What should you care when use MHL Cable

MHL stands for Mobile High-Definition Link technology, which allows you to display your smartphone’s content to a larger screen, all while charging your mobile device. Transform your smartphone into a home theater system, stream your favorite TV channels or movies in HD, and experience your favorite music with immersive surround sound. If you’re a gamer, you’ll love playing games on the big screen with MHL Cable, and paired with a Bluetooth game controller you can have the ultimate, untethered gaming experience.
Modern mobile phones and the latest generation of tablets are so thin it's not possible to integrate an HDMI port within them. To compensate, many manufacturers have included MHL ports on their devices. These Mobile High-Definition Link ports look and act like micro USB ports, but can also be used with an appropriate adaptor to stream HD content and digital audio to an HDMI-equipped TV, monitor or projector. The adaptor supports full 1080p playback, so no matter how powerful your device you can be sure this cable is up to the job.
MHL technology is in hundreds of millions of devices and it’s in many of the leading Android smartphones and tablets, with a steady stream of products being released. MHL shares the same connector on your phone that you use to charge your phone. If you have an MHL TV, MHL shares the same connector as an HDMI port. Simply connect your MHL-enabled phone or tablet to your TV, monitor or projector to mirror everything on your phone to the larger screen display. Is your TV not MHL-enabled? An MHL adapter makes any HDMI display an MHL display.
Utilising the advanced Mobile High-Definition Link (MHL) via the Micro USB port on your smartphone or tablet, you can now enjoy all your content on any HDMI-compatible display in resolutions up to 1080p. Simply plug your existing Micro-USB charging cable into the MHL Adapter, connect a HDMI cable to your display and sit back and enjoy.
Video playback can be very battery-intensive, especially with HD video. To combat this, the cable has a standard micro USB port integrated into the adaptor, so you can plug in a charger or Usb to HDMI Converter cable and enjoy your high-definition content without worry about if it's going to cut out when the battery dies. Please note, the adaptor must be plugged into the mains, you cannot use a computer's USB port for power.