4K HDMI Cables 3Ft | 18Gbps Ultra High Speed HDMI 2.0 Cable & 4K@60Hz HDR ARC HDCP2.2 Ethernet-Braided HDMI Cord | for UHD TV Monitor Laptop Xbox PS4/PS5 ect (0.9m)

What can I say? It's a nice cable. Well built and works perfectly as intended

HDMI Cable works well with my very old Visio TV and my iPad with an HTMI/USB-C dongle. The video is fast and clear. The cable seems to be of high quality materials, and has nice connectors on the ends. It is very easy to use and the 10ft give me maximum flexibility. It is a good value and does the job well

This cord is long and allows me to connect to a large monitor that sits on a separate table. It's working well so far and I'm pleased with the value for the price.

Worked great

I am using this to connect a monitor that has hdmi, dvi, and vga, while my GPU has 3 display ports and 1 HDMI. And since my Cintiq tablet is using the HDMI, I needed a cable for the HDMI monitor to connect to display port. But that's not all, that HDMI monitor is being used with two computers via a switch. The instructions says that it wouldn't work unless the switch was powered. The switch isn't powered, but must have the technology to power this unidirectional cable.All in all I am happy. The image and colors on my monitor are excellent. I recommend.

I don't normally write reviews, but I am so impressed with the price and quality of this 40-foot HDMI cable (and the packaging it came in), that I wanted to write a review to share my experience.I needed a 40-foot long HDMI cable to connect a new 1080p TV (it's not 4K) located in my home gym to a satellite TV receiver (with a 2-way HDMI splitter attached) located in a centralized A/V equipment closet in a hallway.When I was initially in a Best Buy store looking at long-run HDMI cables, I LOL at the prices ($200-$300 for a cable of equivalent length and specs). I said NOPE I'm going home and checking Amazon. So that's what I did. I did a lot of reading of reviews on various long-run HDMI cables sold on Amazon and ultimately decided on this one.Admittedly, I was a little worried that the cable may not work adequately for my 40-foot run that I needed it for. When it arrived, I was super impressed by the product packaging. (I'm one who pays great attention to details and cares about quality.) It came in sturdy box and the cable itself was packaged inside a thick sealed plastic pouch. Instead of using cheap "twisty ties" wrapped around the cable to keep it wound up, they used two velcro ties. That detail alone made me feel like this was a high-quality cable after all. They could've easily saved a few pennies and used those cheap twisty ties instead, but they chose not to. To me that speaks volumes about the quality (even though I fully realize the ties obviously have nothing to do with the HDMI cable itself).The 40-foot long HDMI cable I bought has worked flawlessly for me so far. It's a very sturdy cable. I ran it from my A/V equipment closet in the hallway, up the closet wall through the attic and down the wall in my home gym, connected to a wall-mounted 32-inch Samsung 1080p TV.I gotta say... for the price ($21.59 for 40 feet) and the quality, you just can't beat this! I would definitely recommend this brand to anyone who needs a long HDMI cable.

I needed the extra length and this works great. Ran it from my cpu to the living room. Now when my wife is wayching her rom-com shows i can sit next to her and play my games on another monitor.

works great