Reviews for Moshi Mini DisplayPort to HDMI Adapter

I bought this to display audio and video on my HD TV in my dorm room- it worked well for the first three times I used it. Then, for no apparent reason, it will not connect to the TV. Instead, the TV and computer will flash back and forth without the TV being able to show the picture. I tested the HDMI cord and TV separately and both work fine. The quality of this product is extremely poor and I can see others are having the same issue, so this must not be an isolated incident. I would look for other options if I were you to avoid this expensive headache.

I have the moshi hdmi, and apple dvi to minidisplay port adapters. The apple dvi worked perfect with my older mbp w/audiodigital out. Thought I would get the moshi because the new air does not have digital out via the headphone jack. While watching Fringe from fox the playback started dropping frames. By the end the video would start blanking out. I downloaded an .mks of the episode and received the similiar results. I connected everything to another 1080p (LCD) television I have and it displayed as it should. I reconnected to my 50" plasma and noted that in display properties/color it had auto detected the refresh rate to 24hz. I then set the refresh rate to 60hz. The video and streaming displayed correctly. Hopefully this helps someones else, or gives them something extra to try. Oh, and the audio works fine.

Cheers!

I GOT A MOSHI MINI DP ORIGINAL,
ALSO GOT A 3M HDMI CABLE ,

THE CONNECTION TO MY SONY BRAVIA IS PERFECT,THE VIDEO IS SUPER SUPER CLEAR, BUT MY SOUND OUTPUT SETTING CANNOT SHOW OUTPUT AS HDMI SONY BRAVIA?

THE SOUND OUTPUT IS FROM INT SPEAKERS OF MY MACBOOK,
I TRIED USING FRIENDS MACBOOK HIS LAPTOP IS RECOGNIZING THE HDMI BRAIVIA IN SOUND OUTPUT ONCE CONNECTED , BUT IN MY MACBOOK CANNOT SEE OUTPUT AS HDMI ,

JUST THE VIDEO IS COMING PLEASE HELP
I HAVE VERSION 10.6.4

Video transfer to my TV was VERY POOR - choppy and disruptive. When I switched back to my older adapter, things worked just fine, leading me to believe that this particular adapter is not that good.

Overpriced for the quality of the product. Fails to connect consistently, have to play with the wire to get lucky and get the TV to connect. Take a pass on this model.

You gotta be kidding me...bought my € 1.7k macbook pro last year...now i must realize that this "new innovative mini DisplayPort" does not even carry the audio signal? Why the **** are you indroducing it then when there is allready a working standard port for video AND audio (HDMI)

I see this this as a huge design error...and as an apple customer (got a macbook pro,mac mini and iPhone) I am reaaaally dissapointed...proprietary: OK but not at the cost of funcionality

an upgrade to the new mini-dp port should be cost free from my point of few...

I have had it for about a month now and it works pretty great. It's easy to use and it was relatively cheap. I am so glad to not be using VGA any longer! I absolutely recommend this HDMI adapter.

Like the specs say, it only supports audio with 2010 Macs. Unfortunate yes, but that's just the way it is. I also wanted to note that it would not work with a cheaper Category 1 HDMI cable that I own. However, when I connected it with a "name brand" HDMI cable (not sure if Category 1 or 2) it worked fine.

Bought it in US apple store. Used it 3-4 times, then suddenly it refused to display anything via HDMI. And I cant even change it for a good one here.

I have a MBP 15" mid-2010. First, for the Moshi adapter to work, the MBP must be set the Nvidia video card. Second, the other end of the HDMI connection must be... connected to the hardware you intend to use. My setup was a Yamaha RX-V765
7.2-Channel receiver and a Sanyo PLV-Z3000 projector (MBP -> Yamaha -> Sanyo). Once that was setup, the MBP saw the projector and the eight audio channel out were available to any audio app (Logic, Cubase, Bidule, wathever). So it works as advertised!