Excuty 10 Meter AOC 48Gbps HDMI Cable for TVs, Projectors, Computers

I originally ordered the Cleerline AVPro Edge (Bullet Train) AC-BTSSF-10KUHD-10 10 Meter AOC 48Gbps HDMI Cable - due to the multiple high reviews in the AVS Forums - but this cable was out of stock. Cleerline reached out to me noting they would ship me their higher quality, more expensive HDMI cable; the Cleerline SSF 8K Active Fiber Optical HDMI cable for the cost of my original order!!! KUDOS to Cleerline for their OUTSTANDING Customer Service. I was looking for a Best-in-Class HDMI cable for my 4K Projector that was 10 Meters (32.8ft), ISF Certified, active optical, supporting 8K Ultra High Definition, HDR, 48Gbps and 120fps/Hz. Results; The Cleerline SSF 8K Active Fiber Optical HDMI cable is the BEST HDMI cable I have ever owned - Viewing 4K content; colors are more vibrant, blacks are deeper with an overall sharper image, the improvement is dramatic. Upon doing my research, Cleerline HDMI Cables are the products of choice for critical end-to-end solutions for Commercial Studio and Testing applications. Don't settle for cheap/inexpensive HDMI cables - you get what you pay for - The Cleerline SSF 8K Active Fiber Optical HDMI cable is an outstanding value that will greatly improve your Home Theater viewing experience.

Brand new. Good price.

I recently purchased a 77" Samsung S90C OLED as an upgrade from my LG CX. It's about a 30' run from my office PC to the TV in the living room, and the 3-year-old Monoprice cable I had been using with the CX was not able to pass 4K 144Hz on the S90C. I tried 4 active fiber cables in total: the Monoprice, two Ruipro (one certified, one not), Cable Matters, and this one.The Monoprice and the two Ruipro cables wouldn't pass more than 4K/30Hz reliably. The Cable Matters was able to hit 4K/60Hz reliably, and 4K/120Hz with dropouts. I picked up the Bullet Train as a last resort before returning the TV; it was pricey, but seemed to have a good reputation amongst AV professionals. I guess the reputation is justified because I plugged it in, and it just worked. 4K/144Hz, 4:4:4, 10-bit HDR. Zero issues.