High-performance BIFALE Fiber HDMI Cable 2.0b - 33ft | 4K HDR 60Hz, RGB, ARC, HDCP2.2, 18Gbps | Fiber Optic HDMI Cable Compatible with UHD TV, Monitor, Computer, Xbox 360, PS5 PS4, Blu-ray | Dual Micro HDMI - 10M Review

I was able to replace the original eArc cable that came with the Sonos Arc soundbar. By replacing the original cable; Now I place the soundbar in different places, no longer limited by distance. Kind regards; ToniL

I use two of these cables in the 15 inch version to send my Xbox One X and Roku Ultra signal to a Marantz AV8805. I swapped them out to test both and they both send 4K HDR at 60Hz. I haven't had a chance to test anything other than that, but they're definitely great for my needs.

I'm having input connection problems when using an old cable between the TV and receiver. This seemed to improve the stability and quality of the connection - it's important to note that reducing the distance and size of the cable between devices could also help.

I am very happy with the results. I connected this cable to a J-Tech HDMI Splitter 4K 60Hz 1X2 Multi-Resolution Output (which I highly recommend) and couldn't be happier. 5 star quality on both. I highly recommend getting some cable braces to prevent any downward pressure of the connector due to the weight of the cable.

So I buy these along with Cat8 cables for my PS4 and Firestick. I tested my PS4 speeds before and after and it really made a difference. It was a healthy increase. My Firestick also had less buffering. Then I switched the PS4 to PS5 and the speed was higher than 100Mbps. I don't remember the exact speeds on 4, but on my 5 the speed was 812 plus. For the money this was a great option compared to other MFG cables at a much higher price point.

**Update** The company contacted you about the broken wire and sent a replacement straight away. 5 stars for taking the initiative to quickly respond to a negative review and actually fix the problem instead of just blaming the consumer. Before they called me I bought another cable to replace the broken one and *dude* I didn't realize how easily they slipped through the pipe in the wall. I struggled with another cable for almost an hour (there were already 5 cables) but was able to do it in…

For the price it's hard to beat, although it's doubtful it supports HDMI v2.1. Cables that do so must be labeled Ultra High Speed on the ends or elsewhere. If it isn't, it's not certified. Not many of them are certified for more than 6 feet. However, it worked for what I needed. I sometimes have audio sync issues. It could very well be a cable as it is related to using eARC. However, I also have an LG C9 OLED and some research shows that the processor is having issues with eARC support…

WoW, that's a lesson. For years we have used Ethernet cables to transfer data between computers. These cables are built to last and provide high quality transmission even in the most chaotic/noisy/high electromagnetic environments, confusing and heavily flooded B/G/N cellular sites such as data centers. To protect your data from all these troubles, these Ethernet cables are heavily shielded to protect your data transmission and have a very low network transmission error rate. You understand all