🔊 BlueRigger 50FT Digital Optical Audio Toslink Cable - Fiber Optic Cord with In-Wall CL3 Rating, 24K Gold-Plated Connectors - Compatible with Home Theatre, Sound Bar, TV, Xbox, Playstation PS5, PS4 Review

[11/9/2016]I purchased this cable as part of a home theater upgrade (along with a new HD projector, a ViewHD 4x2 HDMI matrix switcher and a set of HDMI cables from Twisted Veins). When video is routed to a projector, audio must be sent separately to the sound system. This cable serves its purpose perfectly. It also contributed to the removal of nearly a dozen other cables (mainly numerous video and audio cables). I would buy this product again. and I recommend it to you. Actually I plan to buy…

Installed as a SPDIF audio extender from the home entertainment system in the living room to my audio/computer room and the route runs under the house. Barely got there due to the nature of the route. I actually had to add a 9ft/3m extension with a Toslink connector on the target. The transmitted sound is clear, without gaps. It actually works better than the old coaxial SPDIF that this cable replaces. The connectors on each end are well made and ensure a solid connection. I would recommend…

I've used metal body Toslink cables and they tend to wriggle in the port because they don't have a good port grip. A good solid connection to the Toslink port is the most important aspect to get a good optical signal through the Toslink port. You want as much light as possible to hit the port at right angles. Plastic cases are actually better than metal cases for this, as plastic has a better grip on the input connector than slippery metal. In addition to grip, you need a well-protected but not

this is the second just to connect it with my shorter cord. Can't give a perfect rating as my smart tv optical input is pushed back into the tv which was defective tried connecting the cable directly to the cable box doesn't work with the soundbar but my RYB works fine. because. I DON'T KNOW. This is a poor quality TV design. Is it because the optical cable was squeezed hard by me when I first used OpticalAudio mode and it broke, bent or damaged? Is there a problem with the cable box in my…

When it comes to HDMI and TOslink cables, I don't spend too much and look for cables that offer good value for money. I'm looking for good build quality and the best value for money to make sure I don't end up with cables that don't last long or overpay because they don't have the best performance. Most people know that cable manufacturers are notorious for selling what you really need and there are still people out there who think you have to shell out $50 for a good Toslink cable. I usually…

I've purchased many optical cables over the years, from the $40 Monster cable in the mid '90s to the later Monoprice cables I plan to use bought about six years ago. return. I go to Monoprice for decent quality at a great price, but at the current price of $6 for this BlueRigger optical cable, this cable works just as well. Aesthetically this is a nice cable. The material of the cable is strong, and even wrapping the cable there was no risk that the internal optical cable would break (obviously

The soundbar I bought came with 'cables' which means the company added the cheapest they had. The main reason I bought this cable was its length. The one that came with the soundbar was too short for my application. I honestly wasn't expecting much because sometimes a cable is just a cable. Well, compared to the standard cable I received, this cable is much better. Freebie shielding was brittle and flimsy. The shielding in the BlueRigger was a much better material and the cable was at least…