🔌 High-Quality 10-Foot HDMI Cable (4K 60Hz, HDCP 2.2, HDR, 18Gbps) with Braided Cord Review

I am pleased to report that this cable supports 4K resolution at 60Hz with an aspect ratio of 4:4:4 from my nVidia GTX 1080. I was disappointed with my newest cables because it wasn't an option in the nVidia settings. Panel - replaced with this cable and all is well. Note that these are thick cables and the connectors can't flex too much from the cable - they're "tough" if you will, so keep that in mind. It seems to be very high quality construction cables. Highly recommended!

The cable looks good but the connectors are of poor quality. I was trying to connect HDMI 2 from my high-end computer's graphics card to a high-resolution 4K monitor. Both ends didn't fit into the connectors so badly that I got constant bad audio, clicks, and video cuts. I replaced it with a much cheaper cable that does the job. It's not economically worth sending back, so I threw it away. If you're looking for quality in a high-performance situation, you might want to look elsewhere.

Very disappointed. Cable received, checked, everything ok. Appeared to be of good quality. I'm building an entertainment center behind my TV so I had to make sure it worked before mounting it behind the wall. Almost immediately after sealing the wall, I pull the TV out a little (on the bracket) and the cable bends, then breaks at the joint. Didn't force anything. Barely pulled it out. The cable may be of excellent quality, but the connection is cheap. Now I'm stuck with a dead wire behind my…

High quality cable. This cable fully complies with the HDMI 2.0 standard. It actually supports 4k @ 60Hz and 10-bit color as well as full 4:4:4 color support. If you are using a 4K TV as a computer monitor and it supports 4:4:4 color, this cable should be used. I have used other HDMI cables that do not support full color or 4K@60Hz and 10-bit color. High quality cable with a beautiful braided outer sleeve. I am very happy with the performance. I have an image showing test text indicating a full

Bought two of these over Thanksgiving weekend 2017 because I needed a 10 foot length for my Xbox One S and 4k player. They worked great until 2 weeks ago. My Xbox flickered every few seconds. I switched cables between both devices and the problem was actually worse. I hard reset the xbox and now it says it can't support any aspect of 4k. I tried forcing some settings, reinstalled cables, tried different HDMI ports on my TV but nothing worked. At the moment I have to get new cables. I don't know

I recently bought a SONY 4K TV. I purchased a SecurOMax 6ft cable with this TV. Since the picture was improved with this cable and not my old HDMI cables (which weren't 4K UHD HDMI 2.0 capable), I decided to buy 2 more of these cables, this time 10 feet long. I have since ordered another of these cables, 4 in total. I have a PIONEER receiver with HDMI pass-through, so I use these cables to connect my DISH Hopper, ROKU box and Blu-ray DVD player . to the PIONEER receiver and one of these cables…

I have horizontal blue stripes and overall poor quality on my computer monitor. At first they thought the monitor or video card was defective. Several searches have shown that it could be a bad HDMI cable or just a shielded cable is needed. First, this cable comes out of the box compared to the basic Revain cables I bought a few years ago (6ft) for about the same price. Second, after the connection, it was like night and day. Not only were the streaks gone, but the overall improvement in screen

Not sure if Xbox One S or HDMI cable is faulty so both are flagged for it. I have a 4K HDR TV that I absolutely love and have always loved the features it has. I've been having issues with this pair for quite some time, so I'm ready to buy a new cable and console. My Xbox should be able to detect which cable and TV are connected and adjust the picture accordingly. With this cable, however, the resolution is set to 540p. This is a very small, very low resolution image that looks terrible on a…

All these amazing reviews and here I am writing this on my PC connected to my 55 inch 4k HDR panel which is now flickering like crazy everywhere with horizontal lines popping up every second. It's terrible. I have checked all relevant points, drivers are ok, color settings are correct, update to 60, resolution is set correctly. I disable this and go back to my old one. who is about an inch thinner than this monster of demented proportions. Honestly, this cable reminds me of the old days of…