Accsoon HDMI Cable (A-A) is a 50 cm male-to-male cable connecting cameras, external monitors and wireless transmitters with full-size HDMI ports. It carries picture and sound, while its short, flexible construction suits compact camera rigs and gimbal setups. Straight connectors make it easy to choose the cable for the actual ports on your equipment; the 50…
Accsoon HDMI Cable (A-A) is a 50 cm male-to-male cable connecting cameras, external monitors and wireless transmitters with full-size HDMI ports. It carries picture and sound, while its short, flexible construction suits compact camera rigs and gimbal setups. Straight connectors make it easy to choose the cable for the actual ports on your equipment; the 50 cm length connects nearby devices without a long spare loop. Check the connector type before use and leave enough slack for movement of the rig.
Accsoon HDMI Cable (A-A)
Two hdmi type a connectors, a 50 cm length and flexible construction for picture and sound between nearby devices. Choose the version matching the ports on your camera and connected equipment.


Both ends use straight, full-size HDMI Type A male connectors. This version connects two devices with matching full-size HDMI sockets. For a camera with a Micro HDMI Type D port, choose the A-D counterpart.
The 50 cm length suits nearby devices on a camera rig. Route the cable away from moving parts and avoid sharp bends at the plugs; on a gimbal, leave slack for the full movement range. This is a connecting cable rather than an active converter: select a video mode supported by both connected devices.
| Manufacturer: | Accsoon |
| Category: | HDMI cables |
| Cable type | HDMI |
| Length | 0.5m |
| Version | Flexible |
| Connector type | Full HDMI - Full HDMI |
| Male / Female | Male - Male |
| Colour | Black |
| Connector shape | Straight |
| Connectors | HDMI Type A |
| Input connector | HDMI-A (M) |
| Output connector | HDMI-A (M) |
| Cable length | 0.5m |
Special offers and discounts for subscribers only · Free audio & video workshops · News and tips from the world of filmmaking