Certified HDMI Cable 10FT (HDMI 2.1 10K 8K) Ultra High Speed HDMI HDR 48Gbps eARC VRR Dolby Atmos Vision for PS5 Xbox Series X RTX 4090 Apple TV 4K Roku Fire Sony LG (10FT/3M)

I needed an IIS cable from my Gustard U18 to my SMSL M400 DAC. I just wanted something good without breaking the bank and found this cable on Amazon. It’s rated beyond 8K video and for $16 for a meter, this looked pretty good. The cable itself looks great! It’s very stiff. They must’ve used solid core wire or a fairly stiff shielding. Either way it’s plenty stiff and will retain it’s shape. I have nothing to compare it with so unfortunately, it will have to be my reference for now The sound had a natural timbre. Just the right amount of edge detail at least to my ears. Frequencies seem fairly balanced. I get nice low bass and treble is just sparkly enough without any harshness. Layering is just okay. This may have nothing to do with the cable, but I’ll have to look at upgrading to something more $$$ to really hear the difference, but it’s a nice cable for audio and I’m sorry I didn’t use it for video which probably is the majority of users for this HDMI cable. I’m sure it’s great for video. It’s got all the certifications up to 8K and for $16 for a meter, it won’t take a bite out of the wallet

Very well made HDMI cables.

I needed a certified HDMI 2.1 cable (watch out for fakes) to connect my speaker bar to my Samsung Q85B Smart TV in order to take full advantage of my TV’s eArc capabilities. But it was very hard to find a cable that wasn’t 6 feet long. I finally found this one and at 3 feet it is the perfect length so as to reduce clutter behind my television. The braided cord that joins each end also makes it easier to spot amongst all the other black or gray cables I own so no more trial and error issues if I need to make changes to my set up. I wish more manufacturers made shorter cables. But these guys do and it works.

I just hooked up from a LG old computer TV that supports the full 48gbps bandwidth which this is one of many hdmi cords that support 8k 60hz and 4k 120.hz .this one I can say that others are working the same.But this one is Actually certified and have not seen many and explains what it dies very plainly for all you techies that want the best console gaming from the new series X and Ps5 on a great TV and iam happy to say there is no doubt that the cord is doing it job all things checked and as promised and the certification is a good thing in today's world of over promise and broken delivery this is not one of them. Worth its amount just for certification and being tested properly is a good feeling.

I recently upgraded to a Samsung S95B TV. I am using Roku to stream and an off-the-air antenna for local TV stations. My Roku HDMI cable was a version 1 cable. I used this to get the TV working, but knew it may limit the Samsung display options, which it did. This cable appears to be very well made. It is thicker than my other HDMI cables. I hope this is not just insulation/interference layers, but also slightly thicker copper for the larger bandwidth needed for HDMI 2.1 Changing to this cable allows me to get the Roku and Samsung TV to communicate in 4K HDR with 30 frames a second. Prior to this I had 4K communication but without HDR. I am struggling to get the Samsung and Roku to communicate as desired. I am confident it is some setting on the Roku or the Samsung and not this cable. When I first added the cable I could not get the Roku to use 4K HDR. I had to do some resetting. This is why I feel I am likely needing to iterate between the Roku and the Samsung somehow, but the cable is able to handle the bandwidth when I get the two devices in sync.

The quality of this cable is amazing. Amazing picture amazing sound overall amazing cable good value for the price. Believe the other reviews about how good this cable is, I would highly recommend I am going to buy three more for the rest of my electronics

My AppleTV has a horrible judder problem I can't get rid of. The ATV is used only to display security camera video on a dedicated 72" Samsung TV, it's not used to watch shows. Tried everything, nothing helps. Hoped that using an 2.1 8K cable would help but it didn't make any difference at all. There's some kinda sync issue going on that I've been working on for the past year

***To be clear, I don't own an 8k set as they are going for around 14 grand at 85" on this day in 2018. I might update this as more affordable , smaller sets drop.*** I am an early adopter. I bought this as soon as Belkin flaked on everyone and dropped their 8k unit from Amazon. The price was good, cheaper than Belkin, and the specs are next gen. I use this cable with my PS4 Pro to stream 4k content, and Pro "smoke and mirrors" gaming to my Samsung Q7F 55". I am not an expert, but the picture is crisp on my set and the audio is on point to my Logitech Audio Adapter, 4 Core Wireless, 1 Sub setup. I can't ask for more.