Review on 🔹 BlueRigger 25ft 4K HDMI Cable | High-Speed 18 Gbps, HDR, Nylon Braided | PS5, Xbox, Apple TV, HDTV | Blu-ray, PC | Reliable, Durable Cord by Andrew Agarwal

I have 3 of these cables: two 3ft cables to connect my Xbox and 4K Apple TV to a Marantz SR5012 receiver and one 25ft cable to connect my receiver to connect to my LG OLED TV. These cables are fantastic. The build quality is top notch and they work with every format I've tried. 1080p, 4K HDR and 4K Dolby Vision. At least one review mentioned that 4K Dolby Vision didn't work, but I suspect it was a hardware or settings issue on their end. I had to enable "extended" HDMI on my receiver, but when I did it worked fine. I'm half contemplating throwing out every HDMI cable in my house, of which there are LOTS, and just starting with these. I have a drawer full of really expensive HDMI cables that are five years old and they don't match. The only thing to note is that these are high performance cables. If you need to do a lot of twists and turns in your setup, I would do more than you think you need. Otherwise don't think twice. Paying over $100 for an HDMI cable is just silly. Retailers are pushing them because their markups are outrageous. HDMI cables are not like the old video/audio cables where quality compromised performance. HDMI cables do/do not pass, but these do! and just start with them. I have a drawer full of really expensive HDMI cables that are five years old and they don't match. The only thing to note is that these are high performance cables. If you need to do a lot of twists and turns in your setup, I would do more than you think you need. Otherwise don't think twice. Paying over $100 for an HDMI cable is just silly. Retailers are pushing them because their markups are outrageous. HDMI cables are not like the old video/audio cables where quality compromised performance. HDMI cables do/do not pass, but these do! and just start with them. I have a drawer full of really expensive HDMI cables that are five years old and they don't match. The only thing to note is that these are high performance cables. If you need to do a lot of twists and turns in your setup, I would do more than you think you need. Otherwise don't think twice. Paying over $100 for an HDMI cable is just silly. Retailers are pushing them because their markups are outrageous. HDMI cables are not like the old video/audio cables where quality compromised performance. HDMI cables do/do not pass, but these do! I would go longer than you think you need. Otherwise don't think twice. Paying over $100 for an HDMI cable is just silly. Retailers are pushing them because their markups are outrageous. HDMI cables are not like the old video/audio cables where quality compromised performance. HDMI cables do/do not pass, but these do! I would go longer than you think you need. Otherwise don't think twice. Paying over $100 for an HDMI cable is just silly. Retailers are pushing them because their markups are outrageous. HDMI cables are not like the old video/audio cables where quality compromised performance. HDMI cables do/do not pass, but these do! but these do! I would go longer than you think you need. Otherwise don't think twice. Paying over $100 for an HDMI cable is just silly. Retailers are pushing them because their markups are outrageous. HDMI cables are not like the old video/audio cables where quality compromised performance. HDMI cables do/do not pass, but these do! but these do! I would go longer than you think you need. Otherwise don't think twice. Paying over $100 for an HDMI cable is just silly. Retailers are pushing them because their markups are outrageous. HDMI cables are not like the old video/audio cables where quality compromised performance. HDMI cables do/do not pass, but these do!