Aurum Ultra Series - Pack of 2 High Speed HDMI Cable 20 Ft with Ethernet - Supports 3D & ARC [Latest Version] - 20 Feet

I bought this cable to connect one of the DVI outputs on my computer's dual output video card (using a DVI/HDMI adapter) to my flat screen TV on the other side of the room about 20 feet away. I bought this length (40 feet) cable so that I could easily route it along the walls to keep the cable out of the way. I am very impressed with the quality of this cable. It has some type of fabric style wrap around it and feels very nice. It is easy to run around corners and does not seem to have much, if any, "coil memory"; that is, it straightens out nicely even when it has been coiled for some time. This cable feels fairly thick and durable. It has worked flawlessly for my particular purpose. I do not run audio through it as I would need a sound injector so hook my computer sound into the cable but I do use a separate cable with ground loop isolator and RCA pigtail to route my sound to the TV/entertainment receiver. I am happy with this cable and would recommend it. I would also buy another if I need one.

great deal. These work perfectly at the 50 foot length. Obviously the internal construction must be good for them to work so well at that length

Aurum Ultra Series - High Speed HDMI Cable with Ethernet (40 feet) - Supports 3D and Audio Return Channel - Full HD ReviewI needed a really long HDMI cable. I did my research to make sure that i could use a single cable to make the 32 foot run we needed to. HDMI will max out at about 40 feet before attenuation kicks in.SO in conjunction with a Sewell Direct 1x2 HDMI Splitter, v1.4, 4k by 2k support we split a cable from Dish network receiver and ran the cable under the house. Its works like a charm and there has been no issues with the signal.Pro’s• 40 Feet so that it can make it almost anywere in a house• Shielded like crazy with 26 gauge wire. And certified at that• Aurum Cables has a limited lifetime warranty so if something happens we can contact themCon’s• Really wanted just blackConclusionThis is really a premium cable. I use the Amazon cables for most of my stuff but since I was going to go such a long distance and throughout a house i wanted to get something to make sure that there were no issues. I didnt want to run that cable twice.

I purchased this (35ft) HDMI cable to replace a 15ft cable in a setup (4K tv with a 4K source) that worked flawlessly previous. Since then I've consistently had issues where screen-wide sections of the screen are filled with green and magenta pixels. The picture also intermittently goes out for a about second at a time. It only happens a few times over the span of hour long show, but I would recommend looking to a different product for a cable of this length.

To start I have an old SONY Projector mounted on the ceiling and had bought back than 2 15ft Better Cables they didnt carry long runs back than.Its been maybe 4 years since I turned the projector back on had an itch since I bought a newer Sony Receiver. Looking around didnt want to spend much. Here we are Aurum sells a 40ft cable looked at most of the reviews and bought the cable. Its a stiff cable not the type that gets tangled.You can shape it in any way around corners in a U that is a good part since the way I have to go around everything to install it. Now the performancewell since its an old projector and the cable is a cheaper version of what I would have bought it was a surprise for 40ft. Its nothing like my HDMI Samsung but the colors are great and the picture contrast are as good as I can get the projector. Since its 1.4 HDMI and my projector is working the old 1.0 HDMI no problems there there were no problems anywhere. So some people who might not know that much about the TV industry might say its terrible but since I am in the industry I have to say this was a great buy.

The cable is really thick, and you'd think that'd be a good thing, lots of shielding, etc. -- but it's really not that awesome. The cable constantly glitches, and drops data mid-frame on things in 1080p -- so you end up with a line of garbage for one sixith of a second every few minutes, and lots of frame tearing (turning on vsync, etc. can't fix it, because the frame data is actually dropped).It seems okay at 720p, but it's a pain to change screen resolutions all the time.I'm considering upgrading to multiple short cables with active repeaters. That'll cause a few ms lag, I bet, but if you're already using HDMI, well, how bad can it get?

Great cable. I originally bought a 40' HDMI cable that was specified as HIGH SPEED. I had to get from the DVD player across the room to a projector. The image was terrible- large pixels, freezes. Since the projector was new, I wasted a few weeks with the manufacturer thinking IT was defective.Then, I thought 40' is a LONG ways, and the other cable might not be as good as this one. So I Bought and installed THIS cable in the exact same cable path, and every issue vanished. The new image is crystal clear, no issues.This cable was a life-saver.