Review on 🔌 Sanus Super Slim HDMI Cable - 4 Feet - 18 Gbps High-Speed Supporting Full 1080P, 4K, UltraHD, 3D, Ethernet, Audio Return Channel - SOA-SH4 by James Broome

Seems like a really good alternative to most HDMI cables I've used. I currently use it from laptop to mini projector. The main reason I bought this cable was because of its flexibility and size. Other cables I've used are so bulky that they move the projector around when I move the laptop, and the connector heads on some are just huge and interfere with a lot of things sitting next to the laptop. Pros: This cable promised to solve the problems of other cables with size and flexibility, and I would say it did! Its smaller form factor and thinner cable really reduce the bulk. The projector no longer has to be moved when I move my laptop. Love the aluminum connectors, they really give the cable a nice look and feel of solid construction. The cable seems to relieve stress well, but I would also be wary of cable kinks. a lot of. It's flexible and can bend a lot, but that's never usually good for cables. As for data rates, 4K, UHD, Ethernet, etc. I can't speak to them. I've only ever connected it to a 720p projector and nothing else. As for my setup, the picture was great so I have no complaints. In my opinion there are different types of "flexible", for example you can have a flexible audio mic to mic cable where the cable can be big but it can bend quite a bit and has little up no storage at all. It lies perfectly flat on the ground and does not "float" when twisted. Or you might have a small steel braided flex cable that is very small, can flex a lot, but has a lot of storage and, when coiled, tends to "float" or move. around to find balance. In my opinion this cable tends to have more flexibility in the form of a small steel braided cable. It doesn't lie completely flat on the floor or table. But compared to all other HDMI cables I've used, this is by far the most user-friendly in terms of flexibility and size.