10ft Mini DisplayPort to HDMI Cable – Thunderbolt to HDMI Cord for Monitor, TV & Projector

Overview

10ft Mini DisplayPort to HDMI Cable provides a direct, high-quality connection between your Mini DisplayPort (or Thunderbolt 2) enabled laptop and an HDMI monitor, TV, or projector. At 10 feet long, this cable eliminates the need for separate adapters and extra HDMI cords, giving you the reach you need to set up a clutter-free workstation or home theater experience.

Key Features

• Extended 10ft (3m) Length: Perfect for connecting a laptop to a TV mounted on the wall or a projector across the room without stretching or straining the cable.
• Audio & Video Synchronization: Transmits both high-definition video and uncompressed audio (digital 7.1, 5.1, or 2-channel) in one cable.
• Gold-Plated Connectors: Corrosion-resistant connectors ensure stable signal transmission and minimize ghosting or screen flickering.
• Broad Compatibility: Works seamlessly with Microsoft Surface Pro (1-6), older Apple MacBooks (MacBook Air/Pro before 2016), ThinkPads, and Dell XPS models equipped with Mini DP.
• Plug and Play: No drivers or software installation required; simply plug the Mini DP end into your computer and the HDMI end into your screen.

Common Uses

• Extending your laptop screen to a larger Monitor for productivity
• Streaming movies from a MacBook/Surface to an HDTV
• Classroom or Office presentations via Projector
• Mirroring displays for gaming or demonstrations

Specifications

What’s in the Box

• 1 × 10ft Mini DisplayPort to HDMI Cable

FAQ

Does this work with the new USB-C (Thunderbolt 3) Macs?
No. This fits the older square-ish “Mini DisplayPort” or “Thunderbolt 2” ports. It does not fit the newer oval-shaped USB-C / Thunderbolt 3 ports found on modern laptops.

Is this bi-directional? Can I connect my HDMI PC to a Mini DP Monitor?
No. This cable is uni-directional. It only sends signals FROM a Mini DisplayPort computer TO an HDMI screen. It will not work in reverse.

Does it carry sound to the TV?
Yes, providing your device supports audio output via Mini DisplayPort (most devices made after 2010 do), sound will play through your TV speakers automatically.