Flat HDMI to HDMI cable BLOW Classic — 1.5 m, male-to-male is a slim, flexible connection cable designed to transmit uncompressed high-definition audio and video between HDMI-equipped devices. The 1.5 m length makes it suitable for short runs between TVs, monitors, projectors and media players, while the flat profile allows discreet routing along walls, behind furniture or under carpets without creating bulky bumps.
Advantages
The cable offers a low-profile flat construction that reduces visible cable thickness and improves cable management in tight spaces. Standard HDMI male-to-male connectors provide a reliable digital connection for HD video and multichannel audio. Its flexibility facilitates bending and positioning in home and office AV setups, and the compact connector heads are compatible with devices placed close to walls.
Suitable for
- Connecting HDTVs to set-top boxes, Blu-ray players or streaming devices
- Linking monitors to laptops or desktop graphics outputs for high-definition display
- Connecting projectors in meeting rooms or home cinema systems
- Running discreet floor- or wall-level cabling where a flat cable is preferred
Key specifications
- Cable type: HDMI to HDMI, male-to-male
- Length: 1.5 m
- Design: flat, low-profile
- Signal: uncompressed digital video and audio (HD)
- Connector style: standard HDMI plug compatible with recessed or tight-fit ports
- Intended use: home and office AV installations
How to use
Connect one standard HDMI plug to the HDMI output of your source device (for example a set-top box, media player or computer) and the other plug to the HDMI input of the display device (TV, monitor or projector). Ensure both devices are powered off or on according to the device manufacturers' instructions before connecting. After connection, select the corresponding HDMI input on the display and configure resolution and audio settings as needed on the source device.
Usage recommendations
Route the flat cable along baseboards, behind furniture or under carpets where permitted, avoiding sharp bends and heavy pressure points. For optimal signal integrity, keep runs within the recommended length for passive HDMI cables and avoid physical stress on connector ends. If using in-wall or concealed installations, verify local building codes and use appropriate protective conduits where required.
