BYTECC HM-MICROFM HDMI Female to Micro HDMI Male Adaptor

Pros: Works great.

Cons: None.

Pros: Works as it should. I now have five of these just in case I lose them. Keep one in my laptop bag, one in my work laptop bag, one at my desk, one in my tool bag and one by my TV.

Cons: The shape is a little awkward if you have a USB port right beside your micro HDMI port. Can't fault BYTECC's design though. If you need to use both ports simultaneously then you might be better off with a breakout style dongle or a micro HDMI to HDMI cable.

Other Thoughts: Does exactly what it's intended to do and the price is right.

Pros: Cheapest adapter I could find, I wanted this for my DROID 3, and it makes me feel cool in front of company. If you have an HDMI cord, but don't want a micro HDMI to HDMI cord, this is your answer. Buy it.

Cons: None.

Other Thoughts: Don't lose it though, it's kind of small.

Pros: none really; I guess the plastic is hard and the seems aren't open or anything.

Cons: It's a little awkward-fitting. The micro HDMI should have been on a wire.
Its a bit like having a washing machine with a stationary power plug, and solid piece between it and the outlet.

Pros: Works great with my Acer Iconia tablet. I can watch tv through my tablets, without any problems.

Cons: none.

Pros: This adapter works as expected, no problems connecting my Transformer prime to a TV.

Cons: The ASUS Transformer Prime has a significantly beveled edge near the connector. The thickness of the plastic on this adapter made for a very fragile connection that, if the wind blew just right, could possibly damage the connector on the Prime. Suggest another adapter that has a slimmer profile on the micro HDMI side.

Pros: - It works

Cons: - Half of the time

Pros: way cool. Worked great on ACER 500A Droid Tablet.
Lit up our 37" LED LCD LG monitor on the first try.

Didn't even have to make any software or system changes...

Cons: none....

Pros: No resolution/connectivity problems, does what it is supposed to do.

Cons: The female HDMI side ends up being a bit wide, which may interefere with other adapters if they sit on a side by side ports. This was a problem with my Samsung Series 9, where this adapter prevented the LAN adapter from connecting. It looks like it would also conflict with the power charger in my Droid X. The solution is to get an HDMI to micro HDMI CABLE, not an adapter.

Pros: What can i say, it works on my Droid 3, took awhile to figure out the difference between micro and mini hdmi.

Cons: wasnt 1 dollar haha