BlueRiggerDigital Optical Audio Toslink Cable (10FT, Fiber Optic, Aluminum Shell, 24K Gold-Plated) - Compatible with Home Theatre, Sound Bar, TV, Xbox, PlayStation PS4 – Premium Series

I would give this item 5 stars, it works great .

Works great. Cable comes with plastic end coverings that stay attached to the cord, so they don’t get lost.

Bought this for my first sound bar and it works great. No issues and the sound is clear.

Found a quality supplier for optical audio cables in specific lengths in a reasonable time frame. Used variations of the product a few times now.

Until a week ago I had an old premium Vizio from 2006, Bose surround sound speakers from 2004, and a Pioneer receiver from the ‘90s—which, importantly, does not have an HDMI port—all to which I needed to tether my new fangled AppleTV 4K, which lacks an optical audio port. The receiver has two. I’ve learned that jerry-rigging old tech together requires the best quality tethers, and this was no exception. After trial and error with HDMI splitters, I went for best quality of that (after much research, I wound up with, and highly recommend, the J-Tech Digital one—1 HDMI port in (from the AppleTV), 1 optical audio and 1 HDMI ports out (to the receiver and tv, respectively)), and the BlueRigger optical audio cable, which I had purchased years earlier for a different but similar setup. (Since I’m brand name dropping, for completion, the HDMI cables are Amazon Basics.) Worked beautifully. (And works beautifully—read on to find out why!) I bought this particular BlueRigger optical audio cable after buying an HDTV Antenna (MOHU Leaf Supreme Pro), which got me 50 (!) over-the-air stations in HD(!) (“!” because a month ago I didn’t know these things existed), and I was going to use the optical audio cable to pump the sound from the antenna to the external speakers, but my poor 18-year-old Vizio wasn’t having it and kicked the bucket. R.I.P., Vizio. … Turns out this idea wouldn’t have worked anyway but I think I have I digressed enough … My first BlueRigger optical audio cable now brings the sound from my new fangled LG C3 tv directly to my 1990s receiver and my Bose surround sound from the early aughts lives on. I want to note, and this is the point of the review—if you’ve read down this far, congratulations and thank you—that I went through three optical audio cables made by other brands that either didn’t work at all or bit the dust after a few months. The brands were well-known ones. I thought I was buying good quality, but based on name only. I researched extensively what makes one good quality optical audio cable. This brand and type checked all the boxes. It is going strong after four years. This *particular* BlueRigger optical audio cable is being returned since the AppleTV and antenna are connected to the tv, and only one optical audio cable is needed to pump the sound through the receiver, and the older one is longer/is the size I need. The new one, under which I’m writing this review, appears at least as high quality as the old one. I feel confident that it is. Happy tethering!

Phenomenal deal. Be sure to measure twice. The 1st one I ordered was short. My bad

Ordered 75' and works well! I was worried because tech specs for Toslink cables say max length is 33 feet for reliable transmission without signal boosters (recommended under 16 feet), so my application was over twice that. Had to run optic digital audio out from a TCL TV to a Denon AVR in the closet for surround sound system. But I hooked it up and the sound is perfect!

Top quality just what I needed