🎬 Elevate your AV game with crystal-clear 8K-ready connectivity!
The AudioQuest HDM18BLUE500 is a 5-meter HDMI Type A cable delivering up to 18Gbps bandwidth, ensuring smooth 4K to 8K video transmission. Its advanced noise dissipation technology guarantees interference-free audio and video, making it an essential upgrade for professionals and enthusiasts seeking premium, reliable connectivity.
M**Y
Blueberry delivers
This does the job and it does it well. I have audioquest on all of my hdmi connections. forest, cinnamon but frankly I see almost no difference in those more expensive cables and this. I would say that this is going to ve better than a cheap cable. but I think after you get to , a cinnamon the kevel of improvement would be very minor. If any so this is a great cable and much more affordable than even the pearl series..
A**R
Quality product for earc
Recently watched (via streaming) “The Wild Robot” purchased through Amazon. Great surround effects passed via earc through this cable from my tv to my surround processor.
S**R
Nice HDMI!
Good quality product. Performs as advertised.
K**R
Nice improvement in picture quality
Definition improved with my UHD TV. Flexible. Up to all new specifications for ARC, etc.
J**E
Audioquest HDMI eARC Cable
I needed an HDMI eARC cable for my new TV and AV receiver. This cable works great. Would purchase again.
D**K
Relatively inexpensive and well made
A high value offering from Audioquest. Appears to be well made, and the connections fit into place well. Everything is working properly.
J**O
AudioQuest - Best Home Theatre Accessories
I have become a huge fan of AudioQuest products. I recently built my own home theatre setup in my living room and have used AudioQuest cables for every component. X2 for the passive speakers, Black Labrador RCA for the subwoofer, Pearl and Blueberry HDMI cables for the eARC and external device connections. I purchased this HDMI cable because I was using an older cable for my 4K UHD Blu-ray player and there were times where the connection would drop randomly. I have experienced this problem with my gaming systems in the past and the solution involved upgrading the HDMI cable. The same applied to this situation. Once I connected this cable to my AV receiver, the signal from the Blu-Ray player stopped cutting out. I purchased a second HDMI cable for the my new 4K AppleTV (with Dolby Atmos) and it is working out very well. The price may be a little too high for some, however, you get what you pay for. In conclusion, don’t cheap out on audio on and video cables, especially if you are watching media or playing video games in 4K.
A**R
This was gold for 4k or 8k
I got my Samsung tv as a gift Didn't know it was 4k until my bro told me lol plug in gave amazing detail in graphic very worth the buy
