Cable Gender Changer HDMI D to HDMI A LogiLink AH0010 Black

The LogiLink AH0010 Cable Gender Changer HDMI D to HDMI A in black is an adapter that converts an HDMI D (micro HDMI) connector to a standard HDMI A connector. It enables connection between devices that use different HDMI plug types without the need to replace cables or use complex adapters. The adapter has gold-plated contacts to support reliable signal transfer and to resist corrosion, and its compact black housing integrates easily into home entertainment, office AV and mobile setups.

Advantages

This gender changer provides a simple physical conversion from HDMI D to HDMI A, avoiding cable changes and reducing clutter. Gold-plated contacts improve conductivity and long-term durability. The compact form factor and unobtrusive black finish make the adapter easy to install and position in confined spaces. The design is focused on straightforward compatibility and stable connections for audio and video signals.

Suitable for

• Connecting a device with an HDMI D (micro HDMI) output to a display or receiver with an HDMI A input
• Use with cameras, tablets or ultrabooks that provide micro HDMI ports
• Temporary or permanent AV setups where a direct plug conversion is required

Key specifications

• Input connector: HDMI D (micro HDMI)
• Output connector: HDMI A (standard HDMI)
• Contact plating: gold-plated contacts for improved signal transfer
• Colour: black
• Form factor: compact inline adapter

How to use

Insert the HDMI D (micro HDMI) end of the adapter into the device that provides the micro HDMI port. Then plug a standard HDMI A cable from your display, TV, projector or AV receiver into the HDMI A side of the adapter. Ensure both devices are powered off during insertion if recommended by the device manufacturers, then power on equipment and select the appropriate input on the display. Verify signal and audio settings on source and display to achieve the desired resolution and sound output.

Recommendations

For best results, use high-quality HDMI cables and avoid excessive bending or tension on connectors. If you experience connection instability, check for debris in ports, reseat connections and test with an alternative HDMI cable to isolate the issue.