[Q] [ACC] MHL Adapter: Anybody Using One? What Kind Of Picture Quality Do You Get?

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I didn't purchase a mhl cable yet so I don't know what kind of quality this phone displays. Anybody have one and care to do a little feedback on it.

Also where did you purchase yours from?

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I don't believe the Blaze 4g supports MHL.

"Unlike the Galaxy S II, which requires an MHL adapter to connect to TVs, there is no way to connect an HDMI cable to the Galaxy Blaze."
Taken from the PC mag review of our phone. I cannot link as i do not have enough posts.

pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2401830,00.asp

Traditionally it just mirrors the phone resolution. Thats what my Droid 4 does, so it looks ugly outside of webtop. Unfortunately i don't believe this is an option for our phone.

Originally Posted by signifer123

I don't believe the Blaze 4g supports MHL.

"Unlike the Galaxy S II, which requires an MHL adapter to connect to TVs, there is no way to connect an HDMI cable to the Galaxy Blaze."
Taken from the PC mag review of our phone. I cannot link as i do not have enough posts.

Traditionally it just mirrors the phone resolution. Thats what my Droid 4 does, so it looks ugly outside of webtop. Unfortunately i don't believe this is an option for our phone.

Is there any way that I can "activate" the MHL feature in Galaxy Blaze 4G?? I really want to have this MHL feature.. just wondering whether it's missing in the hardware design of Blaze 4G or it was just "disabled" at the software level... as the Blaze and Galaxy S II hardware/spec wise are just so similar... thanks!

Originally Posted by whchuang

Is there any way that I can "activate" the MHL feature in Galaxy Blaze 4G?? I really want to have this MHL feature.. just wondering whether it's missing in the hardware design of Blaze 4G or it was just "disabled" at the software level... as the Blaze and Galaxy S II hardware/spec wise are just so similar... thanks!

I was interested in this for a bit, however anything I was able to find spec wise indicated that it just wasn't possible.