Mrocioa Premium Certified Support HDMI2 0 Review

This is an amazing cable. I've had no trouble connecting my laptop to a display, allowing me to have multiple displays as my work can be demanding.

These HDMI cables always seem like a good idea. Trying to roll them up and slide them behind an electronics requires good cable flex. Although this cable is of good quality and construction, and its relative flexibility is good, the thickness of the cable keeps it from being very small compared to our home entertainment system. This might be more user error than anything, but the other cables we have don't seem to have this issue.

This cable is great value for money, it displays a beautiful 4K picture on my 4K TV. Stunning results when viewing HDR content. I needed a new HDMI cable for PS4 Pro. My old one was only 3ft long and I got it for free when I bought a used PS4 Pro at my local game store. This cable really fits! Its gold-plated ends are of high quality and give the consumer a better feeling, knowing that they will do their job better, longer! It appears to be a heavy cable, weight and size, rather than a cheap…

60 with HDR10 - that's the limit of my ability to test them. This means they should work with almost any HDMI implementation - they can even work with HDMI 2.1 as long as the actual connector and conductor count hasn't changed. They are thick and well constructed, although the amount of insulation around the plug can make it difficult to fit into the sockets, minimizing adjacent clearance. The cord material is a slick polymer that can pose a problem as it is more easily damaged. When bundled…

Even when I'm streaming on my new Samsung QLED Smart TV, I still love our DVDs. Heck, why would I buy streaming movies and series when I have them on DVD?) So I ordered this cable bundled with a very basic Sony DVD player. I was crossing my fingers for decent picture and sound and didn't quite understand how the new smart TV would accept my almost 20 year old West Wing DVDs. After all, these new smart TVs are built for streaming, and Samsung doesn't even make DVD players anymore. We were so…

I have LOTS of HDMI cables, but some of them are older 1.2 and 1.4 standards. Although I have some 2.0 and 2.1 cables I need more as my usual application is 4k@60hz I have a 5k monitor. I'm sure I'll need more HDMI 2.x cables in the future. With that in mind, I bought a HDMI 2.0 cable (6ft) from Mrocioa. It's not HDMI 2.1, but I only needed an HDMI 2.0 cable to connect to a DSLR capture device that outputs 4k/60. As for the cable, everything is fine. It worked great in my app, but you don't get