You'll need an MHL cable if your Android tablet or phone doesn't have either of those outputs. An MHL cable has a micro-USB connector at one end and an HDMI connector at the other. If your phone has a ...

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It also includes support for the DisplayPort standard, enabling USB-C to HDMI screen mirroring on your phone or tablet's display to a TV. Simply connect the USB-C cable to Android, then connect ...

Although colloquially these will almost certainly get called "HDMI 2.2 cables" their actual name is Ultra96. Mercifully, the connector is the same, so you won't need to replace all your cables if ...