x Gerald Undone | Micro HDMI to Full HDMI Cable 12"-24" Braided Coiled (Left Angle) | 4K 60Hz, 18Gbps, HDR, 3D Video & Nylon Braided with Reinforced connectors | Purple

The Kondor Blue cable is an excellent addition to any film set. I have used it on multiple projects and its performance is impeccable. Its ability to transmit 4K video at 60Hz with HDR and 3D support ensures perfect visual quality, with no loss. The coiled cable design is extremely useful for keeping a tidy workspace, and the braided nylon coating provides extra durability. Plus, it comes with a lifetime warranty, proving the confidence Kondor Blue has in its products. Ideal for filmmakers and content creators looking for high-quality, long-lasting cables. Highly recommended!

I am using this cable on my R5C with Atomos ninja V+ . This cable is perfect length for this combo. I am also using a cable clamp that came with my small rig cage. The clamp hold the cable tightly in place and secure. I also purchase Alvin's cable at the same time. Alvin's is 7 inches longer than KONDOR BLUE. For anyone complain kondor cable is to short for your setup. You need Alvin's cable. Both of this cable are about the same price and good quality. Alway use clamp to secure the micro hdmi I place.

Perfect little cable. Well made and the fabric outer layer is nice. Seems tough and I expect it to last.

This cable seems to work well for the camera monitor I have. I whcih the color would be a bit more discrete or one could choose the color. Maybe black or dark brown. Maybe as it is purple, some butterflies will come to the camera and think it is a flower ;-) Lets hope. Its slightly on the expensive side in contrast to other cables.

This is an excellent cable and works flawlessly for applications like sending RAW video data from a camera to a Ninja V recorder or similar device. But I have had to buy a few. The failure isn't in the cable, its that micro HDMI is a bad connector design overall, and I have ruined a few cables when the camera bumps into something even slightly and the cable is plugged in. If it bends or distorts even a little, its the end of the cable. Only at the micro HDMI connector. If I get another cine cam I will look for one with a full sized HDMI connector for sure. So as long as you pull the cable out of the CAMERA when not actually shooting, even when moving from area to area, its excellent and reliable.

Looks great on my video rig and works well!

*****review from wedding/event videographer***** Initially, I loved how the cable felt. It felt like it would be strong, and hold up to some use. I had the cable connected to my monitor, and would usually run it from my gimbal to my camera. My first impressions were that the cable's coil was too tight, and would prevent the camera's side-to-side movement. I troubleshooted this by wrapping it around the monitor arm a couple of times...but then it shortened my working length. Yesterday, I was working an event outside (based in PHX, AZ) and it was HOT. I am not sure if it was due to the heat, or just because of the cable being super fragile, but the HDMI micro end bend hard, and almost broke off into my camera. All I was doing was some panning using my gimbal. I was unable to regain connection to my monitor, so I had to ditch it during the project. Shooting on the camera's LCD screen was VERY difficult with the bright light conditions. Super inconvenient. At the end of the day, I don't think I would buy another one of these. It shouldn't have bent that easily.

It’s does the job, really solid cable.