10K 8K HDMI Fiber Optic Cable 15M,Maxonar Certified HDMI 2.1 Lead 48Gbps Ultra High Speed,In Wall CL3 Rated,AOC Support 10K 8K@120Hz,4K@144Hz Dynamic HDR eARC Dolby HDCP2.2,for PS5/4,Xbox Series,LG TV

This cable comes as HDMI 2.1 certified (checked with the app from Google store) which means, per hdmi.org, that it "supports all HDMI 2.1 features including uncompressed 8k@60 and 4K@120. The cable’s increased bandwidth capability supports up to 48Gbps."For current and potential future needs I wanted a new 5m Ultra HDMI (2.1) cable and there are very few manufacturers who provide these cables with a length of 5m. At the current price this cable looks to be great value.There is always an underlying question as to whether one can discern differences in sound and picture quality between cables in different price ranges. I have always taken a view that if the cable meets the defined specifications then the only difference between pricing levels should only be product manufacturing/build quality...will it fail early on or last many years.So far this cable looks to be very robust and I can not see any issues with sound or picture quality so initial results are encouraging and I'm happy so I can recommend this.

I've only had this cable a few days, so yet to determine whether it'll hold out but if anything negative occurs, I'll be sure to update/amend my review to reflect such.The build quality is good, as you'd expect with a cable like this and at the asking price. It is a thick cable at just shy of 8.7mm, but any good quality 2.0 HDMI cables and up usually have been due to extra shielding and requiring extra copper to transmit that extra data. So be sure that your trunking can accommodate it if you're upgrading or investing in all new equipment.I am able to achieve 10-bit, YCbCr444 at 4K 120 Hz with HDR on my RX 6900 XT. I've played back 8k60 videos on YouTube over this cable whereas before it would be a stuttering mess on devices that only used HDMI 2.0/a/b and Displayport 1.2.This cable won't improve picture quality or audio over a good quality HDMI 2.0/a/b cable that is going between 2 devices that are HDMI 2.0/a/b or even if one of them is 2.0/a/b and the other is HDMI 2.1. Because you're limited by the the weakest link and will only transmit the data at the maximum bandwidth of the lowest HDMI variant between the devices. I make mention of this, as a reviewer said their picture quality was better but this would be untrue, unless they had only used poor quality cables previously. If both devices don't have HDMI 2.1, don't get this cable. There's cheaper alternatives that will work just as well for the devices you plan to use it for, just get the HDMI cable they're rated at. However if you do have 2 devices with HDMI 2.1 or at least one and plan on getting another, then I'd also recommend this cable.

Works great on PS5 on a 4K TV. Was having issues with other cables which were apparently HDMI 2.1, however, this is the only one that appears to work without issue!

I bought this cable back (3 metre) in May 2021 - I developed issues with the picture cutting out while playing games at 4k120 on my TV. I contacted the Maxonar support team and after some basic troubleshooting offered to send out a replacement cable. The new cable has been flawless ever since.The cable is good, but that level of service made the value aspect even better!

Good quality cable for hdmi

Update: Been running this cable now for 2 years and still works flawlessly. Now running a 4080 and was happy to see my display activate g-sync through a HDMI connection only (no display cable adapter needed). Can not fault this product at all and fully stand by my previous statement; If you want a cable that fully delivers the HDMI 2.1 specification, then this is the cable to keep an eye out for.---For anyone getting very confused and flustered about finding a product that performs where it counts in relation to HDMI 2.1 spec, i can wholly confirm after testing that not only will this product deliver the advertised resolutions and frames per second, but it is able to support 120 frames at 4k with HDR. This is from running off a 1080 TI graphics card and using the following products in tandem (as seen in the images: 8K HDMI 2.1 Cable 3m(10Ft) & 5M(16Ft) (total cable length of 8 metres from source to display), Maxonar (Certified) /and/ Cable Matters 8K DisplayPort 1.4 to HDMI Adapter with 4K 120Hz or 8K.If you are looking to run a cable set from a PC to a display or TV and want to ensure you get HDR, 4k, 120 frames then this is exactly what you are looking for.

Gets the job done. Using it to connect my gaming laptop to TV and works great.

The cables worked fine for a while, although they're too think and really hard to route. On a shelf with PS5 and Apple TV, you just can't get it nicely into the back of devices - it's so thick and heavy it moves the Apple TV and I couldn't really curve it round for the PS5, so had to buy a 0.5m adapter to help get the angle.I ran these at 4K@120Hz on my PS5 succesfully, and the eARC worked fine on Apple TV 4k also. No drop outs or picture issues.However, after 3-4 weeks, moving some things around, I think something inside one cable broke. It wouldn't give a signal properly, and I had to shake/fiddle with cable to make the picture stay on, and then not touch the cable... it was really fragile. I tested it with Apple TV 4K HDMI Test in settings and it reported that the cable was having issues maintaining a stable connection.So unfortunately I had to return these, and I've since bought some optical fibre cables from Cable Matters - significantly more expensive, but they're working well. (Note I also bought some other certified optic fibre cables that didn't work, so it seems it's true that you have to have pot luck with these certified HDMI 2.1 cables to find some that work for you)

Bought this 30ft certified ultra high speed 8K cable some 6 mnths ago. I waited to submit a review as I have had one big name HDMI cable fail for no reason after a few weeks. I confirmed this Maxanor cables certification via the HDMI.org site. It connects an Anthem MRX540 8K reciever to a Benq HT2060 projector. I have had zero "handshake" issues. It works pefectly and at a very good price. Highly recommended.

6ft hi speed hdmi this cable made a significant difference in overall graphics, speed no glitching of smart monitor and no lagging. Price point was half of leading competitors. The guys with the scary name that start with an M. Quality was not compromised with these guys.

Tener un cable HDMI de alta velocidad donde SI LO REQUIERES.Encontrar un cableado certificado deber ser tu prioridad.Primero comence con 1080p a 120 hz ... funcionoProbe 4k a 120 hz ... funciono (la unica manera de probarlo necesitas una tarjeta de video que levante esa resolucion)8k a 60 hz... ; mi tarjeta batallando lo pudo levantar ... y funciono.Es de ley este cable...Primer error que hacen los novatos... Hacer puentes de cables HDMI para alcanzar la distancia requerida.Esto MATA la calidad de transferencia ; si necesitan cubrir distancias grandes; busquen HDMI de fibra optica activa.

Great quality great picture

Display keeps flashing on and off with this cable. It doesn’t work.EDIT: Support remedied the issue. I would stay away from the cable and go with the dongle instead. If you have any issues support is quick to respond and will make it right.