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If you are using a TV or any other device that outputs 4K, make sure you are running these cables! The ones you were using for 1080p don't have the bandwidth to handle a 4K signal. My TV really has the "WOW" factor now!

i bought 2 of these 10' cables, and two of their 3' ones. if you know anything about HDMI, you know it's a digital signal, and it's all or nothing. the data is received as it was sent, or it isn't. it's not like past analog mediums (but still very common... VGA, composite, coax, etc) where your results could be anywhere from excellent to horrible. knowing that, it's ridiculous and absolutely sinful for retail stores (we know who they are) to charge $60, $80, $100 for these cables. i'm sick from seeing people scammed over and over, thinking more money = better quality picture. it doesn't. the only thing more money MAY get you is better CONSTRUCTION, minimizing the chance of shorts, etc -- other physical flaws that could damage data transmission. these cables are of high enough quality. the ends even come with plastic caps to protect them shipping/storage. i've used all 4 daily for over a year, and none have failed or even shown wear/or any other construction defects.

I have purchased many Nippon cables and they all have worked. I have had no issues with the cable.

I bought these for all of my new 4k video connections and everything works and displays beautifully.

Very simple, a $90 high end HDMI cable vs $8.99 same quality..you be the judge ;) I can explain enough how beautiful and rich colors this cables produces.

I've purchased probably a dozen of these cables over the last couple years, for myself and friends who didn't realize you could get an HDMI cable for cheaper than Best Buy's $100 monster cable. Works great, am purchasing two more for mum!

- Solved issue with Nvidia RTX 3090 HDMI 2.1 and Samsung 120hz QLED TV - Flawlessly allowed 120hz + HDR + Full RGB + Gsync - Totally transformed the gaming experience allowing both the HDTV and video card to operate at max capacity - amazing experience

Way cheaper than oculus link cable

It's working in 4K at 3840 x 2160 60Hz 10-bit with HDR on.

Feels premium Long enough for my application Runs 4k at 60hz no problem

Just bought a 4K TV but my HDMI cables were 2.0 so I wasn't sure they would do the job for a 4K Oled screen. Picked these for the price and good reviews and I could not be happier. Running these with external components and the eARC setup to a Pioneer Elite receiver and the picture and sound quality is fantastic. (For a fraction of the price of big box store cables!)

It works as Advertised , nice 👍 mesh wrapped cable no issues reaching high refresh rates on Xbox one x console

Like the title says, currently using cable from PC to TV for 4K60P HDR enabled. Which is a pain in the rear if you shop locally with no specialized PC/TV equipment. But them brick and mortar stores charge WAY to freaking much. But works out of box like it says it will, and connectors feel really strong and supported internally for no fall outs or just out right breaking. And will buy again if I need another for sure.