8K HDMI Cable

Bought a 5M cable to connect PC to play games on 4K TV. Works as specified, getting proper 4K signal with data loss. Big and rugged cable will be hard to bend if you are thinking to put in tight spaces but you know it won’t break or tear once it’s it place. you get quality you paid.

Title says it all. It works! I was getting drops in signal and artifacts with another "compliant" cable at 165hz, which prompted it being replaced. This cable has no problems with the high refresh rate. One this to note is it is a thick cable comparatively to other HDMI cables I own. This is not a downside, just making note for others.

Picture quality is very good. Running a 4K Samsung tv with a denon x3800h. Not exactly the highest level of performance however pic quality went from great to extraordinary. Used this cable for all of my components and my tv and I am shocked at how much better the pic is compared to the cables that came with my Verizon Fios boxes. Never thought my tv was capable of this level of picture quality. Works as well as chocolate cables that retail for around $100.00.

Just got a new set of Bluetooth speakers and my old HDMI cables wouldn’t work. After researching, these HDMI cables were exactly what I needed. Price was good (especially compared to $100+ at retail store). The 10’ cable is thinner than the 15’. The cable is a bit stiff but exactly what I needed because I ran it thru the wall behind the TV. If you are looking for a more flexible cable, it might not work for you.

It was heartbreaking to buy an irresponsibly high-end graphics card specifically for 4K-120hz, only to plug in my old "8k" cable and find the screen flickering terribly. It would run 4K-60hz no problem, but 120 was unusable. I thought I had a driver conflict or a faulty card, until research led me to realize that it was actually the HDMI cable at fault. Apparently, my old one was only /claiming/ to be 8k, sneaking by on the probability that most people would never use it at its maximum "rating". Since my TV doesn't have any displayport plugs, and there are no DP-to-HDMI adapters converting to the necessary HDMI 2.1 standard, my only option was to find the proper HDMI cable... and this ended up being the one. When I swapped the counterfeit cable out for this certified HDMI cable, I immediately got a clear, stable picture, 4k-120hz, simple as you like. What a relief; I highly recommend that nobody cheaps out on their cable if you need it to fully live up to its promises. As a bonus, this HDMI cable is pliable (like a desk lamp with a flexible neck), so when I re-ran all my wires through the wall channel that bundles and hides my TV's wires, it was the only one of the bunch that cooperated instead of trying to run away.

I needed a longer cable to move my desktop to the end of my big desk. I am currently using this with an EVGA 3090 and an LG CX 48" tv. There are no issues with resolution, color, and refresh rate. The cable itself is braided and VERY robust. Because of where the hdmi connectors are on the LG CX, it has to bend at an awkward angle to be threaded behind and down the tv's cable hole(?) in the base. But because the cable's connector and cable itself are very thick, I'm not worried about it degrading on me. Because it's so thick, the cable can be a bit hard to maneuver. It's also pretty heavy.

I bought this cable out of necessity after I purchased a new video card. My 12 year old old HDMI cable finally couldn't handle what I was asking of it. Now it is used for my laptop to connect to the TV. This cable is great quality but be aware that it is a rigid cable that doesn't bend easy. Keep that in mind when thinking about your routing. It works great and as advertised. I get the speed and quality I need for a great experience.

While the cable does connect, it frequently flashes black to resync. Over the course of an hour it does this 5 or 6 times which is headache inducing and frustrating while gaming. It doesn't have the issue when using it as hdmi 2.0 instead. Replaced this 15ft cable with a shorter version and my setup with a RTX 3080 and LG TV works without any issues.

Ursprünglich war ich bei dem Preis relativ skeptisch, ob dieses Kabel von Maxonar wirklich 4K/120hz/10bit etc. in Kombination mit meinem PC (RTX 3090) und TV (Samsung QN85B) bei 5m Länge übertragen kann. Nach zwei Wochen testen kann ich jedoch sagen: Ja - tut es, und zwar einwandfrei! Das Kabel ist dick und steif. Die Kabelstecker sind auch nahtlos wie beworben und sitzen fest in den jeweiligen Ports. Laut der App von hdmi.org ist es auch zertifiziert. Ein absolut netter Nebeneffekt ist, dass meine sporadisch kurzen Tonaussetzer verschwunden sind. Die Suche nach einem guten Kabel kann manchmal richtig lästig sein, aber für mich hat sich das Thema (hoffentlich langfristig) erledigt. Ich kann jedenfalls dieses Kabel bedenklos weiterempfehlen.

Good cable. Works well with my PS5.

Câbles utilisés pour relier une TV 83"4K à une B-box, un lecteur Blu Ray et un AppleTV 4K Très épais, très lourd (3x cables de 5M = 2,5 kg)de ce fait très robuste, belle finition, mais très rigide ! (prévoir un peu plus de longueur à l'achat pour permettre des "courbures" amples, car il se plie pas du tout) Très belles images et bon son. Convient parfaitement à ma configuration !

This cable comes as HDMI 2.1 certified (checked with the app from Google store) which means, per hdmi.org, that it "supports all HDMI 2.1 features including uncompressed 8k@60 and 4K@120. The cable’s increased bandwidth capability supports up to 48Gbps." For current and potential future needs I wanted a new 5m Ultra HDMI (2.1) cable and there are very few manufacturers who provide these cables with a length of 5m. At the current price this cable looks to be great value. There is always an underlying question as to whether one can discern differences in sound and picture quality between cables in different price ranges. I have always taken a view that if the cable meets the defined specifications then the only difference between pricing levels should only be product manufacturing/build quality...will it fail early on or last many years. So far this cable looks to be very robust and I can not see any issues with sound or picture quality so initial results are encouraging and I'm happy so I can recommend this.

Me compré recientemente una LG CX para acompañar a mi 3080FE. Tras leer mucho por internet y saber que hay que comprar un cable HDMI que sea completamente compatible con 2.1, con buen ancho de banda pues me puse a investigar y acabé leyendo sobre este cable. A pesar de que no tenía muchas Reviews me decidí a probarlo a ver si funcionaba y no me arrepiento. Compré la versión de 5m que a priori da peor experiencia pero a mi me funciona perfecto. Tengo la TV conectada a mi PC sacando 4K (3840x2160), con HDR a 120hz a 10 bits de profundidad de color y con el formato de color YCbCr 4:4:4 con el GSYNC activado. Vamos a priori todo lo que mi TV puede dar de máximo. Por sacarle algún fallo al cable me parece demasiado rígido pero pero se puede doblar. No subo foto del cable porque mira ya lo tengo puesto. pero es tal cual aparece en el anuncio. Tras 6 meses de uso: Ningún problema con el cable y lo he "torturado" así que contento.