Cable Satechi Aluminum Type-C to HDMI Cable 4K 60Hz, 1.8 m, Silver Review

I was looking for a cable that will allow you to display an image from a Macbook Air M2 to a second monitor. The cable does its job. Indeed, as others have written, the HDMI output gets a little warm near the monitor, but not directly hot.

Yes, it gives out 60Hz when the monitor is connected to a MacBook (monitor LG 24UD58, MacBook Pro 15' 2022). Before that, there was another cable (Hoco UA13 HDMI Type-C), it gave out a maximum of 30Hz.

Pros: Support for 4k@60Hz on an external display (including on a MacBook) Works perfect, high quality cable With its cons: Cost (let's not lie to ourselves that the aluminum housing of the connector and the material of the cable's wires means something to a non-level 80 audiophile). The cost is due to the fact that everyone buys "any" cables. And the fact that the Chinese have more expensive bones (by 10 yuan) can be sold under these conditions for this price.

Different pros: Yes, yes, yes, it fully supports 4k with 60hz when outputting from a macbook pro, you are looking for an answer to this question)) High quality workmanship With its cons: Perhaps the price, but there are no analogues. Rather, they are, but all 30hz.

I connected the LG UL650 monitor with this cable to my MacBook Pro 13 (2022) and everything works well. I've been using it for a couple of weeks but so far no problems. Everything is clear.

Liked the cable. Looks stylish, works well. It is heated moderately, it is difficult to keep fingers, that is, around 60 degrees. Works in a working installation for more than two weeks, no questions arose. Equipped with a small LED near the HDMI end to indicate the signal. Of course, at the end of 2022, I would like to see a version with HDMI 2.1 support on sale to show 4K at 120 Hz

Its pros: Displays an image from Macbook Pro to the monitor, you can work. Cons below: It will not work to display a TV from a Macbook to a 4k TV. The sound disappears, the picture is not always displayed. And the cable broke pretty quickly. It took him 6 months.

Has some pros: I bought for a laptop, output to a 2.5K screen: The maximum produces 144Hz on a 2.5K screen - as expected, more than enough Has cons: The only thing I noticed is that the HDMI housing of the part is warm enough during operation, but not critical.