Monitor cable ShiverPeaks 2 x HDMI Type A angled, 3.0 m length

ShiverPeaks 2 x HDMI Type A angled monitor cable, 3.0 m length, is designed to connect displays such as monitors, TVs and projectors to source devices including PCs, laptops and AV receivers. The cable features two HDMI Type A connectors with angled housings to reduce strain in tight installation spaces, while the 3.0 m length enables flexible device placement in home and office setups. It carries standard HDMI signals for video and audio transfer between source and screen.

Advantages

The angled HDMI Type A connectors make this monitor cable suitable for installations behind desks, wall-mounted displays or crowded AV cabinets where straight plugs would be obstructed. The 3.0 m length provides extended reach without requiring additional adapters or extenders, and the single-cable design simplifies connectivity for a single screen-to-source connection. The construction is intended for reliable signal transmission for standard HDMI applications.

Suitable for

• Connecting a PC or laptop to an external monitor
• Linking set-top boxes or AV receivers to TVs
• Connecting projectors in conference rooms or classrooms
• Installations with limited rear clearance where angled plugs are needed

Key specifications

• Connector type: HDMI Type A (angled) on both ends
• Cable length: 3.0 m
• Function: Transmits standard HDMI video and audio signals
• Use environment: Home and office displays, AV setups

How to use

Insert each angled HDMI Type A connector into the corresponding HDMI port on the source device and the display, ensuring the connector orientation matches the port. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends and excessive tension on the angled housings. After connection, select the appropriate input source on the display and configure display settings on the source device as required for resolution and audio output. For best results, power cycle devices if no signal is detected after initial connection.

Recommendations

For optimal performance, avoid kinking the cable or forcing the angled plugs into obstructed ports. Use in standard HDMI scenarios; if advanced features (e.g., high-bandwidth resolutions or HDR) are required, verify compatibility with both the source and display devices and consider using cables rated explicitly for those features.