This official adapter lets you connect your Raspberry Pi 4 or 5 to a display using a standard HDMI cable.
The move to a (small) micro-HDMI port on the Raspberry Pi 4 meant that for the first time the Raspberry Pi could support high quality dual screens, but what do you do if your setup is based around standard HDMI cables?
Sure, you could buy a snazzy new micro-HDMI to HDMI cable, or you could just pick up this dinky little adapter!
At just 235mm long it won't add much to your cable run, and because its been sourced from Raspberry Pi themselves you can rest assured in their high quality standards.
Features
- Micro-HDMI (plug) to HDMI (socket)
- 235mm long
- 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 (or adapter) instead.
If you have an older Pi (3 A+, 3 B+ or earlier) you can use a standard HDMI cable.