Silkland Certified HDMI 2.1 Cable, [4K@240Hz 144Hz 120Hz, 8K@60Hz] 1440P Ultra High Speed HDMI Cable 48Gbps (Upgrade Braided), HDR10+, eARC, HDCP 2.3, Compatible for Xbox/PS5/PS4/Roku TV-6.6ft

I bought this cable for my used Xbox Series X, which didn’t come with a compatible HDMI 2.1 cable. This one works flawlessly with my console, connected to a Hisense U8G TV. I confirmed its performance through the console’s TV settings, where every feature showed a green check mark, proof that everything was working perfectly. From HDR to 120Hz refresh rate and full 4K resolution, the cable delivers without any issues.If you don’t have the original Xbox Series X cable or simply want an extra one without paying the higher price of the official version, this HDMI 2.1 cable is an excellent option. It provides all the benefits of the latest generation consoles at a great value.

I bought this for one reason and one reason only. To have my Fangor and Arzopa monitor be a third mini monitor on my desktop setup. I use two 34 inch ultra wides, and wanted something small and close to me so that I can have Discord/Notes/Spotify/etc open on this while I use my main two montiors for browsing and actual content. It was plug and play, one end into the monitor other end into my GTX 5070. I got the 3.3 foot one. Which was a little shorter in length than I wanted 4 would've perfect, but it's a solid length for most people I think. There is zero noise if using with HDMI for sound delivery, but i'm not. It's got a nice crisp picture at 60hz which is more of the monitor with the cable, but i've used cheap $1 cables with this thing and this guy and the quality on this is way better. It feels better, stronger, overall a much better product. It's a great price, I think $10-15 is fair for one of these. Though sub $10 would be ideal.If you need to hook your GPU up to a portable monitor that has mini hdmi, this is it.

I recently built a new home theater using 8 Klipsch speakers, a Denon AV receiver, and a Samsung 85 inch QLED TV. Everything looks and sounds amazing. However, the eARC channel between the TV and the AV receiver would not work correctly. I initially tried 3 different brand new HDMI cables from various manufacturers. All 3 of the cables "claim" to be certified HDMI 2.1 with ethernet, and will run 8k video and eARC. However, in reality none of the 3 HDMI cables would work correctly. Either the TV could not detect the AV receiver, or when it did the sound would cut out intermittently on the left and right channels when a connection was actually made. Also, the highest video resolution I could get was 1080p @ 120hz. I tried doing all of the TV/receiver resets, power down, and unplug and remove the HDMI cable tricks, and nothing would fix the HDMI eARC connection issues. All I could get was 1080p @ 120hz resolution and sound through the AV receiver only, unless I used the internal TV speakers when watching OTA antenna signals. That's not very good sounding, if you know what I mean.I initially thought, so much for having eARC and high resolution capabilities, and I resorted to using a digital optical sound cable between the TV and AV receiver for about 2 weeks. This worked fine for OTA TV sound, but I still had no eARC or HDMI control between the AV receiver and the connected peripheral devices.After 2 weeks of this "minor inconvenience," I figured what the heck, let's try one more HDMI cable brand. That's when I purchased this 6.6 foot Silkland HDMI cable. As soon as Amazon delivered this Silkland HDMI cable, I unpacked it and plugged it in between the TV and AV receiver. Wow, what an immediate difference. As soon as I turned eARC and HDMI control back on in the AV receiver, the TV and receiver communicated, and the eARC connection was completed. I now have perfect eARC functionality, 4k @ 120hz video, and total HDMI control of all of the peripheral devices. This Silkland HDMI cable works so well that I purchased 2 more Silkland HDMI cables to use to connect the Roku Ultra and Sony Blu-Ray player with. The turntable is connected to the AV receiver via RCA cables, so no HDMI cable is necessary for that connection.Needless to say, I am very impressed with these Silkland HDMI cables. They actually function as advertised, and do it very well. Honestly, I have not tried viewing anything with 8k resolution yet, so I cannot attest to those claims. However, these Silkland HDMI cables work perfectly for my specific A/V requirements. Just be aware that these are thickly shielded, well made HDMI cables, which makes them a bit stiff if any tight turns need to be made.

This HDMI is very unique and resourceful, connecting it is simple and easy, no problems, it is of high quality and functions to the peak of it's capability. Great value for my money, I definitely got my money's worth and I highly recommend.

Good product

Works great so far the quality and thickness of the cable is nice, picture quality is fantastic and very affordable! I'd definitely buy again in the future

This cable is thick. I am so glad it is thick and feels so heavy. It means there is just more. And whether that is quality or not remains to be seen. I have a 15ft run from the laptop next to my couch to the TV. I run the cable along the wall with as gentle of a bend as I can for the corner. This cable does not bend but you should not be bending HDMI cables in the first place. The cable is indeed certified. comes in a huge back with the QR code. It plugs in snugly. Not too tight and not loose at all. I fired up my laptop as the other cables just black screened when the refresh rate is set to 120Hz. One even shocked me. Fantastic. This cable worked great. The picture looks clean and if it's pumping 4K HDR 120Hz with 5.1 audio then I give this a pass. Now for longevity I don't know but it feels like a quality cable. I won't be moving the cable at all so it will just be up to the quality and manufacturing process. Overall, I'm really happy so far. I will update as time passes. Remember people. HDMI cables are not meant to be bent. There are like 12 copper wires paired and twisted around each other. The longer the cable the thicker the cable has to be. Imagine twisted pairs of wires being bent. You will break one or weaken on or two without knowing. The cable being thick is great. Go to goodwill if you want thin HDMI cords that can only pump 1080p. 4K and longer runs needs the certification and thick wires.

This HDMI cable works great! It fits snugly into the ports on both my TV and PS5, the picture from my TV is crystal clear, and the cord is just the right length. It was also a better price than the cords at Walmart, and it works better than those cords in my opinion. I'm really happy with this cord!