No, Micro-USB and Micro HDMI are not the same, though they might look somewhat similar in size and shape.

Key Differences:

Micro-USB:

1. Function: Primarily used for data transfer and charging in devices like smartphones, tablets, and other portable electronics.

2. Shape: It’s a small, rectangular connector with tapered edges.

3. Pins: Has 5 pins inside the connector.

4. Use Case: Used to charge devices or transfer data between your device and a computer. It does not carry video or audio signals.

5. Common Devices: Found on older smartphones, tablets, e-readers, and some accessories like external hard drives.

Micro HDMI:

1. Function: Used for transmitting high-definition video and audio from a device to a display, like a TV or monitor.

2. Shape: It has a trapezoidal shape, which is slightly wider at the top.

3. Pins: Has 19 pins inside the connector, like the standard HDMI port.

4. Use Case: Used to output high-definition video and audio (up to 4K) from devices such as cameras, tablets, and some small laptops to TVs or monitors.

5. Common Devices: Found on portable devices like some cameras, tablets, and laptops for video output.

Summary:

1. Micro-USB is for charging and data transfer, not video or audio.

2. Micro HDMI is for video and audio output, designed to connect small devices to larger displays.

They look somewhat similar because both are small connectors, but their functions and internal wiring are quite different!