SecurOMax HDMI Cable (8K, 4K, HDCP 2.2, HDR, ARC, 48Gbps) with Braided Cord, 3 Feet

HDMI never looked so good. Functions as expected and hits all advertised numbers. Connects well and stays in slot solidly. Braiding is quality. Bends but not twisty. Recommend

It worked for all I needed tbh.Lost the original bag so I was unable to verify if these are HDMI 2.1 certified, but they worked well with the PS5 4K HDR and 4K120.The PS5 only has 32Gbps HDMI bandwidth after all, so if you're looking at these for a PS5, go for it.

I got a Samsung Q70 49 inch 4K TV because I want to experience that 4k punch missing from low end 4k tv's. This one has high rated contrast and brightness which is what I want because I will get an Xbox One X. This television size does not have the 120 hertz refresh rate. But I bought these cables anyway just to see if it would make a difference. Way I understand it is that these 8K cables AR for AK content but also design So the 120 hertz refresh rate would not give any issues. I believe it needs to be able to have 48 gigabytes per second to capability instead of the 24 GB per second that the 2.0 HDMI cable provides. The Samsung Q70 has 4 HDMI ports it supports both 2.0 and 2.2. 2.2 referring to the ability to support support the 8K cables.The reviews on these cables already seem good and I did research cables and check-out top 10 lists before I purchase these. My information led me to what I just stated which is why I picked a pair of 8K certified cables guaranteed to push that 48 GB per second speed. I did know that the 49in television was not capable of the faster refresh rate but that is okay with me. When I hook these cables up they seem to work. The cable itself does not feel very sturdy or long-lasting but I do not know truly what my expectations are. I'm comparing them to my high rated instrument cables for my music equipment and my monster brand HDMI cable I've had for almost 15 years. I know little about Cable Construction but I do understand about shielding and copper wire and all that. Although I don't recall super detail about any of that when checking out these cables I just went with it. In my mind I feel like I would probably need to spend a lot more money on good quality cables but all my research pointed that, when it comes to HDMI cables, that idea is just a mess which comforted me. I've only used them for about a week and cannot attest to their longevity. The best bet I can say is that I do not feel like I wasted my money. I bought a 3-foot one for my PS4 and a 6-foot one for my Xbox One. The price I paid I believe was 12 for the 3-foot and 17 for the six foot. And usually Amazon is always pretty awesome if I have an issue, and most of the stores I ordered from are happy to do what they can to make something right if it goes wrong. Therefore, I have complete confidence in these two cables. Time will always tell, but right now I am satisfied.

Good price!

Just recently purchased an LG C9 OLED TV and had an HTPC hooked up to it. With full 4K Resolution and HDR enabled on the computer the television would black screen intermittently causing much headaches for those playing video games or watching movies. I did some research and lots of people were saying it was most likely caused by low quality/bandwidth HDMI cables. I realized I was using the same HDMI cable I was using for my old 1080P Sony TV.So I picked up these cables and haven't seen a sync (Black Screen) issue since! Not only are these super fast cables (48Gbps) but they are some hearty ass cables! They are a bit stiff but I feel like it wouldn't break if I happen to run it over with my car. The connector and head are made of metal and feel substantial. When connecting they have a great snap when inserting into my TV or Computer's HDMI ports.I hope to continue using these cables when Video Card manufacturers enable HDMI 2.0 for full 4K and 120Hz. Future proofed for up to 8K 60Hz. Get these cables if you're in doubt.

I always thought I had a great HDMI cable for my tv. And why shouldn't I, since when I had gotten my first 4K TV (since replaced with a newer one) 4 years ago, the guy at Best Buy talked me into a fancy Rocketfish HDMI that cost 40 bucks at the time. He said it would give me the clearest, 4k picture, and was worth the extra money.But lately, I finally started noticing that 4k shows on my FireTV were only showing as 1080p. Especially disappointing as my current TV suppprts HDR and 120 refresh rate. All the research online pointed to my HDMI probably not being HDCP 2.2. I decided to hedge my bets with this cable that can support up 8k resolution. For the low price, it was at least worth a try for giggles if nothing else.Well, I plugged it in today, and even on just upconverted 1080p content, my wife (who couldn't care less about picture quality) was floored at the difference. We switched over to a 4K show, and were even more in awe. All this time, I can't believe what I've been missing. It's a must buy for any of your 4k+ higher displays.Heck, I'm buying another one of these right now!

I was having problems with my Xbox One X. When I turned it on, it displayed fine, when I started a game, the screen went blank. It turned out the cables I had weren't HDCP 2.2 compatible. I replaced all four HDMI cables with these cables and everything worked perfectly.The cables are a little stiff, so if you need to do tight turns they might be a little difficult to work with, but it also prevents getting kinks in your cable. You don't want a kink in your cable.The picture is great. I am using them for the Xbox360, Xbox ONE X, pc video output all go to the receiver. Then a fourth one goes from the receiver to the TV.

Había probado diferentes cables este cumple todo lo que ofrece