AreMe 8K Micro HDMI to HDMI Adapter (3 Pack), 90 Degree Left and Right Angle Micro HDMI Male to HDMI Female Cable for Sony A6000, Raspberry Pi 4, GoPro Hero 7 and Other Sport Camera

work in an exceptional way, excellent quality

Great adapter worked well with my raspberry pi 4 model B, no issues.

Good quality plugs.If you have tight spacing between ports, the bodies might be too big. Get a cable based plug changer.

Order these for my Sony ZV-E10 and is perfect. If your setting up a studio or a web cam with your camera these you need. you don't loose no quality at all, I still get my 4k 30fps when using. Fits nice and snug without any wiggle!!I would just order some to have just incase.

These adapters have excellent, solid construction (oops, see below). They look good and feel good in the hand. They have gold-plated contacts which is a plus. They’re also bi-directional – except for the 90° left adapter. A small LED light lights up when they’re working. Also, after repeated testing, the straight adapter had an issue with the micro-HDMI plug. It wanted to bend away from its position. It still tested fine, but it’s not as securely attached as it should be.I test HDMI adapters for continuity and also for integrity in the adapter itself because you can’t always tell how well an adapter will perform by doing a simple continuity check,. My test includes sending data packets to check the adapter’s ability to actually handle 4K 6G transfer rates and bandwidth. The ability to handle ARC and CEC is also tested.Running the tests is pretty straightforward and easy to set up. The adapters passed all of the initial quick tests with flying colors, i.e. +5V, Hotplug, DDC Bus, CEC, and ARC. The adapters are also tested to see what resolution they can handle. All but the 90° adapter passed at a resolution of 4096x2160p@60Hz on all of the tests. Higher resolutions aren’t tested.The test equipment performs the long test for adapter integrity and bandwidth for a minimum of two minutes. The adapters passed the tests easily even when I switched ends to further verify bidirectional capability (except for the 90° left).I’m testing three different adapters. The results should be the same from the same manufacturer, but one of the three tested differently. Strange and sad. The 90° right and the straight micro-HDMI to HDMI passed with flying colors and handled the 4096x2160pX60Hz bandwidth with no problems. The 90° left micro-HDMI to HDMI did great on the output side, but failed on the input side. It did, however, pass at a 4096x2160p@30Hz bandwidth. This issue was the same on other AreMe adapters I tested (mini-HDMI to HDMI).Would I recommend it for others? Well, this is an excellent adapter to use for your HDMI needs if you don’t need the 60Hz bandwidth on the 90° left micro-HDMI adapter. Otherwise, it’s a disappointment. They should all cover the 60Hz bandwidth for input and output on all the adapters, and there shouldn’t be a weakness in the micro-HDMI plug.Oh, and let’s not forget that these are supposed to handle 8K. One of the adapters is NOT capable of 4K at 6 gigabits. Therefore, there is no way it can handle 8K@60Hz. The adapter may work just fine for transfer rates of 4096x2160p@30Hz, but it can’t handle higher rates. If 4096x2160p@30Hz is all you need, then it’ll be fine; otherwise, you decide if these will work for you.

I just received this today and two of them have already broken

Nice to have for TV, Computer monitor less cable and connector strain.

It works as designed and the quality is fine.