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HDMI cables and adapters for Raspberry Pi
Find the perfect HDMI cable for your Raspberry Pi! Before you dive into exciting projects and discoveries with your Raspberry Pi, you need the right connection to your display. A sharp picture and clear sound are key to a smooth experience. Whether you're just starting out or a Raspberry Pi pro, the right HDMI cable or adapter makes all the difference. Let's find out together why these little helpers are so important and what you should look out for when buying!
Why do you need HDMI cables and adapters for the Raspberry Pi?
With an HDMI cable or adapter, you can connect your Raspberry Pi to a monitor or TV. This allows you to use a graphical user interface or display multimedia content on a larger screen.
Advantages of HDMI cables and adapters
High resolution: HDMI allows you to display videos and images in Full HD or even 4K, depending on which Raspberry Pi model and display you have.
Audio transmission: HDMI cables transmit both video and audio signals, so you don't need a separate audio connection.
Universal compatibility : HDMI is a widely used standard, so you can connect your Raspberry Pi to most modern displays.
What you should consider when buying
Length: Think about how far away your Raspberry Pi is from your display and choose a cable of a suitable length.
Version: There are different HDMI versions. Make sure that the cable or adapter is compatible with the HDMI version of your Raspberry Pi and your display.
Gold-plated connections: These offer better transmission quality and are more resistant to corrosion.
Special notes for the Raspberry Pi
Micro or mini HDMI: Some Raspberry Pi models, such as the Raspberry Pi 4, use micro or mini HDMI connections instead of the standard HDMI. Therefore, make sure you choose the right cable or adapter.
Power supply: Some HDMI adapters may require additional power. Make sure that your Raspberry Pi can provide enough power for the adapter.
Resolution settings: When connecting to a monitor or TV for the first time, it may be necessary to adjust the resolution settings of the Raspberry Pi to get an optimal picture.