UGREEN Micro HDMI Type-D to HDMI Female Adapter, 1440p (20106)
Overview
The buying decision begins with the interfaces and application, not the largest printed number. Confirm that the physical ports, protocol, device software and complete route match this model.
What it does well.
Key features
Product highlights
Rigid compact plug adapter; no cable lead. Format and length for planning the physical connection.
Micro HDMI Type-D male. Product capability, subject to the complete end-to-end connection.
up to 1440p and 1080p, with no refresh figure. The defining connector, protocol or construction detail for this SKU.
One clear job. Adapts one Micro HDMI Type-D male connection to one HDMI Type-A female socket.
No hidden upgrade. It does not add HDMI output to a device that lacks the required video-capable compact port.
Maximum versus actual: Current artwork states up to 1440p and 1080p; no refresh figure is stated. No codec or channel claim; ordinary compatible HDMI audio depends on the complete source, cable and display path. Every mode and optional HDMI feature depends on the source port, adapter, separate HDMI cable, receiving input, content and settings.
Choose the right connection
Port and direction check
Micro HDMI Type-D male to HDMI Type-A female; Rigid compact plug adapter; no cable lead; separate HDMI Type-A male-to-male cable required
The passive wiring can carry compatible HDMI signals, but device port roles remain decisive: a source output must feed a receiving input. Connector wiring cannot turn an input-only port into an output. Identify the compact HDMI connector before insertion.
Inspect labels and connector shapes under good light. Mini HDMI, Micro HDMI, DisplayPort, HDMI, USB-C, USB-A, USB-B and RJ45 are distinct; even matching USB-C sockets may support different data, power or video functions.
Connection rule: never force a plug and never assume an adapter, hub or switch works in reverse or adds a mode, power profile, audio format or protocol the endpoints lack.
Performance and signal path
Video, data, power and audio
A maximum resolution, refresh rate, data rate, link speed, pickup distance or wattage is a ceiling rather than a guaranteed result. The complete host, cable, power, peripheral and receiving-device path controls the working outcome.
When a high mode or combined setup fails, establish one conservative direct function first, then add load or raise one setting at a time while checking picture, data, power, network and audio behaviour.
Use scenarios
Where it fits
Camera to television. Connect a Micro HDMI Type-D-equipped camera to one HDMI television through a separate cable.
Camera to monitor. Review supported video on a larger HDMI monitor without promising a camera clean-output mode.
Projector presentation. Use a compatible Micro HDMI Type-D source with an HDMI projector at a shared display mode.
Capture workflow. Connect to a compatible capture input only when the source provides a supported clean HDMI signal.
Raspberry Pi or compact device. Use only when the device has Micro HDMI Type-D video output; model names alone do not prove the port.
Travel adapter. Carry the compact adapter with a tested HDMI cable while protecting the small device connector from leverage.
Scenario boundary: every example assumes the actual source output, signal direction, receiving input, graphics hardware and operating system support the requested use.
Setup and usability guidance
A reliable first connection
Follow a controlled sequence so connector, direction, display, data, power, network and audio faults remain easy to isolate.
After setup: record the working ports, mode, power source, selected device and cable path before adding more peripherals, joins or switching equipment.
- Inspect the source and confirm Micro HDMI Type-D; do not confuse it with Mini HDMI, Micro USB or USB-C.
- Power down or place both endpoints in standby before the first connection.
- Insert the Micro HDMI Type-D plug straight into the source without twisting or levering it.
- Attach a separately supplied HDMI Type-A male cable to the adapter’s female socket.
- Connect the other HDMI plug to the receiving display and select that input.
- Begin at 1080p, then raise only within the cleaned up to 1440p and 1080p, with no refresh figure ceiling.
- Support the cable and adapter so their weight cannot stress the compact source port.
Compatible devices and systems
Compatibility explained
Source devices.
Receiving devices.
Signal behaviour.
Explicit exclusions.
- Cameras, action cameras, compact computers or tablets with actual Micro HDMI Type-D output
- Source firmware/settings must enable the intended HDMI output
- Device examples do not guarantee every revision
- HDMI Type-A monitor, television or projector
- Compatible HDMI capture input where source clean output exists
- Separate HDMI male-to-male cable
- No codec or channel claim; ordinary compatible HDMI audio depends on the complete source, cable and display path
- No active scaling, format conversion or signal boosting
- Not Mini HDMI Type-C, Micro USB or USB-C
- No HDCP-version promise
- No included HDMI cable
What this product does
Supported jobs
Use SKU 20106 for these roles.
Each role stays within the product category described above; it does not imply conversion, amplification, routing or software support that is not listed.
- Adapts one Micro HDMI Type-D male connection to one HDMI Type-A female socket.
- Provides a compact rigid body to extend the small device port.
- Passes compatible video up to 1440p and 1080p, with no refresh figure.
- Passes compatible HDMI audio where the complete path supports it.
- Works without a driver, software or external power.
- Accepts a standard HDMI Type-A male cable at the female socket.
What this product does not do
Important exclusions
These exclusions prevent the most common wrong-product purchases and unsafe installations.
Choose another product when needed: use the correct directional converter, splitter, switch, capture device, audio route or installation-rated cable for functions outside this model’s role.
- It does not add HDMI output to a device that lacks the required video-capable compact port.
- It does not fit the other compact HDMI size, Micro USB or USB-C.
- It does not upscale resolution or convert unsupported video formats.
- It does not include the separately required HDMI cable.
- It does not guarantee clean camera output, capture compatibility or protected-content playback.
What to do
Best-practice checklist
Protect the connection and make later diagnosis straightforward.
A labelled, supported and tested connection is easier to maintain than one hidden immediately after purchase.
- Confirm every physical port and its input/output role before making the connection.
- Begin with a direct, conservative setup and add higher modes or extra devices only after it is stable.
- Hold connector housings rather than cables and leave every small device port free of tension.
- Use correctly rated, undamaged external cables and power accessories where the product requires them.
- Change one variable at a time when troubleshooting so the limiting component remains identifiable.
- Keep the product dry, supported, ventilated and accessible for inspection.
What not to do
Avoid these mistakes
Most failures come from wrong interfaces, unsupported claims, strain or uncontrolled channel changes.
Stop using the product if a connector, housing, jacket or lead is cracked, loose, contaminated, unusually hot or exposes conductive parts.
- Do not force a plug into a similar-looking connector or assume all USB-C and HDMI-shaped ports have the same functions.
- Do not pull, crush, sharply bend, staple or let accessory weight hang from a host port.
- Do not treat a printed maximum as guaranteed performance from every source, cable, display or peripheral.
- Do not disconnect storage, video or power paths during an active transfer, firmware operation or write process.
- Do not use the product outdoors or permanently inside a wall without the required published rating.
- Do not continue using cracked, loose, contaminated or abnormally hot connectors or housings.
Warnings and limitations
Read before installation
The following limits remain important even when the connector appears to fit.
Permanent routes: test the complete real setup first and follow local electrical, building and workplace requirements.
- Confirm Micro HDMI Type-D before ordering; the small HDMI sizes are not interchangeable.
- Support the attached HDMI cable because a rigid adapter can place leverage directly on the device port.
- ARC, HEC, 3D and audio functions apply only when every device and cable in the path supports them.
- Capture use additionally depends on source clean output, capture hardware and software.
- No outdoor, in-wall, plenum, direct-burial, LSZH or fire-resistance rating is stated for this product.
At a glance.
- Compact connector
- Micro HDMI Type-D male
- Full-size socket
- HDMI Type-A female
- Form / length
- Rigid compact plug adapter; no cable lead
- Signal type
- Passive HDMI wiring; no scaling or active conversion
- Maximum cleaned mode
- Current artwork states up to 1440p and 1080p; no refresh figure is stated
- Audio / optional features
- No codec or channel claim; ordinary compatible HDMI audio depends on the complete source, cable and display path
- Construction
- Compact black moulded housing with plated-contact wording; conductor purity is not asserted
- Required accessory
- Separate HDMI Type-A male-to-male cable
- Power / driver
- None required
Physical build
Compact black moulded housing with plated-contact wording; conductor purity is not asserted
What is in the pack
Included only as stated for this current product record.
Source devices, displays, separately required HDMI, VGA or audio cables, wall plates, switches, receivers and installation hardware are not included unless individually listed above. Inspect the retail package before installation.
Questions buyers ask.
Is this Mini HDMI or Micro HDMI?
It is Micro HDMI Type-D.
Is it the same as USB-C or Micro USB?
No. Those are different connectors and protocols.
Is another HDMI cable required?
Yes. Connect a separate HDMI Type-A male-to-male cable to the female socket.
What is the maximum cleaned mode?
Does it carry audio?
No codec or channel claim; ordinary compatible HDMI audio depends on the complete source, cable and display path
Is it active or passive?
It is passive and performs no scaling, boosting or format conversion.
Can it work in both wiring directions?
Passive wiring may carry compatible HDMI signals, but one device must still provide output and the other must accept input.
Does it need power or a driver?
No external power or product-specific driver is required.
Can it be used with a camera?
Yes only when the camera has Micro HDMI Type-D video output and supports the requested mode.
Can it be used for capture?
Only when the source supplies compatible clean output and the separate capture device supports the timing and content.
Is an HDCP version guaranteed?
No HDCP version is safely stated.
What is included?
1 × UGREEN 20106 Micro HDMI Type-D male to HDMI Type-A female adapter