Certified HDMI® Cable, Real 8K Cable (2 Pack, 2FT+ 2FT), 48Gbps, Ultra HD Braided Cord, Supports 8K@60Hz 4K@120Hz, eARC, HDR, HDCP 2.2 2.3, for Laptop, Monitor, Switch, PS5/PS4, Xbox, UHD TV

I purchased this cable to go from my gaming PC to my OLED television. I play games at 4K 120hz. Things seemed to be working well when I initially turned on my system, but a few minutes into gaming I noticed random flickers on my screen. I reset my PC several times, tried different games and settings, etc. but the problem remained. I was ready to remove the cable and send it back. As a final recourse, I removed the 90° adapter I had been using (the cable came with two - one LH and one RH) and plugged the cable in directly. Since then, I have not had another problem. Apparently the 90° adapters I received were defective, which is very disappointing.As far as the cable itself, it is very well-built and extremely rugged. It is a bit stiff, but that is to be expected for a cable of this high level of ruggedness. Overall, I still give this item 5 stars because the cable is what I purchased, not the adapters - I won't penalize the seller for something that came as an added bonus. However, perhaps the issue with the adapters is something that can be looked into and resolved as it may lead other customers to think there is a problem with their cable as I originally thought.

I learned about fiber optic HDMI cables while I was researching an issue I was having with my PC signal periodically dropping when hooked to my AVR. After learning these are great for longer cable runs I purchased this and haven't looked back. I tried several other 8k HDMI cables and all of them had the same issue with my PC being 35 feet away in another room. It's been working without issue. And the slimmer size of the fiber optic cables is great when it comes to running it any kind of cable hider/channel.

Thank you. It came with a few more items (Zip tight, HDMI Elbow, etc.)

No complaints for the price. The cable though is a bit thicker than most hdmi though.

A little pricey but works well. The only issue I'm experiencing is that the cable does not seem to have the data channel necessary to support identifying if a TV/monitor is off. As in, even if the TV is off, you PC will see it as available and thus, freshly opened windows can end up on that screen even though it's not on (not a big issue but something to know). A normal HDMI cable does not do that meaning that if the TV is off, the PC does not show the monitor as available.