Silkland 8K HDMI® 2.1 Cable Certified 1M, [8K@60Hz, 4K@120Hz] Ultra High Speed HDMI®Cable, eARC, Dolby Atmos Vision, 48Gbps, HDR, HDCP2.3, Compatible for Samsung TV/Fire TV/PS5/Xbox Series X/Blu-Ray

The quality of the cable is quite high. I used this to connect a Switch and an ROG Ally X to an external monitor and have had no issues with the quality. The ones I bought were quite short because I wanted to keep my desk uncluttered with unnecessarily long cables. These provided a way cleaner solution and I'm happy that I bought them. Proper cable management of long cables is good but having the perfect length cable is infintely better. They are a tad expensive IMO though so take everything said with a grain of financial salt.

The Silkland 8K HDMI 2.1 Cable is exactly what an HDMI cable should be: reliable, high-performing, and just the right length. I needed something to handle all the bells and whistles of modern tech—8K@60Hz, 4K@120Hz, Dolby Atmos, HDR—and this cable delivers without breaking a sweat.Setup was effortless, and the connection is rock solid. No flickers, no glitches, no drama. The picture and sound quality? Chef’s kiss. Whether it’s for a Samsung TV, PS5, or Xbox Series X, this cable handles everything I throw at it like a pro.At 1 metre, it’s the Goldilocks of cables for me—not too short, not too long, just perfect with a little extra slack to keep things tidy.If you’re looking for a hassle-free HDMI cable that lives up to its specs, look no further. Five stars.

Works well and good value

Arri Ed on time, decent 2.1 HDMI cable, 2 m. Just what I wanted

Nicely made braided 1m cable as described and does what it's supposed to, at least up to a 4k60p YUV4:4:4 8 bit output for my application which shouldn't tax a Ultra High Speed certified 48Gbps cable. It had the HDMI Ultra High Speed hologram sticker on the outer packaging rather than attached to the cable so I might have to attach a label to the cable so I can remember what certification class it is (other than the genreic "8K" printed on the plug). I'm using it to feed signal to a HDMI splitter from a UHD Bluray player and then onwards to a 4k projector that only accepts 4k60p at YUV4:4:4 8 bit as the top speed.

Good quality HDMI leads, decent thickness of leads, good transfer speeds, handles 4K easily and reproduces a good picture and sound running through my sound bar.

Very good value for money

I don't like having to give a review after only a couple of days having it, but so far it works fine. I simply bought it cos I needed a much shorter cable. If anything goes wrong I will report back. Time is always the true tester.