UGREEN 8K HDMI Cable 2.1 6.6FT, 48Gbps Ultra High Speed Braided HDMI Cord 10K 8K@60Hz 4K@240Hz, eARC HDR10 HDCP 2.2&2.3, Compatible with PS5/Xbox Series X/Roku TV/HDTV/Blu-ray

This is a THICK cable. It's not going to break unless you really treat it badly (and any cable will if you do).Works fine, quality is fine, looks good, the long one is very convenient!

UGREEN cables have always worked great and high quality. These cables are excellent too. Highly recommend.

What can I say, it just works! Ugreen products are just all around solid and I always have a great experience with their products. It definitely feels premium and the cable is thick and feels like it will last a very long time. I won’t lie though… the packaging had me a little worried because it had no verbiage referring to being HDMI 2.1 compliant, but those worries went out the window as soon as I plugged it in.It was literally plug and play for me. I connected my PS5 to my Hisense U8G and loaded up CoD Modern Warfare 2 2022 to give it a test run. It worked flawlessly… I instantly got 4k with HDR 120hz with VRR with no hiccups whatsoever.This thing was a steal for the price. Look no further folks. This is it!

I've used this 6' cable for connecting my media center PC (GeForce RTX 3060 Ti) to my TV (Hisense U8H). When running the configuration at 4K @ 120Hz with HDR10, I don't have any troubles. Not during gameplay or streaming video.I do get intermittent video dropouts if I try to enable nVidia Gsync compatibility, but this is NOT the fault of the cable. I have other certified cables and get the same problem. That's down to an incompatibility of Gsync and the TV.I can't personally speak to if that same video dropout would occur using AMD's Freesync though. My assumption is that it will work better as it's what VRR in consoles utilize, or at least the basis of what VRR is, but I don't currently own a modern AMD video card or console that supports VRR to confirm that assumption.It's possible that there's some lacking or nonexistent QC going on with these cables due to so many reviews reporting issues... maybe that's the reason they've forgone the HDMI 2.1 "Ultra High Speed" certification on them. Not sure, but mine works great.

I bought a new, I'll just say, Huge TV. I hooked it up to my ROKU device and it began this process of going black and coming back on. It really is a tribute to the TV. (It still worked in spite of my ignorance) It seems HDMI has progressed along with the tech of the TV.In order to receive the quality of Picture in these TV's you NEED HDMI 2.1. Problem solved.I ordered it in the morning after I found the problem. Amazon delivered it the afternoon. High five guys!Yes high quality product. yes good value for the cost. Yes picture quality is unmatched by ALL earlier technology.P.S. The TV, when connected by WIFI to my router, worked Great. I just rather use my ROKU...

Works like a charm !!

Good

El cuerpo en malla da mucha confianza