Cable Matters 2-Pack 48Gbps 8K Right Angle HDMI 2.1 Adapter with HDR, Supports 8K@60Hz / 4K@240Hz, 270 Degree HDMI Adapter Male to Female, Black

I recently purchased the Cable Matters 2-Pack 8K@60Hz Right Angle HDMI 2.1 Adapters, and I'm thrilled to share my positive experience! These adapters are exactly what I needed for my home theater setup.Space-saving design: Let's face it, cable management can be a nightmare. These right-angle adapters have been perfect, especially for connecting devices in tight spaces. The 90-degree bend prevents cables from sticking out awkwardly and creating clutter, making my setup look much cleaner and sleeker.Exceptional quality: I was initially concerned that adapters might introduce signal loss or compromise image quality. But to my delight, these Cable Matters adapters deliver pristine visuals. They support 8K@60Hz and 4K@240Hz resolutions flawlessly, along with HDR and other advanced HDMI 2.1 features. Whether I'm watching high-resolution movies or playing demanding games, the picture quality remains sharp and vibrant.Durable construction: They are well-built and sturdy. The gold-plated connectors ensure a snug fit and reliable signal transmission. I have no worries about them wearing out or becoming loose over time.Value for money: Priced at around $8 for a two-pack, these adapters offer excellent value for money. They're significantly cheaper than replacing cables entirely, and they do the job perfectly.Overall: If you're looking for a neat and effective solution to manage HDMI cables in tight spaces while maintaining top-notch image quality, the Cable Matters 2-Pack 8K@60Hz Right Angle HDMI 2.1 Adapters are a fantastic choice. They've exceeded my expectations in terms of functionality, quality, and affordability.Highly recommended!

I like everything I've purchased from Cable Matters, and this is no different. I bought a Blu-Ray player to put below the TV on the fireplace mantle. The mantle is very thin, so by using this right-angle adapter, I can push the disc player all the way to the wall. I don't have to worry about mounting a shelf, and I don't have to worry about the thick HDMI cable trying to bend. The cable simply plugs in from the top, and all is good.

My stereo receiver (who even uses those anymore) has several HDMI inputs and outputs, but I wanted to snug the back of the receiver right up against the wall. The little devices worked great for all of my HDMI cables in and out for cable box, bluray player, switch, FireTV stick, Chromecast and the output to the television at 4K@60Hz. These will get the job done. I bought 3 of the 2 packs for 6 total right angle adapters.

With thicker HDMI cables, you may end up with a situation where you’ll have difficulty getting the cables to fit nicely behind your TV. These are rated for higher bandwidth and have a solid build quality bi have two of these placed side-by-side on the back of my TV. They fit snugly into the ports, and they don’t compete for space when seated next to each other.Note on the bend angle: when you’ve looking at your HDMI cable head-on with the connector, 90 degrees is “down” and 270 degrees is “up.” Use that to determine which kind of connector you need, based on layout of the HDMI ports on the back of your TV.The photo shows three connectors. The shorter connector is actually a different, older connector because that input doesn’t require high bandwidth. However, I did initially have the two connectors side-by-side and they fit without any rubbing or competition for space.

I'm building a portable video rig for my iPhone and have a hub, light, microphone and monitor onto a cage. If I use standard cables, they come straight out of the accessory then need to loop back to the cage. These eliminate the out and back and let me tie down the cables so they won't accidentally get pulled out.

These work by allowing you to “bend” the cable to the angle you need, but without actually bending (and possibly breaking) your cable(s). I got them and they really make a difference, as without awkward bends, it’s easier to route the cables

Work fine but make sure the HDMI port is facing the way you need it.

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