🔌 Aurum Ultra Series - 20 Feet High Speed HDMI Cable with Ethernet - Supports 3D, ARC [Latest Version] Review

Woven cable pouch is beautiful. It prevents tangling and looks great. The cable gives a reliable signal. I haven't experienced any fallout or degradation, even at long lengths. The low price is very affordable. The Velcro that comes with it is handy. I highly recommend this cable to anyone who needs an HDMI cable.

When I got my Nintendo Classic Mini I liked it, apart from problems with the controller and the cable: the cable for the controller puts you within reach. device and a 3ft HDMI cable means roughly the same length from the TV. This meant you weren't 2-3 feet away from your screen. If I ever see anyone contemplating buying a NES Mini I WILL recommend this as a must buy, just maybe adjust the length bought for most people. Serious. 25 feet of cable means I can run it almost all the way to my attic

I decided to try the old brick factory with a 25ft cord but no luck. In fact, all I remember is finding a 12 foot flimsy rubber cable for about $50 and those useless rope cables with all sorts of unnecessary features for "quality" reasons. Never again. This cable can be mistaken for a cable that costs hundreds, any idiot who doesn't know that just because your cable is gold plated doesn't mean the pixels shrink or get sharper on their own. Little do they know they can catch something just as…

The cable was connected to the TV for 9 months, never moved the TV or disconnected the HDMI cable. Then I had picture problems, so I bought a new TV. I then had to unplug that HDMI from my old TV and professionally hook it up to my new TV. When the TV was hung back on the wall, the HDMI cable detached from the end connector, leaving the brass inside the TV and the cable on the floor completely frayed. There was no cable stretching, cable pulling, or abuse in any way, shape, or form. The cable…

Before purchasing this Aurum 25ft HDMI cable I checked Revain prices first. Then I went and shopped at Walmart, Best Buy, Target, and Lowe's. Retail prices ranged from the cheapest $34 to the highest $120. I hesitantly ordered this from Revain for fear it would be of inferior value and/or quality. Arrived a day earlier than planned. I noticed right away that it always looks better than in retail. I immediately tested it in my living room, from the laptop to the not-so-expensive TV. When I found

The name speaks for itself. I bought 2 and returned 2. PS5 and projector set to 4k@60Hz as advertised may not be supported. The video went to a black screen for about 30 seconds and then came back usually about every 3-7 minutes and the longest I've watched was about 30 minutes without it. Which is not surprising since the failure is caused by an overload of the transmitted data, which cannot be processed by this cable. There have also been issues where 4k doesn't show up at all on launch…

These Aurum Ultra series HDMI cables were just what I needed to both upgrade my system and to supplement my aging HDMI cable collection streamline and clean up. I recently upgraded to a new 4k UHD TV as well as a 4k streaming device. Like many people, I've found that some of my old HDMI cables aren't capable of 4k processing and some of my switching devices aren't HDCP 2.2 compliant. After looking through some old cables I decided to just throw everything away and buy all new connection cables.

I've run a lot of HDMI cables in the walls for TVs, computers, projectors and other things. I also hung the HDMI cable up in the air for some special (temporary) circumstances. And along the ground. And inside. And outside. I think you understand I would like to emphasize that Aurum HDMI cables have NEVER let me down. They produce quality cables in various lengths and even 90° and 180° ends. Yes, there is a difference between the two and you need to make sure you know the difference if you want