1Support Future-Proof 10K2SupportFull 3D3Support 12Bit HDR4Support 3 Modes1Fiber vs Copper2Ideal for Gamer3Ideal for Home Theater4Professional/Business Use5Increase Productivity1HowToUse Directional HDMI2HDMI Anywhere3Wide Compatibility Note: 60ft+(65ft 75ft 100ft 150ft) HDMI cables do not support ARC/eARC due to length limits. (For ARC/eARC, use shorter cables.)
Version: 2.1 Version. Backwards compatible with 2.0b/2.0a/2.0/1.4/1.3/1.2/1.1
Resolution: 10k@30Hz, 8K@60Hz, 4K@144Hz 120Hz, 2k@240Hz 144Hz, 1080p
Data Transfer Rate: 48 Gigabits Per Second Connector Type: Standard HDMI
Compatibility: Fits most standard HDMI devices; e.g. Television/Gaming Console/Monitor/Speaker/Laptop/Personal Computer/Projector/Amplifier/Entertainment/Sound/Video Conference System/TV/PS5 4 3/Xbox Series X/Blu-ray players and more
Support Variable Refresh Rate(VRR); Support Quick Media Switching(QMS); Support Quick Frame Transport(QFT);
Support Auto Low Latency Mode (ALLM); Support Display Stream Compression(DSC);
Support Dynamic HDR & Static HDR (HDR); Support HDCP2.2&2.3 (supports all versions) (HDCP);
Support 3D Audio-Visual (3D); Support DTS:X & Dolby Audio (DTS:X/ Dolby Audio)
Troubleshooting Steps:1. Fiber cables are directional - make sure they're plugged in the right way. 2. Test the cable with other equipment to see if it works normally. 3. Rule out any compatibility issues between devices.
Note: 60ft+ Fiber Optic HDMI cables don't support ARC/eARC due to length limits 8K Fiber Optic HDMI Cable Specification