MillionHigh Speed Ultra HDMI Cable 12 Feet (3.6m) with Ethernet - HDMI 2.0 Professional Support 4K 3D 2160P 1440P - Audio Return Channel (ARC),Gold Case

UPDATE: I think it's only fair for me to update my comment. Since the review below, I have discovered that connecting new electronics together is more troublesome that the old days. There are a lot of settings that you need to make for everything to work harmoniously together. I apparently didn't get my receiver to TV signal settings right, and that was why I had image issues, not the cables. Everything else I said remains true, these are good looking, great quality cables. I recommend!I'm giving three stars, but that may be generous. I like the quality of the cables, being flat is nice, and the construction appears high quality. They appear to be a very good deal for the price.However, I bought them to connect a new Yamaha Receiver to a new OLED TV. The receiver was previously connected to a Plasma 1080P TV, so I thought I should upgrade my cables for 4K and the newest standard. I could get a picture and sound with these cables, but the picture was fractured and digitally coming in and out of an image. When transmitting a 4K image I would lose everything. I tried 2 different 6 ft cables with the same results. When I went back to the old cables that I previously used with my Plasma, everything worked fine including the 4K image.

First, the cables were carefully packed in a bag, with plastic caps covering the connections. I really appreciated that attention to detail. The cables themselves are clearly durable, but not too rigid to manipulate to fit into your devices. Using this cable greatly improved the picture and sound quality for my TV when connecting my Mac Mini and my PS3. I am sure these cables will probably outlast all of those items. I fully recommend this HDMI cable.

Purchased two of these high speed HDMI cables for use on a new LG OLED UHD TV. I wanted to make sure they would be capable of carrying a UHD signal with no problem. Thus far the cables seem to be working fine. Only problem is, my brand new OG OLED 65" set was defective and had to go back to Best Buy. When I have a new set, I will follow up with a complete review.

Edited:Seller reached out and sent a replacement cable that worked great! Excellent customer service and I'm glad I was able to get a working cable.Original:Had to go back to my old cable since this one showed green lines and dead pixels on my monitor. Pretty disappointed as I loved the flat flexible cable. Would not recommend this to anyone unless I just had bad luck and got a bum cable.

Well, so far it does NOT support HDCP 2.X. It handles anything below that and it will show 4K upon occasion but not without embarrassment. I mean that HDCP 2.X has nothing to do with showing 4K resolution but all hollywood movies require HDCP 2.X to show 4K movies on a 4K screen. This cable did not work with either of my 4K screens all the time. It works very well at 1080P protected media - just not 4K protected media.

I've just ordered a 5th one of these. I originally gave them a try because my go-to monoprice cable couldn't manage my 4K/HDR throughput problem. So far these have passed everything I've thrown at them without fail, PQ, SQ, handshake are all rock solid. Good performance, snug fit, attractive, reasonably priced, what's not to like?

Love the look and feel of this cable. Other's I've tried have been way to stiff and have put a lot of stress on my laptop and monitor ports at times especially when trying to get the orientation correct or using for mobile connections. But very happy this cable is extremely physically flexible and is working great for me.

I purchased 3 cables to use with a new Denon 4k receiver connected to a Sony 4k TV and blu ray, hoping the flat design would work better in my cabinet. They worked the first day of installation. However, on day two, there was a loss of video between my receiver and and the TV, but audio worked. I tried reconnecting, etc. and restarting both the TV and receiver. Nothing worked. I then re-connected my previous hi speed cables and the connectivity issues stopped. Both my TV and receiver are connected to an ethernet hub. Not sure if this was causing some type of handshake issue or not. Not sure what to do with these now, guess they will go into my "cable" boneyard with my old S-video cables.