MavisLink 35ft Fiber Optic HDMI Cable | 4K 60Hz HDMI 2.0 Cable | 18Gbps HDMI Cord with ARC, HDR, HDCP2.2 & 3D | Ideal for Blu-ray, TV Box, HDTV, 4K Projector, and Home Theater Review

I bought a Sony Bravia x800 75 inch TV and Onkyo receiver from bestbuy. When it was plugged in the picture didn't look that clear As far as I know, maybe. I tried to buy a fancy cable from Revain only to find that the cable didn't transfer 2k or 4k well and flickered horribly at times. In my rush to find a new cable, I found this one day and night. This cable feels and looks good, and plus the fiberglass - NO INTERFERENCE the full length of the cable. Hope this helps someone.

First impressions I bought a 50ft cable and so far this cable is fantastic for the price. I use this cable with my projector (optima uhd 50x) about 25ft from the screen, and use a cable about 45ft long to get from the soundbar, which is under the screen, along the edges of the wall and ceiling Projector. .Video quality is amazing. I used a 25ft mono high speed 4K HDMI cable and it worked great and replacing it with this cable was a noticeable improvement. It has maintained consistently high…

Firstly the price, secondly the quality of the product as described, thirdly the 100% signal transmission, which is what we value most when buying a cable. With fiber optics, even at a relatively short distance, you know that when you operate your multimedia devices you get 100% guaranteed video because it is literally carried by the mirror along its entire length, so no loss, so if you want to calibrate your TV picture, it It's good to know that you provide 100% of the signal before launch. No

If you're over 10-10 feet tall, treat yourself to this type of cable because it's light, thin, and works like magic . The radius of the curves / bends is also small - they are easy to lay. The only downside is that it's about three times the price of *good* copper cable. However, I would recommend it rather than trying to run heavy gauge copper wire cables with a terrible bend/turn radius. Oh, and connect the source end to the source - those cables are directional. PS The weight of the heavy…

This cable is so good it seems impossible. Literally! Since the HDMI format is actually pretty bad, it's not recommended for "regular" 50ft cables. You will find that every other manufacturer has caveats or accelerators in their product to overcome the 50ft distance problem. Somehow, however, this cable seems to do it, with the obvious solution being "fiber optic". Okay, that makes sense on the first pass. Except that the cable box only outputs an electronic signal and the TV only receives an…

Second time I bought two of these in January a new PS5 and a new Dell Inspiron, must have a new tech HDMI cable to connect them to my new amazing widescreen monitor I mean wow one end has to show the other on the monitor oh yeah it has to be some new tech stuff make it glow electric blue like that and I even pay 10 bucks more. IMAGE on my new devices with new technology looks AMAZING!. Looks freaking awesome with my $5 too. Now that HDMI was brand new I spent a decent amount on this brand new…