Mikrava USB C to HDMI Cable (4K@60Hz, 1080P@165Hz) Hdr Hdcp Type-C to HDMI 2.0 - 2 Meters

Hello, not every phone with a USB-C port offers image transfer (video output) support. If you provide your phone brand and exact model number, we can check through official sources and provide clear information. We thank you for your interest and wish you a good day.

Hello, this product is a Mikrava USB-C → HDMI cable; that is, the ends are USB-C and HDMI, there is no DisplayPort end. The image transfer works by transferring from the USB-C port on your device to HDMI, thanks to the DP Alt Mode (display output) support. We thank you for your interest and wish you a good day.

Hello, Cable length is 2 meters. It can be mirrored onto a smart board, but the connected device must support wired display transmission. If the device does not have this support, it cannot be transmitted. If you send us the brand and model number of your device, we can check it. Thank you for your interest and we wish you a good day.

Hello, you do not need another adapter. If it is a MacBook Pro 2016 or later, after inserting the cable into the USB-C port, connect the HDMI end to your television. Select the HDMI input you have connected as the source in your TV settings. If you wish, you can use the screen as extended or mirrored. You can make these settings through macOS. Thank you for your interest and we wish you a good day.

Hello, one end of our Mikrava USB-C → HDMI cable is USB-C and the other end is HDMI. The image is transferred by inserting the USB-C end into the phone/tablet/laptop and the HDMI end into the TV/projection. However, even if the input on the phone is Type-C, it will not work, there will be no image output if the device's USB-C port does not support image output. If you write the brand and exact model of the device, we can check it. Thank you for your interest and we wish you a good day.

Hello, Mikrava USB C HDMI cable has HDCP support. You can seamlessly transfer copyrighted content. Make sure that your tablet has DP Alt Mode (image transmission feature) support from its USB C port. We thank you for your interest and wish you a good day.

Hello, the USB C port must support DP Alt Mode (image transfer). If you send us the brand and exact model number of your device, we can check it. We thank you for your interest and wish you a good day.

Hello, You can view the camera's image on your Mac computer (Zoom, OBS Studio, Teams, etc.) do you mean to show live as a webcam? Or project the camera's image directly to a TV or external monitor? If you tell us exactly what kind of use you want to make, we can provide you with the most accurate information.

Hello, your OnePlus 9 Pro model supports image transfer (HDMI output) via the USB-C port. You can transfer image and sound with Mikrava USB C HDMI cable. We thank you for your interest and wish you a good day.

Hello, if you let us know the brand and model of your phone, we can check it. We thank you for your interest and wish you a good day.

Hello, please provide the exact model information of the Samsung tablet you are using (e.g. Galaxy Tab S8, Tab A9, etc.) Can you share it with us? Let's take control. We thank you for your interest and wish you a good day.

Hello, the Mikrava USB-C → HDMI cable does not have power transmission; you can transfer image and sound to the monitor with this cable, but the laptop will not charge from this cable. We thank you for your interest and wish you a good day.

Hello, the product you are currently asking about is 2 meters long. The product is presented in two different lengths, 1 metre and 2. We thank you for your interest and wish you a good day.

Hello, the product you are currently asking about is 2 meters long. The product is presented in two different lengths, 1 metre and 2. We thank you for your interest and wish you a good day.

Hello, iPhone 16 Plus has a USB-C (Type-C) port and supports DisplayPort Alt Mode. Therefore, it is possible to transmit image and sound to the TV or monitor using a USB-C to HDMI cable. Image quality depends on the screen (up to 4K@60Hz). However, some older TVs may not support the current standards (HDMI 1.4 / 2.0, EDID, HDCP) for HDMI inputs, so the image may not be received. This is due to the tv's technical limitations, not the cable. Thank you for your interest and wish you a good day.