Fast-Link HDMI TV cable - Red | Bowlift

Spend your money and time wisely by using your existing HD television to display videos, photos, and games from your phone or tablet. There is no need to purchase a new smart TV when you can simply use a cable to project onto your existing HD television.

There are absolutely no complicated settings required to start projecting. The Fast-Link HDMI TV Cable is the fastest way to share your photos, watch movies together, or play games on a larger screen, so the whole family can enjoy.

• Enjoy a clear digital display on your existing HD television
• The simplest and most straightforward to use just by plugging and playing
• Instantly enjoy watching movies, sharing photos, playing mobile games on a larger screen
• Perfect for family gatherings, friends during movie nights, or just to enjoy a big screen
• Supports 1080P high definition quality output
• No Wi-Fi or Bluetooth required for installation
• Easy to store and take anywhere
• Use your existing power bank as a power source
• Charges your phone at the same time while connected to the cable

It’s time to elevate your screen time without breaking the bank for a smart TV. Just use this simple Fast-Link HDMI TV Cable for your enjoyable viewing experience.

HOW TO USE:

There are 3 types of connections in this cable; the HDMI connection, the standard USB connection, and the connection that fits your phone/tablet (Type C/Lightning/Micro)

1. Plug the HDMI connection into the HDMI port on the back of your television. If you have plugged this into HDMI 1, also select HDMI 1 as the input source on your television.
2. Plug the USB connection into a power source like a charger or power bank, as long as it is 5V1A or higher. A lower power supply may not work with the HDMI cable.
3. Plug the Type C/Lightning/Micro connection into your phone. This should immediately display your phone's screen on the television. If this does not happen automatically, restart your phone/tablet first.

NOTE: An HDMI-connected prompt message may appear on the phone, but this is not always the case. The phone's battery should also indicate that it is charging.