Product Overview
The official cable for connecting Raspberry Pi Zero-series computers to a standard HDMI display.
Key Features
| Feature | Benefit |
|---|---|
| Mini-HDMI to HDMI | Connects Pi Zero boards to standard screens |
| 4Kp60 compliant | Full resolution support |
| Nickel-plated plugs | Reliable contact |
Applications
| Application Area | Example Projects |
|---|---|
| Desktop use | Connecting a Raspberry Pi to a monitor or TV |
| Media centres | Kodi and streaming on a TV |
| Signage | Menu boards and information screens |
| Education | Classroom screens and projectors |
| Development | Setup and debugging with a display |
Benefits
Right connector, first time
Matches the video port of the Raspberry Pi model listed under Compatibility.
Reliable picture
Quality connectors and shielding reduce interference.
No extra adapters
Goes straight from the Raspberry Pi to the display.
Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Connectors | 19-pin HDMI Type A (male) to 19-pin HDMI Type C (male) |
| Length | 1 m |
| Video | 4K at 60 Hz |
Compatibility
- Raspberry Pi Zero, Zero W and Zero 2 W
Why Choose This Product?
It’s the official cable for connecting Raspberry Pi Zero boards to an HDMI screen.
Beginner Use Cases
- Connect a Raspberry Pi to a TV
- Set up a first desktop
- Build a media centre
- Show a presentation on a projector
Professional Use Cases
- Signage and kiosk installations
- Computer-lab deployments
- Test-bench displays
- Conference and demo setups
Which Display Cable Fits My Raspberry Pi?
- Raspberry Pi 5, Pi 4 and Pi 400 (micro-HDMI) — Micro-HDMI to HDMI Cable, or the Micro-HDMI to HDMI Adapter with an existing HDMI cable.
- Raspberry Pi Zero series (mini-HDMI) — Mini-HDMI to HDMI Cable.
- Raspberry Pi 3 and earlier (full-size HDMI) — HDMI Cable (HDMI-A to HDMI-A).
- Older VGA monitors — Micro-HDMI to VGA Cable.

