Duttek 8K Right Angle Micro HDMI Adapter, 90 Degree Micro HDMI to HDMI Adapter, 48Gbps UHD HDMI 2.1 Female to Micro hdmi Male Extender Connector for Camera Camcorder, Tablet Digital 2 Pack

Great item, met my need, fast delivery

These do exactly what you want, provide a 90 degree adapter for HDMI to micro HDMI. For my particular use on my Sony camera, the adapter unfortunately was angled opposite from the direction I needed, but it worked great! Make sure you check your particular device first, but otherwise recommended!

I haven’t had these for even a month and the port is already ridiculously bent

Once I plugged this adapter in, it worked alright. But the specs were not as advertised. I messed around with it a lot and could not get full frames at HD. It was also kind of a bulky adapter for what it does. I could see it being useful on the back of a tv or monitor to protect the port but that’s about it.

I needed this adapter for an Ayn Odin Lite and a Fujifilm X100V camera that both have micro HDMI connectors. I tried using this adapter on a older Runco 1080p TV and on a more recent Dell 34" curved wide screen monitor.Overall construction for this adapter is plastic with a metal cover. This should work just fine for infrequent use. Not sure I'd recommend it for frequent plug <--> unplug duties as the construction isn't as robust as other adapters I've used from other vendors in the past.On the Dell monitor, both the Odin and X100V camera worked perfectly, albeit with a skewed resolution as the monitor's default is wider than the standard 1920x1080 16:9 resolution. Zero issues with audio on both devices.On the older Runco TV, the Fujifilm X100V device worked without any issues, but the Ayn Odin Lite experienced frequent audio and video drop outs. I tried shutting down the Odin and powering it on with the HDMI cable connected, but that didn't make any difference. I suspect the issue likely is with my TV and not the adapter, especially since the Dell monitor did not experience any drop outs during 30 minutes of use with the Odin.The right angle adapter works well with the Odin having the HDMI cable along the top of the device, but on the X100V camera, it makes the HDMI cable face downward, preventing the camera to simply be set down on a surface. I'd recommend a straight through adapter instead for the X100V.