🔌 4K 60Hz HDMI Cable with HDCP 2.2, HDR and 18Gbps - Braided Cord (4 Feet) Review

I find these cables much better than others because they are extremely flexible. This made threading easier in tight spaces and reduces cable wear as they don't twist too much.

I was experiencing occasional crashes when trying to display my PC in 4k on a new TV. I read that it could be a problem with the HDMI cable I'm using. Ordered this, replaced the old cable with it and it works like a charm. Highly recommended.

I saw several top 10 HDMI cable reviews online and most of them were in the top 3 so I thought I'd give them a try. I realized years ago that unless you're buying really long cables, you should never or shouldn't spend a lot of money on certified HDMI cables. They cost $10 and work great.

Connected to a new LG 4K OLED Wall Mounted TV, fantastic TV picture and sound without external speakers. I have ordered more and replaced all my cables from all my devices. After seeing how well prepared these cables are, the quality of the cables looks as well. Great value for money and worth a lot more than what I paid for four sets of cables after my original purchase.

I've had this cable for a little over a month and it stopped working. I have never seen a cable stop working so quickly. It's been four days since the return window and I'm stuck with this junk! Yes, it was less than $10, but time is precious and I'm wasting it. Unplugging the cable is a major inconvenience and I have to buy a new one to install it. Avoid this junk and look for another provider.

It worked fine for several months, 4K 60Hz, until I moved the TV to connect something and the cable somehow came loose from the connector. The rest of my cables, a mix of other brands, have remained solid. The problem from what I could tell is that the HDMI port itself is right in the screen. It's not very tight there, and nothing sticks to it to hold it securely.

I bought a great 4k OLED TV from LG. I love it. Unfortunately, when I bought it, I couldn't figure out why it wasn't working. My old cables that worked on my 1080 TV no longer worked on my new TV. Thanks to them, my new TV worked like new. If you're investing in a new TV, I would recommend getting new cables as well. They are a small fraction of the cost of the TV and in my case the old ones don't even work.

In anticipation of a new 4K TV and DVR, I replaced all my HDMI 1.0 cables with these SecurOMax cables. The cables are of high quality and the price is reasonable. Can't confirm the picture quality as I don't have a 4K TV yet, but there's no reason to expect it to be any worse than great! I originally bought four 4ft, four 6ft, and one 15ft cables. I decided to return the 4ft cables and replace them with four additional 6ft cables.

If you have a newer TV and are having trouble with your service provider, all you may need is a NEW HDMI cable. My carrier has complained about the compromise of HD content on my TV. Not understanding the problem, I'm looking and the only thing that comes to my mind is an HDMI cable that came from my old TV. So I bought this new cable for new TVs and it fixed the problem. Newer TVs require an upgraded HDMI cable and 4ft is perfect for me.

For many months I endured intermittent flickering thinking it was my 200Mb internet, Netflix, Disney+, Samsung 4k TV or Samsung 4k player. After researching and troubleshooting I discovered that this cable does not support Deep Colors as it stopped flickering every 10 minutes as soon as I turned it off. Apparently, a common cause of 4k flickering is the cable. Will be replaced with a higher quality, lower cost cable that supports Deep Colors for 4K. I would trust him for anything else if price…