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What Customers Are Saying
Customers overwhelmingly praise the cable for reliable performance, excellent build quality, and outstanding value. Most highlight flawless video and audio transmission with crystal-clear picture quality and rich sound across 4K devices and gaming systems. Many commend the premium materials, gold-plated connectors, and robust construction that resists corrosion. Reviewers frequently note the six-foot length is ideal and connectors fit snugly without wobbling. Installation is described as simple plug-and-play. A few report rare compatibility issues with certain ARC ports, though these are exceptions. Overall, customers consider it a dependable, durable choice.
Customer review summary generated by AI, including incentivized reviews.Very easy to work with
Would RecommendEasy to install
Verified Purchaser
Excellent quality
Would RecommendExcellent
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5 💥s
Shop around or just go to Lowe’s.
Would RecommendThe Price was amazing Took back competition which were 3x the price - just needed HDMI cables. !
Nothing comes to my mind at this pont.
Item function was great!
Just what we needed for our new tv.
Would RecommendPerfect fit
good product
Would RecommendPerfect! It was just what I needed
A little short, but good quality
Would Recommend[Employee of lowes] A little short for one of my setups, but it worked on the other one that didn't need much distance. The input and output machines has to be right next to each other, so it won't work if they are down below under a desk or something.
HDMI good cable
Would RecommendDirect connection, short cord
Good value for hdmi cable
Would RecommendIt is working as expected
Works good.
Would RecommendDid not work for 4K HDR
Would Not RecommendThis cable worked great for 1080p and 4K SDR. It sort of worked some times when I went to 4K HDR with 4:2:0 chroma. It did not work at all with 4K HDR 4:2:2 chroma. I switched to a cable that was certified to meet HDMI 2.1, and then my system worked. I believe this cable is passive. From what I understand those top out at about 15 feet for higher data rates (like 4K HDR). For longer cables, you need an active cable that uses fiber optic. They're a little more expensive than this cable, but not ...