Do Nokia and HMD phones phones support USB-C to HDMI?
No. Nokia and HMD phones use a USB 2.0 port without DisplayPort Alt Mode.
HMD has never shipped a phone with wired video output. Use a Chromecast or the Browser Cast mode in the app.
Every Nokia and HMD phones model
| Model | Year | USB port | Wired output | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| HMD Skyline | 2024 | USB 2.0 | Not supported | confirmed |
| G60 | 2022 | USB 2.0 | Not supported | confirmed |
| X30 | 2022 | USB 2.0 | Not supported | confirmed |
| 8.3 5G | 2020 | USB 2.0 | Not supported | confirmed |
What to do with a Nokia and HMD phones phone
- Browser Cast in the app. The phone serves photos, videos and music to the TV's web browser over Wi-Fi. Nothing to install on the TV.
- Chromecast or a smart TV. Cast from YouTube and streaming apps directly, with DRM handled by the TV.
- Return the cable. A USB-C to HDMI cable bought for this phone will never work with it and is not defective.
The full explanation is in how DisplayPort Alt Mode works.
Frequently asked questions
- Which Nokia and HMD phones models support USB-C to HDMI?
- None. No model in the Nokia and HMD phones has DisplayPort Alt Mode.
- Why does my Nokia and HMD phones phone charge but not show on the TV?
- Charging uses the power pins of the USB-C port. Video needs DisplayPort Alt Mode on the high-speed pins, which these models do not have. The cable is working; the phone cannot send video.
- Can an app enable HDMI output on a Nokia and HMD phones phone?
- No. Wired video output is decided by the phone's chipset and port wiring. The alternative is wireless: the Browser Cast mode in the USB-C to HDMI app, a Chromecast, or the TV's built-in casting.
- What cable works with the Nokia and HMD phones models that do support it?
- There is nothing to buy. Return the cable if you bought one for this phone.