🔴 Black 100-Feet Amazon Basics CL3 Rated HDMI Cable with RedMere - 4K/30Hz, 10.2 Gbps Review

I bought this item but it doesn't work. I connect my TV to my laptop and have never found a signal. When I connect another HDMI cable, the TV connects to the laptop after a few seconds.

Great build quality but didn't work. Showed the image for a second, then turned it off and on again. It's not worth it. Maybe a smaller size will do, but then any HDMI cable can be used.

I bought this HDMI cable because it said it works in 4K. Yes, but only at 30Hz, not the 60Hz that 4K needs most to display on your TV. It's almost impossible to find a 4K TV with a 30Hz HDMI input. They usually only have a 60Hz input, so you won't get a picture on your TV with this cable.

The cable transmits well on a 30m HDMI 4K60 cable. Copper wires inside (no stranded wires). This turns the cable into stone. Disconnects your device's HDMI ports very easily. Optional flexible HDMI extension cables must be used to prevent damage to the HDMI connector on devices at both ends (input and output).

Had to walk 70ft to connect a security NVR to a flat panel. The cable is thick, but working with it is not that difficult. Ran through the wall, up and through the ceiling and down another wall. This cable replaced a wireless HDMI transceiver system that worked but had occasional reception problems. Now there are no such problems. Running the cable wasn't easy, but the trade-off was living with the issues of a wireless transceiver.

We use it in our live broadcast business and it works like a champ. This gives us exceptional image quality and gives us the flexibility to place our cameras where we need them. Much cheaper than upgrading our cameras and video mixers to SDI!

I bought this HDMI cable because it claims to be 4K capable. Yes, but only at 30Hz, not the 60Hz that 4K needs most to display on your TV. It's almost impossible to find a 4K TV with a 30Hz HDMI input. They usually only have a 60Hz input, so you won't get a picture on your TV with this cable.

Had to walk 70ft to connect the NVR to the flat panel. The cable is thick, but working with it is not that difficult. Ran through the wall, up and through the ceiling and down another wall. This cable replaced a wireless HDMI transceiver system that worked but had occasional reception problems. Now there are no such problems. Running the cable wasn't easy, but the trade-off was living with the issues of a wireless transceiver.