Silkland HDMI eARC/ARC Cable 3.3FT, 8K Certified Ultra High Speed HDMI 2.1 [8K@60Hz, 4K@120Hz] Dolby Atmos Vision, 48Gbps, HDR10, HDCP Compatible for Samsung/Bose/Vizio/SoundBar

This HDMI cable feels high-end the moment you take it out of the package. The braided design is durable, flexible, and doesn’t kink. Once connected, the performance is top-tier — I’m getting smooth 4K at 120Hz with no dropouts, no flicker, and incredibly fast response time on my gaming console. It handles every 2.1 feature perfectly, from HDR10+ to eARC. Absolutely worth it if you want to maximize your TV or console’s capabilities.

I needed a ultra high speed HDMI cable to work with my monitor to take full advantage of its settings. This cable is the perfect length, top notch quality made and a fantastic value for the money. The overall look of the cable is definitely displaying ( no pun intended ) high quality. I am very satisfied with the material that was used and it works extremely well with the space that I have in which to use it. I would definitely recommend this product anyone!

I recently built a new home theater using 8 Klipsch speakers, a Denon AV receiver, and a Samsung 85 inch QLED TV. Everything looks and sounds amazing. However, the eARC channel between the TV and the AV receiver would not work correctly. I initially tried 3 different brand new HDMI cables from various manufacturers. All 3 of the cables "claim" to be certified HDMI 2.1 with ethernet, and will run 8k video and eARC. However, in reality none of the 3 HDMI cables would work correctly. Either the TV could not detect the AV receiver, or when it did the sound would cut out intermittently on the left and right channels when a connection was actually made. Also, the highest video resolution I could get was 1080p @ 120hz. I tried doing all of the TV/receiver resets, power down, and unplug and remove the HDMI cable tricks, and nothing would fix the HDMI eARC connection issues. All I could get was 1080p @ 120hz resolution and sound through the AV receiver only, unless I used the internal TV speakers when watching OTA antenna signals. That's not very good sounding, if you know what I mean. I initially thought, so much for having eARC and high resolution capabilities, and I resorted to using a digital optical sound cable between the TV and AV receiver for about 2 weeks. This worked fine for OTA TV sound, but I still had no eARC or HDMI control between the AV receiver and the connected peripheral devices. After 2 weeks of this "minor inconvenience," I figured what the heck, let's try one more HDMI cable brand. That's when I purchased this 6.6 foot Silkland HDMI cable. As soon as Amazon delivered this Silkland HDMI cable, I unpacked it and plugged it in between the TV and AV receiver. Wow, what an immediate difference. As soon as I turned eARC and HDMI control back on in the AV receiver, the TV and receiver communicated, and the eARC connection was completed. I now have perfect eARC functionality, 4k @ 120hz video, and total HDMI control of all of the peripheral devices. This Silkland HDMI cable works so well that I purchased 2 more Silkland HDMI cables to use to connect the Roku Ultra and Sony Blu-Ray player with. The turntable is connected to the AV receiver via RCA cables, so no HDMI cable is necessary for that connection. Needless to say, I am very impressed with these Silkland HDMI cables. They actually function as advertised, and do it very well. Honestly, I have not tried viewing anything with 8k resolution yet, so I cannot attest to those claims. However, these Silkland HDMI cables work perfectly for my specific A/V requirements. Just be aware that these are thickly shielded, well made HDMI cables, which makes them a bit stiff if any tight turns need to be made.

My PS5 kept flickering and I had to limit the output to "-2" for it to work correctly. I thought it was my TV and purchased a brand new 4K nano LED TV (I needed to upgrade anyways) and it was still flickering. I got this cable as my last hope to solve the problem and IT DID!! I now do not have to limit my output and use the full PS5 potential with 120hz refresh rate at 4K. Great cable and highly recommended. If the problem pops back up I will come back here to update my review. But as of now it works perfect and I love it!

Works well but one side of the hdmi plug in came in bent.

Great cable overall. The Silkland certified HDMI 2.1 feels solid and well-made, and it worked perfectly right out of the box. I’m getting 4K at 240Hz with no flicker, lag, or signal issues. Picture quality is sharp, colors look great, and gaming features like VRR and eARC work exactly as they should. Definitely a reliable cable and worth the money.

For the longest Ttime I thought my Kensington dock was broken because I could not get my third monitor to display. I didn't realize that the HDMI cables that I chose to use might be suspect so I purchased one of these as a test -and of course, it worked perfectly. Oddly, Mike Kensington Dock will not register a wired mouse, which is super weird so I have to go back over and rewrite that review because the Kensington Dock seems to have a lot of issues. However, the HDMI cable definitely help me solve a mystery, and save some time, too.

It worked wonderfully; that cable gave me a fluidity and image quality that I didn't get with many other HDMI cables.