Two separate evidence layers

HDMI connector type vs HDMI version

Keep HDMI Type-A, Mini and Micro connector forms separate from HDMI specification-version capability.

Question this page answers

Can I identify an HDMI version or maximum mode from the connector shape alone?

No. Use the physical connector records to identify the form, then verify the implementation on the exact device, cable, adapter or system documentation.

Physical connector layer

HDMI Type-AThe familiar full-size HDMI connector is Type-A; Mini and Micro HDMI use different physical forms.Mini HDMI Type-CMini HDMI is HDMI Type-C; it is physically different from Micro HDMI Type-D.Micro HDMI Type-DMicro HDMI is HDMI Type-D, distinct from both Mini HDMI and Micro-USB.

Technology / standard layer represented in the atlas

HDMI 2.1 overviewHDMI 2.1 defines capabilities reaching 48 Gbit/s aggregate signaling.HDMI 2.2 overviewHDMI 2.2 extends the specification’s aggregate bandwidth ceiling to 96 Gbit/s.

Related permanent comparisons

Mini HDMI vs Micro HDMIType-C Mini and Type-D Micro are distinct HDMI connector forms.DisplayPort 2.1 vs HDMI 2.1The useful comparison is the implemented feature set of your devices, not the family maximum.

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Discovery is not a compatibility verdict.

These discovery surfaces route and reorganize facts already represented in the atlas. They do not add electrical ratings, universal pinouts, measured tolerances, exact-device support, wiring approval or an end-to-end compatibility result.