Nanosecond Extreme Slim 2.6’ Micro HDMI Cable – World’s Thinnest and Most Flexible HDMI Cable. (2.6 Ft / 0.8m) High-Speed Supports Full 1080P, 4K, UltraHD, 3D, Ethernet, and Audio Return Channel

I really like this thin cable. I use it to connect my mirrorless camera to an external monitor. The connection works flawlessly and the connector wont get so many tension as with my other thicker cables so it wont break that easy.

I run the Ronin S with the Sony A7iii using the Atomos Shogun monitor. The light weight property of this wire helps the balance part and also when it gets in the way, its easier to put aside! Works really well and build is solid!

this is perfect for my gimbal not too long not too short weight is perfect and doesn’t disrupt the balance or restrict the movement connection is very secure i tried pulling it and was still safe in there the connection was perfect it never glitched never lagged never lost signal this is just perfect even if it was a hundred dollars more i would still pay for this

After having several other cables fail, all the same way, I finally found the right one. The problem with other cables is that the cable is stiffer than the micro HDMI connector. This is a recipe for disaster on a gimble, because after a few flexes, the connectors stop passing signal. This is perfect to run from your Sony to your Atomos.

As Advertised - Met All Expectations.

Super light and flexible

Now this is a little GEM - paired with F570 and Sony A6500 on a Crane 2. Use with an extender Micro USB dongle as from Zhiyun Crane 2 connector is a 90deg plug. Very thin for HDMI and 2.6ft is just the right length.

With my previous set up the weight and stiffness of the cable was putting stress upon the connector on my computer.This cable works perfectly very flexible and light weight and defineitly worth the price

Micro HDMI isnt in the least a connector that you should rely on if youre using consumer cameras for professional work. Now that were all TV producers in the COVID era, for most of us its what we have on hand and can afford. I started noticing connection issues with my Sony camcorder and A6000 and I wanted to prevent them from getting even worse, so I bought these and so far Im very happy. They are indeed superlightweight, flexible, and have no problems with interference that I could discern in my initial testing at home. Theyre pricey, but itll cost you at least $200 to have the jack replaced on your camera. Saves in the long run. Also, the micro and standard HDMI connectors do fit snugly, but I cant say yet whether theyre oversized a bit on purpose or if using them could cause an already loose connector to stretch out even further. Im very pleased that they exist and are as advertised. Would have liked a longer run, but I wonder if they start to have issues with a cable this thin as it gets longer. I dont think youll be disappointed if this is what youre looking for.

I purchased to use with my SmallHD monitor but unfortunately it didn’t fit out of the box. I had to shave some of the plastic off. Works great now!