Griffin Slinky MHL to HDMI Adapter Connects Smartphone to TV via USB

Griffin GC43709 MHL to HDMI Adapter (Micro USB to HDMI Female)

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Scan code: LN102855 Manufacturer code: GC43709

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Product Overview

Griffin MHL to HDMI Adapter

This adapter is suitable for connecting a MHL (Mobile High-Definition Link) enabled smartphone or tablet to any existing HDMI-compatible HDTV or A/V receiver. The adaptor comes with a dedicated MicroUSB port that charges the connected mobile device. Slinky MHL to HDMI Standard cables are MHL 2.0 compliant, capable of delivering HD video output of up to 1080p/60 in 2D or 3D, and up to eight channels of uncompressed audio including high-resolution 24-bits/192kHz.

Features • TV remote control signals can control the connected device.
• Uses easily portable and thin cables.
• Uses the most popular existing digital connections.
• HDMI Type A at the display.
• Micro USB at the mobile device.
• Proprietary connections may also be qualified and used.
• Digital rights protection using HDCP.
• HDMI A Female Micro USB Female Micro USB Male.

Specifications
Length	N/A
Type
Specification
Connector From	HDMI (Female)
Connector To	Micro B (Male)
Connector Features
Cable Features
Colour	White
Total Weight

Additional Information
Scan Code	LN102855
Model Number	GC43709
GTIN	685387446315

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Griffin Slinky MHL to HDMI Adapter Connects Smartphone to TV via USB