10K 8K Certified HDMI 2.1 Cable 48Gbps (3FT, 8K 60Hz, 4K 120Hz, eARC, HDR10 VRR HDCP 2.3) Certified Ultra High Speed HDMI Cable Braided Cord - For Gaming PS5 Xbox Series X Roku HDTV Monitor

Ahhh, finally. I dont know why its taken so long for people to realize that most people use HDMI cables now a days and no one (at least not out of choice) would want to use vga cables or your regular video in audio out cables. Anyways, point being, they should be made well and someone should put some thought in to it. Well, I am happy to say that someone definitely put some thought in to this cable. I have had many different HDMI cables in the past and even bought the Amazon Basics cable, which I thought was outstanding, except the fact that it was fine behind my tv, where there was more space, but not so much behind my monitor connected to my laptop. It also would not lie flat since the thicker cables have a mind of their own and start coiling up on you or they just wont straighten out, which makes things look messy (I'm not a fan of messy). Anyways, this cable arrived yesterday, and as soon as I took it out of the packet I knew it was just what I needed, the cable lies flat on my desk, and does not coil up or anything. It is also very easy to move it about, meaning that I can put my laptop right in the corner of my desk without the cable being so hard that it wont go near the wall!! The product also seems very well made and durable (only time will tell), and the results are amazing, the video is perfect and I feel like my audio improved a bit over my generic hdmi cable that came with my monitor. All in all, this has been a great purchase and after using a cable like this, I cant possibly see myself using anything else. Also, look at the price!!! Its crazy that you can get something this well made for under $ 5 bucks.

These HDMI cables are a great value, well constructed, flexible and perform flawlessly. I will not hesitate to buy cables from BlueRigger in the future. HDMI is a digital standard. Unlike component video, composite video, S-video, or coaxial cable, HDMI signals don't get fuzzy as the signal fades or interference increases. For digital signals as long as there is enough data for the receiver to put together a picture, it will form. If there is not enough data the picture will not form, there is no middle ground. Claims that more expensive cables put forth greater video or audio fidelity are nonsense; it's like saying you can get better-looking YouTube videos on your laptop by buying more expensive Ethernet cables.

This cable has to be one of the best I've ever used. Exactly the correct about of flexible and stiffness for running through an entertainment set. It is not braided (this is their Ultra-thin and flexible version), making it easy to pull between shelves and when it is in contact with other cables. It is also light enough where it doesn't pull and drag my Apple TV off the shelf. This will not disappoint you. BlueRigger's stuff is top quality. Price is excellent in comparison to Best Buy with their ridiculous markup.

This is a good cable. It is fairly thin and flexible, happy with that part of the cable. The only reason it gets only 4 stars is because when I plug it into DVD player does not seat as solidly as some other cables. There is a little bit of wiggle, but the cable has worked flawlessly so not much of a complaint. Overall good cable and would buy again.

This by far is one of the best HDMI cables I have ever owned. When they advertise "thin" they actually do mean it. As opposed to their cheaper model, this one does not have a braid mesh covering making it much easy to run through tight areas and keeping your cables neat. It is also super light so it won't drag what ever it is connected to down with it. This will not disappoint you and I highly recommend spending the extra $2 over to normal one! BlueRigger's products are top quality and prices are excellent, paired with Amazon's AMAZING 2 day shipping you have your self a great bundle! I highly recommend everyone to try it out before buying the cheaper HDMI cables out there.

Was wondering how good these cords would be at that cheap price Works a lot better than I thought And 4K and above

Great continuity

I bought a cable from this company before and it was outstanding. Durable, high quailty, flexible and served me well. However this one rubbed me a different way for a couple of reasons that have mixed sources. For starters the build quality was not poor, but not much better than that. If you put this cable to use and you never touch it again ever, it would do just fine. But if you have issues with connectivity and have to unplug it and rearrange the cables, it may not last forever. The next issue was connectivity issues I've had between my devices. Now I can't be certain where rhe issue lies directly but I can't get this setup to be one and done for the life of me. I'm connecting a Sony tv to a Denon sound system using the eArc set up and I constantly have to recalibrate it all the time. If I use just one function like the smart TV stream Netflix, It's fine. If I use the reciever as the hub and view my devices to the TV, It's also fine. But if u swap between them, I find myself initializing the setup far too often or having to play with both remotes. Again I can't confirm where this problem explicitly lies but I've never had problems with arc before. I'll be getting a different eArc cord soon to finish my setup with my other 4k 120hz devices and swap them to see if I get better results, but for now I'm not convinced that this cable was not the problem.

Il respect correctement sa description, est très résistant (j'ai pas essayer de tracter une voiture non plus) le transfère de donner se fait de façon très correcte aucun problème avec c'est visiblement de bonne facture

Firstly let me tell you, Don't ever be taken away by cheap cables that cost around half the price as this one. I have purchased a cheaper cable for my dell LED first. I was using this LED with my Asus Oplay mini. And when i switched the output type to 1080P there were a lot of artifacts and grains on the screen. I thought may be the LED doesn't support 1080P. So i was using it on 1080i mode. Later discovered that even in 1080i mode there were some waves in the image at places. Now i know the issue was with the cable. That's how i came across this one. Now about the Bluerigger cable, There are no artifacts or any issues with the image now. The cable is thin as compared to a normal HDMI cable. But dont expect it to be ultra thin as mentioned. And about flexibility, yes it is really flexible for its diameter. The outer cladding is made of smooth rubbery plastic that makes it flexible. Overall, if you are looking for a cheap cable, go for this one.About the brand, Bluerigger is a US brand and most of their cables have a good review( as from amazon reviews). Please up vote the review if you found it useful. #reviewsbyAjith Update: July 2015. Completed 1 year with the cable and i must say it is working perfectly as it ought to be. I have come up with a video review as well. Google "reviewsbyAjith bluerigger" and checkout.

This product is absolutely perfect as described in the website. Works fine with BluRay player, Airtel STB and Playstation 4. Cable is 3m as described, not shorter. Works fine without any issues. Could probably be the best HDMI Cable for this low cost... Absolutely recommend it..

Good quality product....much better than two other HDMI cables I ordered and returned...!!! Cable is thin and flexible....output of projector and sound quality are great...!! It is not easy for HDMI cable to pull a perfect output for my projector+inter-connected 5.1 sound system..!!! It does the job well..!!! Other-hand, price is a deterrent...30-40% costlier than other brands...bought this by reading it is an American company...., but a bit upset finding it is a made in china product..!!! Could not find any good Indian HDMI cable brand though..!! Overall......a bit pricey..but if you are looking for quality..its value for money..!!!

Funciona perfectamente, el cable es más fino y flexible en sus extremos que cualquier HDMI estándar, ideal si tienes varios y quieres pasarlo por una canaleta o similar, yo lo uso en Xbox y se ve perfectamente.