🔌 SecurOMax 1.5 Feet HDMI Cable (2 Pack) - 4K 60Hz, 18Gbps, Braided Cord Review

Favorite size! My PS4 and Roku are very close to the TV, as I recently bought cable boxes for my TV I thought I should trim the cables to make it look a bit cleaner and these 1.5ft cables are perfect! They are very sleek and modern and loved the braided look. I get all my loads with the same look! So far, they're everything I am except. 1.5 feet isn't much, so just measure the distance between your device and the TV twice and order once!

Great! My TV, XFINITY set-top box, and Pioneer Elite receiver were having communication issues and the on-screen image would flicker intermittently. I always thought that one HDMI cable is the same as the others, I was wrong. It turns out that they are different. I'm not geek enough to tell you why they are different, but I can say these cables solved my problem. In fact, they fixed it so well that this order was my second so I could replace other cables.

I was a bit nervous when I bought this product because some of the other adapters didn't work. But it successfully converted 5 component video cables from my old/original XBox 360 to HDMI. My TV doesn't have component inputs - it only has red/yellow/white RCA and HDMI inputs. If you only use the original XBox 360 with red/yellow/white, you get a 4:3 picture on a good 4K TV :( and no HD picture. So the component cables have to be converted to HDMI in order to get the picture stretched to full…

These HDMI cables work great, I've had no problems with them. I don't use them for 4k media but they seem fine for my 1080p games. They also work great with my HDMI splitter, which allows me to connect an MLG gaming monitor and a regular TV to my Xbox at the same time, so I don't have to unplug and plug in every time I'm playing on my Xbox want to switch BenQ to watch. Show on my 47 inch TV. Also, the short length was really handy for splitting up my signal and not having all that extra length…

Cables look like high quality HDMI 2.0 cables. No problem. At the moment the description and product information does not say anything about HDMI 2.2 HDCP. But on the questions answered, the seller states that these cables are HDCP 2.2 compliant. That's why I have to give 2 stars. I tried them on my Roku Premiere+ and my Vizio M55-D0 and with HDCP 2.2, strange things started happening. Roku greenlit HDCP at first, then when I started watching 4k HDR an HDCP warning popped up. Then sometimes the

I bought a couple of these to try and clean up the audio/video routing. I have a fairly complex setup with 5 different HD video sources and a splitter sending video to a monitor and projector. I ordered a couple of these shorter 1.5" cables to get rid of the snakes' nest behind the receiver, as the cables that come with most products are longer, assuming you need to reach the TV from a few feet away. one of them collapsed. I'm fairly tech savvy and adept at HDCP, various HDMI generations etc…