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Mecer HDMI Cables & connectors
Mecer. HDMI Cables & connectors. Computer hardware South Africa
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Mecer DVI-D to HDMI Adaptor (Adaptor only - no cable included) - connect any HDMI cable.
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Mecer HDMI / Mini HDMI / Micro HDMI to VGA W / Audio Adaptor
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Mecer 3 Meter (10ft) HDMI to HDMI Gold Plated Cable with Ethernet (Note: image differs slightly from actual product)
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Mecer 3 Meter (10ft) HDMI to HDMI Gold Plated Cable with Ethernet (Note: image differs slightly from actual product)
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Mecer HTV08E HDMI / Mini HDMI to VGA With audio Adaptor
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Understanding HDMI cables and HDMI connectorsHDMI (High-Definition Multimedia Interface) is the universal standard for transmitting uncompressed digital video and multi-channel audio between modern devices. It connects gadgets such as digital media players, computers, HDTVs, projectors, mixers and audio systems. Key HDMI cable performance categories - Standard HDMI: Supports basic HD formats like 720p or 1080i at lower bandwidth (~5 Gbps).
- High-Speed HDMI: Delivers 1080p up to 4K30, deep colour and 3D capabilities (~10 Gbps).
- Premium High-Speed HDMI: Certified for reliable 4K60 with HDR and full colour ranges (~18 Gbps).
- Ultra High-Speed HDMI: Meets HDMI 2.1 spec with up to 48 Gbps bandwidth, enabling 8K60 or 4K120 and advanced features like eARC and VRR.
Types of HDMI connectors and where they’re used- Type A (Standard): The most common 19-pin connector found on TVs, monitors, consoles and set-top devices.
- Type C (Mini): Smaller version with 19 pins for portable gear like DSLRs, tablets and compact streaming boxes.
- Type D (Micro): Even more compact 19-pin connector used in ultra-portable devices (camera-class), half the size of micro-USB.
- Type E (Automotive): Rugged version with locking tab and protective shell for use in vehicles or harsh environments.
- Type B (Dual-link): Rarely used; larger 29-pin connector for ultra-high resolution that never gained market traction.
Choosing the right HDMI cable for reliable performance- Match cable bandwidth to your display: Basic Full HD setups work well with High-Speed HDMI; for 4K60 or gaming, go Premium High-Speed; for future-proofing or 8K gear, opt for Ultra High-Speed.
- Cable length considerations: Longer runs may suffer signal degradation - use higher-grade cables certified for longer lengths.
- Connector fit and durability: Use the correct connector type (A, C, D or E); in rugged or tight-fit environments, choose grips, locking tabs or angled plugs.
- Certification markers: Look for official HDMI certification logos or QR label scans to verify cable performance and authenticity.
Why HDMI remains a durable choice - Universal compatibility: HDMI works seamlessly across consumer and professional AV devices - over two decades of stability.
- High-quality digital transmission: Delivers lossless video/audio with minimal interference, especially when shielded well.
- Backward compatibility: Newer HDMI cables and ports support older devices and progressive features without issue.
- Feature growth over time: Over its lifespan, HDMI standards have evolved - from basic HD to Ultra HD, HDR, VRR, eARC and more, while maintaining connector continuity.
Quick checklist before selecting a cable- Does the cable support the necessary resolution and refresh rate (e.g., 4K60, 8K)?
- Is the connector type correct for your device ports?
- Will the cable length be sufficient without excess slack?
- Is the cable certified with performance markings for future-proof reassurance?
HDMI cables and connectors have stood the test of time - providing reliable digital audio/video transmission across generations of devices. By understanding connector types and cable bandwidth categories, South African buyers can confidently choose the right solution for both current setups and future-ready upgrades.
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