🔌 Aieloar 8K Optic Fiber HDMI 2.1 Cable | Support 8K@60Hz 4K@120Hz Dynamic HDR 10, eARC, HDCP2.2 | 4:4:4 | 7680x4320 Resolution | 48Gbps Bandwidth | HDMI 2.1 Cable for PS5, PS4, 8K TV | 15M/50FT Review

Installing this Aieloar fiber optic cable was easy. The cable is marked in which direction it should be laid. This optical cable is better quality than our standard HDMI cable with faster download and higher image resolution. The cable is of high quality and works perfectly.

Good product. Everything was going fine until I connected my Xbox Series X. It works. BUT only at 4k 6hz or 1440p at 120. I bought it thinking it would work at 4k 120hz but unfortunately it didn't. And yes, my TV supports 4k 120hz because I used original Xbox HDMI and it worked fine. I'm not saying don't buy. But if you're gaming like me and want both 4k at 120Hz, you'll be disappointed. But if you're just a casual gamer who doesn't really need all of that then you should be fine with that as…

This gives you good 1080p 120Hz and 4K 60Hz resolution but keeps flickering at 4K 120Hz or 8k resolution which is what this cable claims can. I have an LG Gx 65 inch OLED that supports 4K 120Hz and HDMI 2.1 and a PlayStation 5. My cable was replaced and I had the same problem. I recommended getting the cable below which I bought and I have no problem with 4K 120Hz, it's a bit more expensive but it's certified to high speed HDMI standards. If you don't care about 4K 120Hz or 8k, then why buy…

Forget giving dad a gift certificate for the hardware store or anything useless. They brought this cable (not as a gift, of course), but as a solution. My dad started watching live streams of European channels, but it was only through the laptop's flash browser, so we had to connect his laptop next to the TV. With this long cable the problem was solved. Picture quality (4K) is good and clear, with no judder or shake. and my father doesn't have to get up to change the channel. It's great and…

This will give you good 1080p 120Hz and 4K 60Hz but will flicker constantly at 4K 120Hz or 8K which is what this cable advertises. I have an LG Gx 65 inch OLED that supports 4K 120Hz and HDMI 2.1 and a PlayStation 5. My cable was replaced and I had the same problem. I recommended getting the cable below which I bought and I have no problem with 4K 120Hz, it's a bit more expensive but it's certified to high speed HDMI standards. If you don't care about 4K 120Hz or 8k, then why buy those…

I may have just received a defective unit, but this cable did not work on any of the units I tested it on. I've connected it to various TVs, monitors, and even projectors, but I haven't gotten any video or audio output. I also tested various input devices including my laptop and PS5 which are said to support 8K and none of them worked. 8K cables were supposed to be backwards compatible with older TVs, so I figured they would work on any device (I have other 8K cables that work on the same…

This is a great and affordable option! For those who don't know the ins and outs of HDMI numbering and requirements, I'll cover them a bit below. For now just know that this is a great option and I would be happy to pay money for it, although I received it through the Vine program for review. As far as I can tell, I believe most negative reviews, if they actually looked into it, would state that the limitations they see stem from their setup itself, not this cable. although I assume it's…