🔌 StarTech.com 25 ft Flat High Speed HDMI Cable with Ethernet - Ultra HD 4k x 2k HDMI Cable - HDMI to HDMI M/M - Flat HDMI Cable (HDMIMM25FL) - Black Review

The length is amazing but the cable is stiff as a sword so it is very difficult to bend and if you dare to move your laptop up or down this is it Cable so stiff it can bend a real jack, which happened to me. Get something softer than this.

Great! Most often, it folds up and easily inserts to connect a laptop to a TV. Walked around and stumbled a bit, no problems so far. (As for the "Picture Quality" indicator, HDMI is either "on" or "off", there is no such thing as "quality".)

Just what I needed to switch from my AV receiver in the front of the room to the projector in the back of the room. Since it's flat I tucked it under the carpet and it's completely hidden and doesn't feel like it even when I walk barefoot across the carpet. This is a great way to tidy up your home theater without having to wait for the pros to run all the cables through the ceiling and walls.

I bought this cable to connect my Optoma HD33 projector to a Panasonic 3D Blu-ray player. The cord is very strong with strong connectors and very flat making it invisible under the carpet mat covering my wooden floor. This way I didn't have to remove the drywall from the ceiling to make the connection between the projector and the player. A great alternative for those who don't want to mess up a room's makeover and want to run cables under the carpet instead.

I bought this cable to connect my second HDMI input from my Optoma HD33 projector to my KDLinks HD700 3D media player. The cord is very strong with strong connectors and very flat making it invisible under the carpet mat covering my wooden floor. This way I didn't have to remove the drywall from the ceiling to make the connection between the projector and the player. A great alternative for those who don't want to mess up a room's makeover and want to run cables under the carpet instead.

I have owned this cable for three years. Bought here. I use it to go from an HDMI splitter to my apartment balcony where I have a 55" TV on a moveable stand that I roll out and unroll. I've closed my balcony doors with this cable too many times to count. This thing has a rigid construction. Before that I had a thinner ribbon cable that failed, no doubt because I had the door closed on it. I only use it once a week but I twist and unroll it every time so it requires a lot more training than…