HDMI Cable (8K, 4K, HDCP 2.2, HDR, ARC, 48Gbps) with Braided Cord, 3 Feet

Just recently purchased an LG C9 OLED TV and had an HTPC hooked up to it. With full 4K Resolution and HDR enabled on the computer the television would black screen intermittently causing much headaches for those playing video games or watching movies. I did some research and lots of people were saying it was most likely caused by low quality/bandwidth HDMI cables. I realized I was using the same HDMI cable I was using for my old 1080P Sony TV. So I picked up these cables and haven't seen a sync (Black Screen) issue since! Not only are these super fast cables (48Gbps) but they are some hearty ass cables! They are a bit stiff but I feel like it wouldn't break if I happen to run it over with my car. The connector and head are made of metal and feel substantial. When connecting they have a great snap when inserting into my TV or Computer's HDMI ports. I hope to continue using these cables when Video Card manufacturers enable HDMI 2.0 for full 4K and 120Hz. Future proofed for up to 8K 60Hz. Get these cables if you're in doubt.

I recently purchased a 4K HDR TV with Dolby Vision support and once I got my ATV4K all setup, the image would cut out every 30-90 seconds (depending on the source). Netflix, Plex and HBO all did it so I gambled that it was the HDMI cables causing the issue. I bought a number of (alleged) 18Gbps cables and all cause the flickering. Then a friend recommended these SecurOMax cables and they work perfectly. I guess these are higher quality than the ones I tried before. Or maybe it's the 48Gbps rating? I'm not complete sure, but the picture quality is perfect. No more cutting out while watching S8 of GoT (even the flickering was more entertaining... natch).

HDMI never looked so good. Functions as expected and hits all advertised numbers. Connects well and stays in slot solidly. Braiding is quality. Bends but not twisty. Recommend

I always thought I had a great HDMI cable for my tv. And why shouldn't I, since when I had gotten my first 4K TV (since replaced with a newer one) 4 years ago, the guy at Best Buy talked me into a fancy Rocketfish HDMI that cost 40 bucks at the time. He said it would give me the clearest, 4k picture, and was worth the extra money. But lately, I finally started noticing that 4k shows on my FireTV were only showing as 1080p. Especially disappointing as my current TV suppprts HDR and 120 refresh rate. All the research online pointed to my HDMI probably not being HDCP 2.2. I decided to hedge my bets with this cable that can support up 8k resolution. For the low price, it was at least worth a try for giggles if nothing else. Well, I plugged it in today, and even on just upconverted 1080p content, my wife (who couldn't care less about picture quality) was floored at the difference. We switched over to a 4K show, and were even more in awe. All this time, I can't believe what I've been missing. It's a must buy for any of your 4k+ higher displays. Heck, I'm buying another one of these right now!

I purchased this item for a soundbar for my Samsung 40 inch 4K HDR TV that I ultimately had to return for reasons unrelated to the HDMI cable because it was NOT compatible, the soundbar didn't come with an HDMI cord and had to purchase it separately. Therefore I wanted one of substantial quality, so I got this one, which was the perfect length to reach from my 40 inch Samsung TV to the soundbar however it wasn't compatible with it. So I connected it to my 50 inch 4K HDR M-Series Quantum Dot Vizio TV just to make sur it did work, which has a pretty nice picture beforehand and decent sound even though it wasn't connected to it long enough for me to get used to it I could've sworn the picture had more clarity, but like I said I didn't have it connected that long because the intended purchase was not for this TV and had to return the soundbar. I fully intend to make another soundbar purchase soon and plan to replace all my HDMIs with this equivalence and will report back as soon as possible because I'm not sure that being connected to the soundbar qualifies a report on anything related to the picture by connection via the soundbar. However I did notice that some of the cable TV errors didn't occur.

This cable is better than the cable that came with the XBox Series X. Trying to run 4k@120hz with Dolby Atmos/DTS:X does not seem possible thought. I was experiencing huge audio clipping with the Series X cable provided by Microsoft. I could barely get any audio at all. This cable however it only clips about once every 5s for a brief second. So this cable is higher bandwidth than the cable provided with Series X. Still on the search for a cable that can do 4k@120hz with Dolby Atmos/DTS:X

I was having problems with my Xbox One X. When I turned it on, it displayed fine, when I started a game, the screen went blank. It turned out the cables I had weren't HDCP 2.2 compatible. I replaced all four HDMI cables with these cables and everything worked perfectly. The cables are a little stiff, so if you need to do tight turns they might be a little difficult to work with, but it also prevents getting kinks in your cable. You don't want a kink in your cable. The picture is great. I am using them for the Xbox360, Xbox ONE X, pc video output all go to the receiver. Then a fourth one goes from the receiver to the TV.

Había probado diferentes cables este cumple todo lo que ofrece

My Mac Mini was having a hard time connected to my LG 38-inch ultrawide monitor at 75Hz and this cable did the trick.