🔌 Zeskit Lite 48Gbps Slim Certified HDMI Cable 5ft | 4K120 8K60 144Hz eARC HDR | Dolby Vision Compatible | Apple TV 4K, Roku, Sony, LG, Samsung, Xbox Series X, RTX 3080, PS4, PS5 Review

This product works really well in tight spaces often limited by wall openings and closed ducts to extend TV mounts like the Sanus Elite. Products. Very happy with my choice!

So far so good. It has been connected for several days without any problems. I have an Apple TV 4k, Roku Ultra, Samsung Soundbar and Samsung 4k TV connected with these cables. I like small heads and thin cables.

Pretty good price and finish. Great picture but I don't need 2.1 compatibility in my setup so I can't test if all features work. I bought this cable to use with the new Apple TV. 4K/60 FPS works great with HDR and Dolby Vision.

So far so good, no problems with picture or sound. I like thin cables as they are easier to manage. I haven't had any issues so far and for the price I don't think you can go wrong. I would definitely use these cables again. In addition, they are one of the few certified ultra-high-speed cables that can be found at a reasonable price.

I have been using Zeskit cables for over a year now. This is one of the best HDMI cables in terms of compatibility and picture quality. I use Zeskit Lite and Zeskit Maya series cables. They work great with Apple TV 4k (2021 model 2nd generation) and Roku Ultra (2020 model). I use HDMI 2.1, HDCP 2.2 and 2.3 for 4K, Dolby Vision, Dolby Atmos, HDR10 and eARC. That's why I'll buy these HDMI cables again.

Bought the cable because of the thin smooth cable which is easier to work with than most cables. The cable cannot decode LPCM 5.1. There is no sound, and when the sound is gone, it is gone. The original device was an Apple TV 4k (5th Gen) connected directly to Nakamichi 9.2.4. All other codecs/formats and other source devices are fine: DD, DD+, DolbyTrueHD, Atmos, DTS 5.1, 7.1, DTS:X are all fine. Tried multiple HDMI resets and handshakes. I haven't had any problems with other HDMI 2.0 and 2.1…

I ordered this HDMI cable on the recommendation of Vincent from HDTV. I was having issues with audio dropping out on my Apple TV for a few seconds while watching live streams. I used a different "high speed" cable and never thought this would be a problem but decided to give it a try. So I connected a Zeskit HDMI cable to my Apple TV, ran an HDMI test and found no issues with that cable. After watching TV for a few days, I find that the audio no longer cuts out. This is a great cable at a great

Yes, they have the HDMI.org hologram. Yes, mine has to be authentic via the app, but think about it. How can I know for sure? That is the question. As others have said, the released HDMI.org documentation says Ultra should be stamped on the cable jacket. I have no embossing (photo follows). So I think that at some point the manufacturer was "HDMI.org certified" with the marked cable. Now that times are tough (COVID and such), they just use standard cables and put a "CERT” sticker on the cable…