Reviews for Moshi Mini DisplayPort to HDMI Adapter

Worked for about 6 months then started cutting out. Now I have to hold it just right and pray that it will stay connected. I don't abuse my stuff so I expect it to work. Very disappointed.

The product worked well but 12 months of occasional use vs 34 $ value is not what I call a good ratio. I used it to connect MBP 13" to Sony TV.

Works for me during five months. Now its really dead. Good design but poor quality.

Initially, I was completely satisfied. It works!! I thought.... Beautiful picture, perfectly acceptable audio!! I thought... But it was short lived, this baby quit on me after about 4 months of casual indoor use. I can still get it to work if I bend it just right but If I were you (or me), I wouldn't depend on this adapter working when it needs to.

it lasted 6 months and now it's dead. No, I did not strain it, at all.
It was disconnected and re-plugged from my Macbook Pro maybe 100 times in these 6 months. The cable was always lying flat and straight on the desk.

lucky me - after having read the old reviews here, I had ordered 2 straight away.

so as of now, I am "testing" the Belkin.
and as a good customer, I will also post my test findings on that other product in due course.

Useless. Bought this adaptor along with my 13" macbook pro a week ago. I've tried everything to get it to work, including 2 different HDMI cables, 3 different HD TVs in my house, and failed internet suggestions. The laptop screen flashes blue, yet the TV remains blank. Returning tomorrow.

Stop working within 6 months, waste of money!

Worked fine for a while, but now barely works, cuts out, has to be held in a certain position, just doesn't work

Shouldn't even sell it on the Apple Store

It worked great, until it stopped working!!!!!! After a month it just stopped working, come on!

This is my first adapter. After about a year, it has finally decided to stop working. A simple check shows that the plastic casing inside the adapter had major cracks which most likely meant the adapter was cracked. So I suspect that if someone trips over the wire and/or yanks on it, that's what will crack the inside. There's no other way to crack the inside since the outside is made of strengthened aluminum. A simple design change could've made the adapter a bit stronger against tugs/pulls. I have to admit though, I never had the wire yanked on before. It's more like it gets bent or twisted a bit, which will probably fracture just the same.