BlueRigger 8K HDMI Cable (1M, 8K 60Hz HDR, 4K 120Hz, High Speed 48Gbps with Ethernet, eARC, 3D, HDCP 2.3) - Compatible with PS5, Xbox, Roku, Apple TV, Switch, PC

I have purchased lot's of HDMI cables over the years and I first bought one of these a few month's ago to try it.Well I was amazed at the high quality build and performance and have since bought another six of them and they have been excellent.You can buy HDMI cables in the shops costing £15 or more for a 2m one and the quality isn't as good as these, and for £3.99 the Bluerigger is unbelievable.Several years ago to buy a decent one it would have cost you so much that most people would have bought a cheap cable for around £7 or less, but as time has gone on the cables have become cheaper that anyone can now buy a high quality HDMI for £3.99.I am very fussy when it comes to things but I cannot say a bad word against this make and I highly recommend them.The cable is fully shielded to reduce interference and to give you an amazing picture, buy one you can't go wrong.

Well made good quality and looks great

Having just built a brand new gaming rig, I wanted to choose a good HDMI cable to connect it up to my big TV. Needed a long one so that I could choose to keep my PC hidden away rather than right besides the TV and this BlueRigger 25 ft seemed just the right combination of price vs. quality.Having now received this in 2 days (I prefer to use the excellent Amazon Locker service) and connected it up I can say that I wasn't wrong. It is quite obviously good quality, designed to last and works perfectly for my purposes. I've noticed no problems in playing any of my games at highest resolution which my GTX 770 and TV support.In my setup, this cable goes thru my Kinivo 5 port HDMI switcher (Kinivo 501BN Premium 5 port High speed HDMI switch with IR wireless remote and AC Power adapter - supports 3D, 1080p) and again there is no problem in auto switching despite its length.In short, I'm quite happy with my decision and would definitely recommend this cable to anyone wanting a longer than normal high quality HDMI cable.

These great hdmi leads are 3 meters in langth long enough to reach your tv surround sound the connection plug is gold plated for superior sound and picture quality the compatibility is great and these hdmi leads are 2.1 for speed of picture and sound.

I bought this cable after the connector on the previous long HDMI cable snapped off because it was so short inside the end of cable. This one claimed that the metal went much further inside the cable and that appears to be true. I have had this cable a number of months now and it is still in great condition.It is quite basic, but the design is clean and functional. The cable sleeving is pretty heavy duty. The cable is relatively thick, it is flexible but you wouldn't want to bend it too sharply.I have used it with my PS3 and computer with a Sony Bravia 3D tv and I am very happy with the sound and picture quality, although I have not tried it with 3D content yet. I will update this review when I have.I think this cable is very good quality for the money paid. If you want a cable which is soild and will last but not too fancy, I think this is a good option. I also have the shorter 2m version which I have had even longer and it is performing just as well.

I purchased these particular cables after buying a 3D blu-ray player but before buying the 3D TV because of all the positive reviews. When we bought the TV we decided to visit "the store" first to have a good look at the product and we were then persuaded that we should also buy their very expensive HDMI cables (£30) because to use cheaper ones could result in ghosting of the 3D images. I told the "salesman" that I had looked into this on Amazon and was assured that the cables I had would be perfect. As an expert engineer was going to fit our TV to our new surround system we were advised to buy this "just in case" . Needless to say when the "expert" turned up he made a complete hash of trying to connect the TV to the surround sound. My husband managed to help him do his job in the end as he couldn't get the sound to work. ("I have never connected a TV to a surround system before", he said). He didn't request the other more expensive cable but then he didn't test the TV to see if the 3D part of it worked either! Nevertheless our 3D works fine and the picture on the TV is fantastic! The very expensive £30 cable, still in its unopened box, will be returned for a refund next week!

I wanted to take the PC's picture to the TV, around the outside of the living room. I needed at least 10m. I plumped for 15m as this looked like good value and would give me a bit spare, just in case.HDMI carries digital data. Either the ones and zeroes get through well enough to be read successfully, or they do not. If they get through without errors, you will have a perfect picture. If they get through with errors, you will get freezing, picture errors and blocking.In other words, if your HDMI cable works, the picture quality cannot in any way be affected by how much you paid for the cable. There can be no difference between an expensive cable's picture and that of a cheap cable, as long as it's actually working. Expect the differences between cables to be primarily in physical robustness and quality control (i.e. what proportion arrive broken).This cable is very nice.- I have not had any problems with it.- It looks good and feels solid.- It comes in a very neat and cute box.- It comes with a lifetime warranty, amazingly.- It is somewhat stiff, but not so stiff that you can't loop up the excess cable.- The ends appear to be very well made (no poor quality clip-together casework here).I paid under £15 for this cable. That is insanely good value compared to some of the other products available. Really, I do not see why you would need to find a better cable than this. Buy it.