KADO Portable Monitor 180 Degree Adapter Set - Mini HDMI to HDMI 4K 60Hz U Shaped USB-C to USB-C USB 3.1 Gen 2 10Gbps 60W PD Charging Extender Converter for Laptop and Tablet (Major Combo)

Honestly worked perfect for me!I used for my 12.3 mini monitor to keep cable management clean and precise.. worked perfectly and never even notice they are there.10/10

I needed some adapters for my portable monitor. These little things are great. I like how you get two pieces for HDMI, as I have 2 portable monitors and both had opposite HDMI slots. These help clean up the cable management and not look so cluttered. Will buy more in the future if they go bad after a few years of use. I've currently been using them for about 3-4 months now. So far so good and holding up great.

Does not fit steam deck.

Not sure why, but the MINI HDMI did not connect for me.

Worked perfectly with finicky portable oled monitor. Highly recommended.

Too small to fit around my 1/5" portable monitor screen.Ports are also to close for flush fit w/ most HDMI cords also.So even if they magically fit you're devicce.... breaks it slowly too but losening the port off the chip/board where the sauder marks are each time you try to either pull it out or plug it in. Samw for the HDMI cord that costs more than these adapters. Seriously incredibke that so many companies bought and branded these without actually retesting the workability in the field and asking for them to be made with a 1/4" gap or whatever instead of this micro paper card holder/ trophy for worstbdimentions for a globally sold micro adapter design of the 2020s to date! Read the reviews and just like clothes and meals in mist foreign countries buy everything one size larger.

These are great! 2 pack for depending on which side you need it on!

The KADO Portable Monitor 180° Adapter promises to give your portable monitor a superhero pivot move, letting you spin the screen like a lazy Susan at a sushi bar. In theory, it’s a clever way to maximize a cramped workspace. In practice, it lands somewhere between “neat” and “needs work.” ✅ What Works (Pros): 180° Flexibility – The concept is genuinely useful for switching between portrait and landscape without wrestling your cables or re-mounting the stand.Compact – Takes up very little extra room in a travel setup, which is its biggest selling point.Solid Hinge Mechanism – At first, it feels firm and sturdy, which inspires confidence when rotating the display.⚠️ What Misses the Mark(Cons): 🚫 Build Quality Is Marginal – After repeated rotations, the hinge starts to loosen, and the whole setup can feel wobbly. Like a cheap lawn chair, it does the job at first but ages badly. 🚫 Limited Weight Support – If you have a heavier portable monitor, expect some droop or sag — the adapter isn’t a bodybuilder. 🚫 No Cable Management – Once you start rotating, your cords can twist like a plate of spaghetti, and there’s no clever routing built in to control them. 🚫 No Lock Mechanism – A 180° pivot is great, but it desperately needs a positive locking point to keep the monitor steady once you’ve positioned it. 🚫 Value Questionable – For the price, you might expect more premium materials or engineering. Instead, you get something that feels one or two design revisions away from perfection. Bottom LineThe KADO Portable Monitor 180° Adapter is an interesting problem-solver for flexible monitor positioning, but its build quality and long-term durability drag down the score. If you’re gentle on your gear, and you don’t mind a little wiggle, it might suit your needs, but power users should proceed with caution.In short? It’s like that first-generation folding phone — impressive to show off, but lacking polish for serious daily use. ⭐️⭐️⭐️☆☆ — Three stars, with respect for the innovative idea but plenty of room for improvement.