gofanco 4K HDMI 2.0 Repeater & Retimer | HDMI Signal Booster & Extender up to 4K @60Hz | YUV 4:4:4, HDR, HDMI 2.0a, HDCP 2.2, 18Gbps, CEC Pass-Through, Cascading (PRO-HDrepeat) Review

Connected to both ends of my 20ft HDMI mono price cable and no signal. So I bought a Ruiipro 25 inch optical arc HDMI cable and now it works great. I should note that this didn't work for 4K. This can work for 1080p.

I have a problem with my projectors. I walked 20 feet. HDMI cable through the wall and plugged into my receiver for my Apple TV. It was fine connecting directly to my Apple TV, but I had a major problem connecting to my receiver. My projector keeps getting darker when using the receiver as a source. This HDMI repeater/amplifier solved the problem. Now everything works fine.

I originally had a 40ft HDMI cable from my computer to my TV but couldn't get HDR to work. The signal just wasn't strong enough, and other non-powered adapters didn't work with the two 13ft HDMI cables I bought separately to replace the 40ft cable. There was a power source around about where the two 13-foot cables connect, so I plugged it in and - bam! - The problem is solved. Have had it for a while with no problems. Maybe 6 months or more.

If your 1080P video sources work well (like PS4) and your 4K drops frequently (like PS5), then this is your go-to product. This is exactly what I experienced with my 10ft HDMI cable and this product solved the problem perfectly! The PS5 feels just as responsive, so I didn't feel any extra input lag, which is a huge plus for gamers! but I recommend just powering it (I used a standard Apple USB charger for pure 5V power) with a good quality external USB power plug (no gas station chargers!) so it

The Canon M50 Mk ii's HDMI port is rated at 2.44m. That's not enough even for home studio purposes. This unit has allowed me to extend my HDMI cable an additional 8 feet without any noticeable loss in picture quality. The cable connects to a Taktoppy Video HDMI Capture Card connected to a Satechi USB-C Multiport Pro Adapter. The device worked perfectly without connecting an external power source to the micro USB port on the side of the device. This works under two conditions: 1. An ideal…

When I was remodeling my house a few years ago, I buried the best HDMI cables I could afford at the time in the wall. Now, a few years later, and after switching to a new 65 inch OLED TV, the picture of all my AV components connected via wall cables "sparkles". This was quite annoying and after some research it turned out that I needed "High Speed HDMI Cable" or Fiber Optic HDMI Cable. Now that I had my cables hidden I couldn't rip them out and replace them. I was skeptical because of the price