World of Data HDMI Cable (20M) (20 Meter) - v1.4 - Ultra HD (4K x 2K) - Ethernet - 3D - Smart TV - Audio & Video - Lead - PS3 - xBox - Blu-Ray

I don't understand the negative reviews on this cable. All I can assume is that they've been unlucky as I honestly cannot fault it. 10m cable connected from my Blu-ray recorder to my projector and it works perfectly. The only thing I can't comment on is it's longevity. But considering it's staying plugged in I doubt I'll have any issues.I recommend this cable and wouldn't hesitate buying a second one should the need arise 👍

I can see by the reviews that quite a few people seem to have ended up with a dud or inferior cable fortunately, i wasn't one of them. I bought this cable roughly a year ago for my new HD tv & used it to connect to my sky+ HD box in another room, i never had a problem with it at all.it is possible that this company received a bad batch of cables OR they are not despatching the same cable as Advertised, i have known this to be case with other companies. In fact when i ordered this cable the one that arrived did not look like the one in the picture BUT it was of very good quality, perhaps sometimes it works in our favour although, its not a practise that i agree with & you would think that they would lose too much business because of it.One bit of info that may help someone is.... to cut a long story short... the new tv i got nearly a year ago is being replaced with a better brand & i have discovered that this cable is not suitable to carry the signal in full HD quality (looks like tv did before i ever had HD!) so i have now got to buy a 'CATEGORY 2' cable (hence me looking around & ending up finally doing a review!). maybe cheaper or older TV's are less demanding in the speed dept!

Not the best that I have come to expect from Amazon sellers, for some reason I cannot now use my Blutooth from the PC to television, as there is serious interference wit this cable, and my last cable even though only 2 meters long had no issues at all. Just means I now need to buy a 10 meter 3.5mm audio extension lead too, a pain but bearable. As a paraplegic, having the PC near the bed is very important, and I can at least use the big tv as a monitor rather than having a small monitor next to the bed. Would not be buying this particular brand again though, I guess you get what you pay for.

As other people will say with an HDMI it either works or it doesn't so try to buy the cheapest wire you can. Sure these £50 scam brands brag extra life and better connectors, but at the end of the day I don't care if this £5 wire lasts me a year because in 10 years time I doubt we will still be using HDMI or at least something better will of come along. But I have bought a few of these wires for different devices and ALL of them are still working over 2 years later so I would strongly recommendatory this wire for anyone who needs it for a distance :D

The main selling point of this cable is the 10m length, which is useful if you have a device situated a long way away from your television. The build quality is all right and the price is reasonable for this type of cable. It works fine if you want to pass a 720p signal over it, but when you up the resolution to 1080p, the quality is terrible with lots of picture distortion. If full HD is not important to you then get this cable, but otherwise there are likely better quality long cables available.

I read all the reviews and don't understand all the negative comments.I have the 10mtr cable connected to a Geforce GT630 Graphics card and a Panasonic HDTV, I am very pleased with the result, good colour and sound, in fact perfect.The best benefit of using this cable is not having to convert videos and write a dvd, it's a simple matter of using the Gom player and duplicate the desktop to the hdmi port, brilliant.We also use it on a Dell 1525 laptop without any issues.

This was an absolute bargain, but don't be put off by the bargain price.Here's a word of advice regarding HDMI leads - the length of the lead is important. If you want the full 1080i or 1080p then the lead must be 5 metres or under in length, using a longer lead then you will experience screen flickering and noise, the longer the lead the worse this will be. I am using this lead to connect my computer to my TV and I have to reduce the resolution to 720p in order to elliminate screen flicker and noise.It all depends how fussed you are about 1080i/p resolution or 720p resolution, if like me your happy enough with 720p or require the length (which I do) then this cable will do for you.I've connected this cable from my computer to my LCD SONY BRAVIA TV 40".Even though I have to reduce resolution to 720p, I'm still very happy with this purchase and now enjoying watching videos, playing games, BBCiPlayer etc on the big screen while sitting on my favourite armchair.Windows Media Centre looks amazing on the big screen.

The 10M HDMI wire does work, but is frustrating. I have to constantly fiddle with this to make the quality clear. I solved this problem by buying a F/F HDMI extension adapter, and connected another HDMI to the devise (This being a HD projector). Once I had done this, the wire did not need to be fiddled with.I would recommend buying a slightly more expensive wire as it will come at a cost - that being quality.