🔌 Monoprice Ultra 8K High Speed HDMI Cable - 6 Feet - Black, 48Gbps, 8K, Dynamic HDR, eARC - DynamicView Series: Superior Quality HDMI Cable for Stunning 8K Video & Immersive Audio Experience Review

I use Monoprice cables for IT (mainly Cat5e and Cat 6) for a small business. I chose them for their high quality cable products for my Samsung 8K TV. I connect a BluRay 4K player and this cable works great. No problems with connection, picture quality and other things. Just good, strong cables. highlighted.

I needed a new cable for my Xbox One X as the last one I bought had problems with my Xbox and Samsung q9fn TV. Since purchasing the cable and connecting it, all problems have stopped and everything works as it should. It is the right price and definitely good quality. The only thing I would wish for would be a bit more length as I really like running the same cables to all my AV techs but for now this solved the problem I was having so it did the job, for which I needed it.

I had other Monoprice products and they were great so I decided to buy an HDMI 8K cable for better video quality and great sound quality. I ended up testing the Monster HDMI 4K cable, Audioquest cable, Belkin 4K cable recommended by Apple and in the end the quality was just blah. It underperformed and was not inferior to these cables, we can clearly see that it is not 8K quality, or at least what I would expect from this brand. . It's a very good construction and material quality, I expected…

Apple TV 4K is demanding because of its high quality. If you're having trouble with your HDMI connection, you should try one of the "Ultra" HDMI cables that support 8K and 48 Gbps. Most other cables claim to only support 18Gb/s, so 48Gb/s is a huge improvement and much more future-proof. There aren't many 48 Gbps cables these days. There is a 6 foot Belkin that is more than double the price and I bought one of those for my 4K OLED TV receiver, but I bought this cheaper 3 foot cable to get my…

I used 18 gigabit 4k cables for my TV and 4k player, both of which support Dolby Vision technology, and the picture looked very good, with good colors and clarity. I decided to try this cable because of its cheap price and 48Gb/s performance. There seemed to be a noticeable difference. Colors become even brighter and the image appears deeper. Improved sharpness and contrast. The cable is quite flexible. I didn't really think these cables would make much of a difference, but I was surprised…

Installation: AppleTV 4K streamed via JBL Soundbar to LG OLED. Running Dolby Vision and using Dolby Atmos. My previous HDMI/Vizio soundbar setup caused audio dropout issues when set to Dolby Vision for some reason. Recently upgraded to a new soundbar with Atmos and 4K support. Now I've had issues with occasional screen flickering on very rare occasions, but enough to bother me. I chose these new cables because I felt that even if they didn't hit full 8k for some reason, they should still be…

Misleading description, no 8K cable, 20Gbps max speed, 4K 60Hz HDR and only HDCP 2.2 I have a Samsung 8K TV for use with my 8K capable PC. Got this mono price cable to get it working but no luck. The truth is that any inexpensive cable like this doesn't deliver what it says on the tin, like 48Gbps and 8K display capabilities. typically 48GB. It only displays 4K 120Hz and is hdcp 2.2 compatible but not 8K and doesn't even come close to 48Gbps. Basically you get what you pay for. Buy some…

Misleading Description 8K Wireless Max 20Gbps 4K 60Hz HDR and HDCP 2.2 only Samsung has an 8K TV for use with my 8K enabled PC. Got this mono price cable to get it working but no luck. The truth is that any inexpensive cable like this doesn't deliver what it says on the tin, like 48Gbps and 8K display capabilities. typically 48GB. It only displays 4K 120Hz and is hdcp 2.2 compatible but not 8K and doesn't even come close to 48Gbps. Basically you get what you pay for. Buy some expensive, thick…

I had countless problems getting my device to work, I almost gave up! I had occasional stuttering with my Xbox One S. I thought it was an Xbox because I was having issues with it. I upgraded to One X over the holidays and was still having issues. It turned out to be a used, high quality Samsung N950 Atmos soundbar. Try Microsoft's new OEM HDMI, no. I was about to give up. Tried one of these from the soundbar to my relatively new Sony 4k TV. nope! As a last try, I got another one for my Xbox…

I bought this cable because it had to be good AND HDMI 2.1, the latter I don't know exactly but it's NOT good. I recently got a new HDMI 2.1 compatible TV and figured why not get a cable for it? There was literally nothing wrong with my old HDMI 2.0 cable, just figured I would in the future. After 2 or 3 weeks this cable started causing screen distortion on my TV. Green spots or bruises from time to time. And believe me I solved this particular problem for 3 days by looking at multiple sources.