Review on 🔌 High-Speed 4K HDMI Cable with Braided Cord - 2 Feet | HDCP 2.2, HDR, 60Hz, 18Gbps by Ryan Williams

I have just purchased a new 4k Bolt Vox to add to my new 4k TV and receiver. I already have a box full of HDMI cables and some of them are old, making it impossible to view them if they support the latest standards. Plus, none of them are less than 6 feet long, and the Bolt is so tiny that I plan to hold it very close to the system's HDMI input outdoors. Using a very short 2-foot cable not only means less tangles, but even if the difference is tiny, the shorter the signal has to travel down the cable the better, and 2-foot is pretty short. I mentioned that I have a lot of cables. Almost all of them are very well-known brands that have at some point been marketed as the best available. Some of them cost up to fifty dollars. I've never heard of this brand, but they make very strong claims. Of course, most of us will never know how true a cable manufacturer's claims are, and we'll have no practical way of measuring whether this makes a difference in terms of picture and sound quality unless the cable works. What I can see and feel is the quality of construction and I like what I see. They don't apologize for the fact that this cable is thick and heavy, and it is, but it wasn't a problem for my installation. The ends feel tight and fit without hesitation or loosening. The cable works as expected. And the last thing to consider is value for money, and I have to say yes to that. I would choose this brand again.