BIFALE 8K HDMI Cable 25ft, Nylon Braided 2.1 HDMI Cable with Dolby Atmos Support, 8K@60Hz, 4K@120Hz, Dynamic HDR, eARC, 48Gpbs, Compatibility with Apple TV, PS5, RTX3080 / 3090, RX 6800/6900, and More Review

I've just bought a new expensive gaming PC and while I've read online that different HDMI cables don't really matter, my own experience says otherwise. With my old HDMI cable, the picture was very choppy and sometimes flickered. I don't have any of those problems with it and the graphics in my games look just as great as they should. Maybe my old cable is too old and this one is like any other in years, but I don't regret this purchase.

- I had an issue with screen flickering that caused the image to toggle on and off with my previous HDMI cable. Weird because I understand (the fiber optic cable I used) is the same brand. I used a previous HDMI cable on my Sony UBP-X800M2 4K UHD Home Theater Streaming Blu-ray Disc Player (UBPX800M2). The screen/display was on and off. That was not good. I chose this cable "" BIFALE 8K HDMI Cable 15ft, Nylon Braid 2.1 HDMI Cable supports Dolby Atmos, 8K@60Hz, 4K@120Hz, Dynamic HDR, eARC…

Use this to transfer videos to another computer and monitor. I don't know what to say other than that it works. I had no problems for a week. who knows what will cause the cables to go bad if not moved etc. All I know is that it happens. They worked very well, but for how long. I wouldn't even know what to think of them. They aren't as well made as others I've bought. but they work fine. for the price of two of them of this length - good value for money.

I bought this for my PS5 when I got an HDMI 2.1 TV. It took me a little more time because I was pulling it through the wall. The cable is clearly well armored, but also quite easy to fish in the wall. Came with plugs to keep my connections clean while fishing. The picture is very clean. I would definitely recommend it. Not exactly thrilled with the bright blue, but it helps to identify which cable is there, and you still don't end up seeing it from the couch.

I've just bought a new expensive gaming PC and while I've read online that different HDMI cables don't really matter, my own experience says the opposite. The picture on the HDMI cable was very choppy at times and flickered. I don't have any of those problems with it and the graphics in my games look just as great as they should. Maybe my old cable is too old and this one is like any other in years, but I don't regret this purchase.

I haven't done anything to try to sync the speeds on them and see if they actually stream at 48Gbps but I have no problems noticed with them. Love the blue shield and use the included velcro straps to manage the cables which is very handy. My only complaint, and as far as I know it's an intentional design feature, is that they aren't very flexible, especially on the ends where the actual HDMI ports are. It felt like bending things to get them at an angle where they could be connected…