CableDirect'S 8K/4K HDMI Cable With AIS Shielding - 15Ft, High Speed & Ethernet Supported For PS5, Xbox, Switch - Designed In Germany Review

I have just swapped to a new Dell Inspiron i7 laptop with windows 8.1 and plugged in my old 16' generic HDMI cable to my Integra 9.8 Receiver and found that all I got were delays and the slightest nudge or movement of my legs caused skips and lags. If I tried to type in word or any other program things quickly got unlistenable.My first thought was that Dell had gone cheap and perhaps a wireless rig like Chromecast would provide for audio connectivity for my PC to my AV system. After Google…

Did what I needed! When I upgraded to a 4K, my Roku kept reporting a 4K HDR display @ 30 Hz instead of 60. And I was getting black screens, lost signal (HDCP negotiating errors I think), etc. Was losing my mind, I knew I had a high speed HDMI cable in the wall already so I was blaming my new receiver that sits between the Roku and TV.but having learned a lesson from a previous issue, decided to replace the cable with a newer, perhaps better one. Turns out the cable I had was 25 ft long, which…

20 feet is longer than I actually needed, but I have found that, like money, it's better to have too much than not enough. It worked fine at a good price.

Someone told me: There's nothing wrong with your TV, It's all about the HDMI cable you are using! Indeed it was! These 8K cords improved quality in my cable TV service, but most of all, wireless programs at higher resolution improved tremendously.

I finally was able to get a PS5, set it up in place of a PS4, and had issues going through my Yamaha AV receiver out to my TCL Roku TV. The picture wasn't showing when routed through the receiver, and even with the long in-place HDMI cable unplugged from the receiver and plugged into the PS5 to make a direct connection with the TV, it wouldn't run 2K and just gave me a blank screen. I thought it was a compatibility issue with either my TV or receiver or both.I was really bummed until I thought…

I am in charge of the electronics section of a big box retailer, and was looking to replace some damaged high quality cords which were already here when I got here. It was important to find HDMI cables capable of transmitting 4K or 8K signals over long distances without signal loss. Found them! In fact, I really think the picture quality on several of the TV's improved as a result of these new cords! I'll be coming back to these for a reorder in the near future.

The cable performs well on my tv setup and seems well built. Time will tell about its longevity but for now Im happy with the purchase.

The cable works great and appears to be high quality. Note that it's thick and not very flexible, though. Thanks for attention.

No complaints here, just a good quality cable at a good price. Not the cheapest, but I don't want the cheapest HDMI cables. Meets specs and looks nice.

Bought two cables at the end of March 2018, and constructed in the wall for overhead projector. Completed in June, one cable connected to a projector and worked until December 2018, and one cable still in wall not use yet. After few month use (usage is about once a week). In December 2018, the cable is not working. The problem I found was the HDMI head connection. One meter connection suppose at the side but now is at the bottom, which looks like the connect at the side was got pushed to bottom

I bought this to use in my photo/video studio for connecting a 50" TV to the camera to use for displaying what my video camera is seeing/recording. It has now been used one time and is working great. I should have bought one a little longer for my need, but this one is adequate, for now. I'll probably buy a longer version later.

Great fit, weather has not been an issue. Hopefully the cable lasts year round as advertised. It does take a signal longer to get to my TV due to length of cable being used.