Belkin - Mini Display Port-to-HDMI Adapter - Black/White

The Belkin - Mini Display Port-to-HDMI Adapter provides the ability to connect a Macintosh (in my case a MacBook Air) to a large screen TV using HDMI. And it just does that by plugging the adapter into the mini display port. Next you plug in one end a longer HDMI cable into this adapter and the other end of the HDMI cable into your TV. Your TV, obviously needs to be able to use HDMI. Both video and audio are sent on the same cable. The results are beautiful and look entirely high definition. I purchased another device (cheaper) like the Belkin but it would not work on my MacBook Air. The cheaper device did work on my other MacBook Pro, however. So, now we have one adapter for the Macbook Pro and one for the MacBook Air. I hope you found this review helpful.

The cable is a great way to connect your Tablet to your HD display via a full-size HDMI cable without having to use a Mico or Mini HDMI cable that may not support the necessary bandwidth or features. Simple connection for both Video & Audio and allows you to use the HDMI cable to your choice for up to 1080p at 60HZ. Quick & responsive interface between your Tablet-PC and HD display. Only drawback is cable is rather large and cumbersome: makes it difficult to insert, since it only goes in one way and requires you to physically pick-up tablet for insertion. The large housing on the cable makes the connector disturb the power cable magnetic adapter from fitting freely. This is simply remedied by turning the magnetic interface the opposite direction. Otherwise this is a great cable and a great price!

I was all set to purchase a USB to HDMI display adapter because I was convinced my laptop could not handle a second monitor(3 with the inbuilt monitor) This nifty gadget was a savior. It fit the existing shaped mini display port that I had overlooked. No need for a separate display card. Bunch of money saved. The square pin for This mini display port could be a little smoother

First tried an Insignia brand mini-display port to HDMI adapter because that's all they had in stock. It locked up two different Macbook Air's that had been purchased over a year apart. Tried different cables but only had access to a single Mitsubishi TV. Tried both with and without an HDMI active switch. Gave up and tried the Belkin from a different store because of the positive reviews. It just worked as expected. Laptop display flicked when the device was connecting but always stayed on. Can select between mirroring or not. Had to enable sound via settings. Tried to Insignia and it locked up again. The Belkin adapter works! Tried it on my mom's TV and it just worked without any problems.

Much cheaper than the other brands available and accomplishes the same task. I also price-matched to Amazon in-store for a considerable discount. I use this dongle with my wife's 11" MacBook Air to access a few of the TV shows that aren't available through our Apple TV due to the lack of channels right now. I like AirPlay for the most part, but a direct connection via an HDMI and this dongle simply offers a much smoother experience with no lag in the video. I also picked up a wireless Logitech keyboard and trackpad combination that I use in the living room to control the computer from a distance. It all works great.

I bought this Belkin - Mini Display Port-to-HDMI Adapter to use with my new Surface Pro 2 and so far it's worked very well. It's as simple as plug-n-play can possibly be... plug the adapter in to the mini display port on your device, plug an HDMI cable in to the opposite end and you are now able to use a monitor or TV with your device. I use my SP2 as a full desktop replacement for both work and home. I just plug in the Mini Display Port-to-HDMI Adapter to my monitor at work or at home and I'm good to go. It's fast, it's easy, the picture is great and there are no issues with sound either.

I own a Lenovo ThinkPad X230 and work with customers with varying branded devices, including Apple, Toshiba, and Acer. I looked primarily for a Lenovo-compatible solution as I was upgrading from an X220 (features the older Display Port) and was using a DP to HDMI on a MDP to DP setup (worked fine, but the adapters took as much room as two iPhone 4's) but also wanted something that was Thunderbolt compatible. The Moshi-branded adapter was priced at $40 and wasn't as slim as this adapter plus the design didn't feel as solid compared to Belkin's. So far, am more than pleased with my purchase.

I was a bit skeptical at first, after reading a couple of reviews of people having connectivity issues with their MacBook Airs, but the product turned out to be great! I took it home thinking, "if it doesn't work, what the heck, I'll just return it." When I first took it out of the box, the design looked pretty good and the quality looked great. I installed it on my MacBook Air and into my TV, and worked right out of the box. The picture looks great, as well as the sound. I got it at a great price, plus a rewards member coupon. Do not hesitate to buy this product.