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Review on πŸ”Ή BlueRigger 25ft 4K HDMI Cable | High-Speed 18 Gbps, HDR, Nylon Braided | PS5, Xbox, Apple TV, HDTV | Blu-ray, PC | Reliable, Durable Cord by Adam Bates

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Don't understand all the good reviews

I really don't understand all the good reviews about them. I bought because of the many good reviews. I wanted to replace my old HDMI cables with something more modern. Was very excited because the price was fantastic. They arrived on time and in perfect condition. Very nice cables. Seems well done. I went ahead and replaced the old cables with these new ones, reassembled my entertainment center and couldn't wait to see a big improvement. The? Image quality has gone down the toilet. Tried cable TV and 4K Bluray. The image looks like it is lacking in color and almost posterized. I went into the settings of the tv and 4k player and everything was as it should be. Tried to adjust color etc. No improvement. Cable TV had Return of the Jedi, so I tried unsuccessfully to adapt. Turned everything off, removed those BlueRigger Rugged High Speed HDMI 2.0 cables, and reconnected my old cables. TV and Blu-ray turned on again and the picture was fantastic again. So I don't know why the old cables are so much better than this one. After some web research I think I will use AudioQuest Pearls or Forest cables. They are really expensive but I read that there is a HUGE difference in picture quality compared to cheap cables. Sorry BlueRigger for the negative rating. I went into the settings of the tv and 4k player and everything was as it should be. Tried to adjust color etc. No improvement. Cable TV had Return of the Jedi, so I tried unsuccessfully to adapt. Turned everything off, removed those BlueRigger Rugged High Speed HDMI 2.0 cables, and reconnected my old cables. TV and Blu-ray turned on again and the picture was fantastic again. So I don't know why the old cables are so much better than this one. After some web research I think I will use AudioQuest Pearls or Forest cables. They are really expensive but I read that there is a HUGE difference in picture quality compared to cheap cables. Sorry BlueRigger for the negative rating. I went into the settings of the tv and 4k player and everything was as it should be. Tried to adjust color etc. No improvement. Cable TV had Return of the Jedi, so I tried unsuccessfully to adapt. Turned everything off, removed those BlueRigger Rugged High Speed HDMI 2.0 cables, and reconnected my old cables. TV and Blu-ray turned on again and the picture was fantastic again. So I don't know why the old cables are so much better than this one. After some web research I think I will use AudioQuest Pearls or Forest cables. They are really expensive but I read that there is a HUGE difference in picture quality compared to cheap cables. Sorry BlueRigger for the negative rating. removed those BlueRigger Rugged High Speed HDMI 2.0 cables and plugged in my old cables. TV and Blu-ray turned on again and the picture was fantastic again. So I don't know why the old cables are so much better than this one. After some web research I think I will use AudioQuest Pearls or Forest cables. They're really expensive, but I've read that there is a HUGE difference in picture quality compared to cheap cables. Sorry BlueRigger for the negative rating. removed those BlueRigger Rugged High Speed HDMI 2.0 cables and plugged in my old cables. TV and Blu-ray turned on again and the picture was fantastic again. So I don't know why the old cables are so much better than this one. After some web research I think I will use AudioQuest Pearls or Forest cables. They're really expensive, but I've read that there is a HUGE difference in picture quality compared to cheap cables. Sorry BlueRigger for the negative rating. that I will be using AudioQuest Pearls or Forest cables. They're really expensive, but I've read that there is a HUGE difference in picture quality compared to cheap cables. Sorry BlueRigger for the negative rating. removed those BlueRigger Rugged High Speed HDMI 2.0 cables and plugged in my old cables. TV and Blu-ray turned on again and the picture was fantastic again. So I don't know why the old cables are so much better than these. After some web research I think I will use AudioQuest Pearls or Forest cables. They're really expensive, but I've read that there is a HUGE difference in picture quality compared to cheap cables. Sorry BlueRigger for the negative rating. that I will be using AudioQuest Pearls or Forest cables. They're really expensive, but I've read that there is a HUGE difference in picture quality compared to cheap cables. Sorry BlueRigger for the negative rating. removed those BlueRigger Rugged High Speed HDMI 2.0 cables and plugged in my old cables. TV and Blu-ray turned on again and the picture was fantastic again. So I don't know why the old cables are so much better than this one. After some web research I think I will use AudioQuest Pearls or Forest cables. They're really expensive, but I've read that there is a HUGE difference in picture quality compared to cheap cables. Sorry BlueRigger for the negative rating. What a HUGE difference in picture quality compared to cheap cables. Sorry BlueRigger for the negative rating. removed those BlueRigger Rugged High Speed HDMI 2.0 cables and plugged in my old cables. TV and Blu-ray turned on again and the picture was fantastic again. So I don't know why the old cables are so much better than this one. After some web research I think I will use AudioQuest Pearls or Forest cables. They are really expensive but I read that there is a HUGE difference in picture quality compared to cheap cables. Sorry BlueRigger for the negative rating. What a HUGE difference in picture quality compared to cheap cables. Sorry BlueRigger for the negative rating. removed those BlueRigger Rugged High Speed HDMI 2.0 cables and plugged in my old cables. TV and Blu-ray turned on again and the picture was fantastic again. So I don't know why the old cables are so much better than this one. After some web research I think I will use AudioQuest Pearls or Forest cables. They're really expensive, but I've read that there is a HUGE difference in picture quality compared to cheap cables. Sorry BlueRigger for the negative rating. So I don't know why the old cables are so much better than these. After some web research I think I will use AudioQuest Pearls or Forest cables. They're really expensive, but I've read that there is a HUGE difference in picture quality compared to cheap cables. Sorry BlueRigger for the negative rating. So I don't know why the old cables are so much better than this one. After some web research I think I will use AudioQuest Pearls or Forest cables. They're really expensive, but I've read that there is a HUGE difference in picture quality compared to cheap cables. Sorry BlueRigger for the negative rating. but I've read that there is a HUGE difference in picture quality compared to cheap cables. Sorry BlueRigger for the negative rating. So I don't know why the old cables are so much better than this one. After some web research I think I will use AudioQuest Pearls or Forest cables. They're really expensive, but I've read that there is a HUGE difference in picture quality compared to cheap cables. Sorry BlueRigger for the negative rating. but I've read that there is a HUGE difference in picture quality compared to cheap cables. Sorry BlueRigger for the negative rating. So I don't know why the old cables are so much better than this one. After some web research I think I will use AudioQuest Pearls or Forest cables. They're really expensive, but I've read that there is a HUGE difference in picture quality compared to cheap cables. Sorry BlueRigger for the negative rating. They're really expensive, but I've read that there is a HUGE difference in picture quality compared to cheap cables. Sorry BlueRigger for the negative rating. They're really expensive, but I've read that there is a HUGE difference in picture quality compared to cheap cables. Sorry BlueRigger for the negative rating.

Pros
  • ➀ Improved Viewing Experience: Ideal for all HDMI 2.0 devices and backward compatible with HDMI 1.4, 1.3 and 1.2 standards. Enjoy unprecedented video quality, crisp and accurate audio with no lag
Cons
  • So far so good