6ft Ultra HD 8K High Speed Upto 48Gbps HDMI Cable, 8K@60Hz, 4K@120Hz, Dynamic HDR, 6 Feet Cord, 4K, 2K, 1080P, 3D, for MacBook, UHD TV, Laptop, Monitor, Gaming Consoles & More

When it comes to HDMI Cables, there are two things to consider. The signal and the build. In my review I will cover both aspects of this cable. The signal: When it comes to the signal, there is only 4 possible answers : Does it play video, does it not. Does it play sound, does it not. Purchasing 'expensive name brand cables will not improve these answers. They either work, or they dont. In the case of these cables, I purchased 5 total, and every single one of them worked right out of the bags. Each one was packaged separately in clear plastic bags, and all had plastic tip covers over the ends. They all arrived in perfect condition with no exposed wires, no bent tips, and functioning just fine. The build: When it comes to the build, there are more strict things to consider. Interference through the insulation, amount of data throughput of the cable, longevity of the insulation and solders, and of course HDCP compliant. Interference: I tested the cables being run through an xbox one, to a 4k tv from samsung. Placed directly next to the cables, I sat a microwave (about three feet from it) A cordless phone running on frequency 6.0, a cell phone, and my wifi dual band router on 2.4 and 5 ghz. During gameplay, each one was in use *at one point all at the same time* and there was no interference what so ever with these cables. Data Throughput: The cables worked just fine displaying 3D content running from a bluray player to the TV. HDCP compliance: The cables are HDCP compliance and allow for the securities to sink. * I do not know however if these cables will be HDCP 2.2 compliant as I have no equipment to test. So far, all testing makes no difference between these cables, and extremely expensive cables you would purchase elsewhere. Longevity: This is where the difference shows. The test: disconnecting and reconnecting the cables in a 'firm' hdmi port 50 times daily until breakage happens. First Test was pulling from the cable *the improper way most people do who are in a hurry using the thin cable and not the housing* Results: After 2 days, and 127 disconnects and reconnects, the cord disconnected from the housing. Second Test was proper disconnect using the housing. Results: After 5 days, and 237 disconnects, the HDMI connector broke loose from the housing and is no longer functional. Conclusion: Based off of the price of the cables, the usage, and longevity, these cables still recieve a full 5 stars. Running these tests on more expensive cables will yield a better build and longevity, however for the price, you could purchase many of these cables for 'replacement' when breakage happens, and still spend a hell of a lot less over the years. And that is only if you are a person who consistently plugs and unplugs the cable ( as in the case of a laptop or tablet hook up) If you are using the cables say, for your home theater equipment, or running from desktop computers to monitors or perminant overhead projectors, then the longevity tests in play are non-existent. On a side note: I am not sure if each purchase is supplied by the same people. When writing this review, it shows that the product is shipped and sold by EpicDealz. However when I made the purchase back in Dec, it was shipped and sold by HYUNTEC. Hyuntec is in china, and it took over a month before I recieved my cables. So if you are in a pinch and need the cable immediately, this is not the way to go... however if you are simply looking to get a few cables to have around the house , or replace existing cables (going from vga to HDMI) The price is more than worth it for the wait.

Worked fine for our use which was for our Smart TV! Always good to get a quality product for a reasonable price on Amazon. You don't need Monster Cables for most applications.

OK. First things first. This review is for the 6 food Category 2 HDMI cable that sells for $2.95 (at present) Next, I have owned this cable for one day. It just arrived in the mail this afternoon. Therefore, this review is based upon my initial impressions. And the fact that it seems perfectly functional and I have no issues with it so far. So. I ordered this cable to be used with a Philips HD media player because the HDMI cable that I was using was just way too short. I remember paying a lot for that cable and not really wanting to pay a lot for it but not really knowing there was an alternative. Anyway, I needed to move the media player farther away from the TV and obviously, a short cable makes that impossible. I wanted a longer cable but I didn't want to pay a lot because frankly, it's just painful to pay a lot for a cable. Even if I kind of can see where an HDMI cable is quite a bit more complicated than, say, a composite cable. It makes sense to me that it might be more costly to manufacture a perfect HDMI cable. So in a way, I can understand an HDMI cable costing at least $10. But I didn't want to pay that. I had no idea what to expect really. Because $2.95 with free shipping is less than the price of a meal at a fast food joint. But for such a small sum I was willing to take a chance. When the cable arrived, the only thing I really noticed upon inspection was that it's a little bit thinner than more expensive cables. But it's not as thin as I was expecting after reading some of the reviews here. It looks and feels thick enough to handle the job it's made for. If you plug it in and forget it, it should be fine. Obviously, it's nothing fancy. There's no fancy bling on the plugs or the sheathing. The connectors do appear to be gold plated but I'm far from an expert in gold plating and I wouldn't know fake gold if I saw it. Nevertheless, it shouldn't really matter. I've been using cheap RCA cables with no gold plating all my life and the only thing that ever killed them was if the wire inside broke or something. I kind of doubt HDMI is any more demanding on that aspect of things. At any rate, I honestly don't know how they can make a profit selling these at this price. I mean, you can tell by looking at it that it's nothing fancy but it still costs money to manufacture and ship them to the US from China. Finally, the application I bought this for is not that demanding. The media player is technically an HD player but I never play anything more demanding than 720P (My TV won't go above 720P, actually) and the sound and video seems just fine with this cable. I can't see or hear a bit of difference and now I have a cable that's long enough to put the player where I want to. It remains to be seen if this cable will last a while (if it lasts a couple of years it's well worth the couple of dollars). But as I see it at the moment, this is probably one of the best deals I've ever gotten on Amazon. 5 stars on value alone.

Solid HDMI Cable but Bulkier Than Expected This 6ft Ultra HD HDMI cable does what it promises—it supports 4K at 120Hz and even 8K at 60Hz without signal issues. I tested it on a gaming console and a UHD TV, and the picture quality was sharp with no lag or flicker. It’s also certified for high bandwidth (up to 48Gbps), which gives some peace of mind for future upgrades. The connectors feel sturdy, and the cable itself is thick with good insulation. That said, the thickness makes it a little less flexible, so routing it behind a tight TV mount or through narrow cable guides can be a hassle. It’s also a fairly basic design—no frills or braided finish—so it’s more about function than looks. Bottom line: A dependable HDMI cable that delivers high-quality video and audio, but its stiffness makes it less convenient for tight setups. Great choice if performance is more important than flexibility.

I needed a cable that could handle higher resolutions, and this one works perfectly. The picture is sharp and smooth, even with fast-moving scenes. The connection feels solid and stays in place without coming loose. The length is just right for reaching between my devices without leaving extra slack on the floor. The cable is thick and durable, but it is light enough to travel with easily if needed. I have not noticed any lag or signal drops since using it. It handles both video and audio without any issues. It has made my setup feel more reliable for both movies and gaming, and I would definitely recommend for the price.

Excelente

I would honestly say this product is better than it's competition that charges a considerable amount more. Since you still get the easy HDMI connection cable [it works with any normal HDMI port; gaming systems such as PS3, Xbox 360, are compatible with these and they work fantastic. Why this product is so good is that it's cost efficient and it includes a lengthy cord. The competition often charges a lot more for a much shorter cord and usually the cord is never long enough. This one is long enough and for cheaper price. And you may be thinking that it does not deliver true HD picture because of how cheap it is, but that's exactly what it does. It does the same exact thing as higher priced cables and also has a lower price...I cannot think of a negative to say about this product. If you are needing an extra HDMI cable this is the one to get.

The signal: When it comes to the signal, there is only 4 possible answers : Does it play video, does it not. Does it play sound, does it not. Purchasing 'expensive name brand cables will not improve these answers. They either work, or they dont. In the case of these cables, I purchased 5 total, and every single one of them worked right out of the bags. Each one was packaged separately in clear plastic bags, and all had plastic tip covers over the ends. They all arrived in perfect condition with no exposed wires, no bent tips, and functioning just fine. Conclusion: Based off of the price of the cables, the usage, and longevity, these cables still recieve a full 5 stars. Running these tests on more expensive cables will yield a better build and longevity, however for the price, you could purchase many of these cables for 'replacement' when breakage happens, and still spend a hell of a lot less over the years. And that is only if you are a person who consistently plugs and unplugs the cable ( as in the case of a laptop or tablet hook up) If you are using the cables say, for your home theater equipment, or running from desktop computers to monitors or perminant overhead projectors, then the longevity tests in play are non-existent. This HDMI cord is well worth the price, the picture is absolutely perfect, I got this for a discounted price for my unbiased review. An I am so happy, that I have gotten another for my projection screen. Absolutely amazing product.

funcionan excelente pero por la medida que compre son para cosas especificas como un monitor a un lado de la pc al mismo nivel o tal vez una extension para puertos de tv añadiendo un cople hembra-hembra

computer to tv

Picture and data speed awesome...

I’ve had no problems with this cable. It’s great and well worth the money.

Worth to buy