Review on Mrocioa Premium Certified Support HDMI2 0 by Timothy Jimenez

60 with HDR10 - that's the limit of my ability to test them. This means they should work with almost any HDMI implementation - they can even work with HDMI 2.1 as long as the actual connector and conductor count hasn't changed. They are thick and well constructed, although the amount of insulation around the plug can make it difficult to fit into the sockets, minimizing adjacent clearance. The cord material is a slick polymer that can pose a problem as it is more easily damaged. When bundled with other cables covered with the same material it can be difficult to "fish" the cable out of the bundle due to friction causing the cables to rub against each other (although this is unlikely to be a problem with the cable) . . this short one) - unlike nylon sheathed cables, there is generally no such friction problem.