BlueRigger 10K 8K Fiber Optic HDMI 2.1 Cable 75FT in-Wall CL3 Rated 48Gbps

This BlueRigger HDMI Active Optical Cable (AOC) made a difference. I was using a high-end 15 foot HDMI 2.1 cable, but needed a longer run. I was surprised that the clarity and depth of the image improved enough to notice a difference. And this is with a 50 foot run. I attached some phone pictures, but they don't do justice to the image quality. I am using a XGIMI Titan Noir Max on the wrong type of 100-inch screen (Ultra Short Throw (UST) screen), as I have not had a chance to switch out to my long-throw Stewart Filmscreen. That being said, the XGIMI, which you can buy on Amazon, has plenty of light to overcome the drastic reduction in gain from using a UST screen with the long-throw XGIMI projector. I also like that the BlueRigger HDMI AOC cables come with a lifetime warranty. Just remember that the glass fiber optics is not designed for tight bends or to be stepped on, as you may break the glass cable internally. I will update my review if there are any issues with the HDM AOC cable.

I use this to run my Gaming PC on a TV in another room at 4K with VRR, still going strong after over a year of use. Make sure not to kink or pinch the cable on anything.

Top quality, made a noticeable improvement in picture quality. Thinner diameter is much easier to run through conduit. Why have thousands $ in audio visual equipment and not have this grade cable connecting everything?

=====Review for the 25ft===== Got it at $25 and it is absolutely a bang for my buck, solid build quality. I rent so I couldn't run it through the walls, instead I taped it on the walls/roof and masked the tape. I got this to run a PC into a 4K TV at 120hz and the framerate and image quality are amazing. I've only had flickering black screen issues when duplicating my computer monitor which was set to 144hz but after changing it to 120hz I haven't had any issues again so I'm sure it was just the framerate. Been using it for about 6 months without issues otherwise. Be very careful with it as optical cable is fragile and if it kinks, it's pretty much done for.

BlueRigger doesn't disappoint. 4k at 100ft and image looks great! Be aware the way you run this cable matters. BlueRigger has labeled the ends to tell you which end goes where If you intend to move the cable around, I would recommend a different option. This is an install and stay option.

Standard HDMI is unreliable in lengths longer than about 5', especially for 4kp60 video. Fiber optic HDMI can have runs as long as 300' for 1080p60, probably less for 4k. Furthermore, FO cable is thin (1/8") and easy to lay flat and wrap afterwards. I use FO HDMI for lengths longer than 3', and have about a dozen ranging from 10' to 140'. Not all FO cable handles 4kp60, 4,2,2 10-bit, but this one does so perfectly.

Works better than I had expected. Purchased many Blue Rigger cables over the years. Always top quality.

I recently had the opportunity to test this cable, and it delivered as expected. My use case was 1080p and 4K video resolution at 60Hz. What stands out the most is how seamlessly it integrates with the PS5. It just works. The 60Hz gaming performance was exactly as expected, providing a smooth and immersive experience. The HDR visuals were not impacted or degraded in any way that I could tell. The cable supports Variable Refresh Rate (VRR), which means that as the action on screen changes, the refresh rate adjusts accordingly. I was using the PS5 with my 4K that that supports VRR and all was ok. The construction of this HDMI cable is excellent. With 24K gold-plated connectors and a zinc alloy shell, it feels robust and durable. Just remember that it is a unidirectional cable (as listed in the product description), so make sure to connect it correctly as marked. In summary, there is not much to say. It is cable and it will work fine for any gamer who has the PS5, delivering the 60Hz performance that gamers expect. If you're in the market for a reliable, high-quality HDMI cable that supports the latest technology, this one is definitely worth considering.

i had issues with my Epson projector connected through a 15 year old 40 feet High Speed HDMI with Ethernet cable. The projector would lose the connection randomly for a few seconds or the HDMI handshake would fait at startup. That old cable was HUGE. THe BluerRigger is skinner when compared and much lighter, easier to route from source to display. Seems to have fixed my handshake issue a no lost connection lost. All for $42.99. So far, i am impressed. I could not test 4k or 8k because i am only running 1080P. I did not know anything about BlueRigger, but i am glad i trusted them for this cable. Fiber Optic active cable is the way to go for this lenght. Recommended!

After try a lot of HDMI long cables (50 ft or more) this is the only one that works as it should, on top of that, it’s so thin and lightweight that it’s feels unreal, I have it connected from an HDMI switch with Xbox series X and PS5, and oh boy, I’m getting everything! 4K, HDR, Dolby Vision, eArc, it’s compatible with 4K at 120hz also (my projector just supports 4K at 60) so, stop looking and buy this one, save yourself some headaches as I was having before finding this one.

This product was perfect for my application. 50’ at 4 K was no issues and there was no delay in the video or sound. The ends are roughly the same size as standard ends, just a little longer. I had no trouble fitting the ends into tight spaces and it was easy to run in my walls due to the small size of the connectors.

I bought this to plug my pc to my tv. It Stopped working after a few times of use. not worth it

It just works (as any cable should). This cable allowed me to connect my pc to my TV across the room for gaming in bed. This cable solves the latency issue that would normally come with running a copper cable by using fibre optic. Great stuff.