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I had this commented on my new Denon receiver for my TV and Sony TV can test the cable for performance and reported that the cable is working at the highest data rate. So all good. The picture is excellent and the cable is easy to install as it is quite flexible. I also like that it doesn't have the backlight that one of my other cables has and that annoys me.

I recently bought a LG OLED CX 77 inch TV and have upgraded our HDMI cables to ensure the best picture quality. Can't say it's a huge difference because we don't no game, but on AppleTV I think the picture is a bit CLEAR and it's the same when you're watching 4K with Blu-Ray.

I recently bought a LG OLED CX 77 inch TV and upgraded our HDMI cables to offer the best picture quality. Can't say it's a big difference because we're not. Isn't it a game but on AppleTV the picture gets a bit clearer in my opinion and when watching 4K with Blu-Ray it's the same. $2,000 or $3,000 for a TV. I am happy with the choice.

HDMI cables are not just HDMI cables. I had a weird issue where my external monitor went blank, almost like resetting the display. There were some guidelines to ensure I was using an HDMI 2+ compatible cable. I didn't know what I was using because the cable hadn't been around for a few years, longer than this new monitor/TV. Surprise! This HDMI 2.1 certified cable solved my upgrade problem right away. Now I'm replacing them with other computers and consoles, just in case. Also of great…

I was having trouble transferring data from my new graphics card to my new TV. I thought it might be a cable so I bought it. Unfortunately it has a short circuit. If I accidentally bump into the HDMI cable or turn the TV over, the picture is lost. Of course, this problem only existed when the cable was behind the rear window. Luckily I can wiggle around a bit and get the image to work. It's a bit tedious, but as long as I don't set up other electronics, it's ok. Right now I don't have a lot of…

eARC is the latest technology for high quality 5.1 and 7.1 surround sound systems for TVs with soundbars, subwoofers and rear speakers. You need cables that support faster technologies for video and high-speed audio. This standard is eARC - 32 times faster data update for HDMI cables over ARC (Audio Return Channel). "E" means Extended, the standard supports much faster data transmission. I have an old system on one of my TVs that supports a Sony 5.1 compression soundbar, subwoofer and remote…