Cable Matters [Ultra High Speed HDMI Certified] Braided 48Gbps 8K HDMI Cable 13.1 ft / 4m with 8K@60Hz, 4K@240Hz and HDR Support for PS5, Xbox Series X/S, RTX3080 / 3090, Apple TV and More in White

Handles full HDMI 2.1 bandwidth with no signal loss or flickering. Supports 4K at 120Hz and 8K at 60Hz with HDR on compatible devices. ARC and eARC work without issues when connected to soundbars or AV receivers. The cable feels durable with solid strain relief and a flexible braided jacket. Verified to pass Ultra High Speed HDMI certification scan. Ideal for gaming consoles high-end TVs and home theater builds.

Excellent high quality cable

What can you say about a cable? It was long enough and the signal was strong so my computer displayed well on the TV mounted on my wall. I bought this to hook my computer up to the hotel room TV on a trip I'll be taking over the summer. Much cheaper than taking a monitor with me.

works well, a little stiff and larger than the normal HDMI non-2.1cables but so far so good

This is really a good High Speed HDMI cable. Cable Matters makes consistantly good cables.

Not sure if I got the bad cable but screen starts to flicker recently. I switched out with my friend’s cable and flicker stopped. Just get it from your local electronic store to save headaches——————————————————-Seller contacted me and sent a replacement. New cable works fine. Hopefully it lasts long.

had issues with inferior cables, make sure you get ultra certified cables if you want 4k@120hz

Looks and feels good, no problems with it working (only had it for 2 weeks).My only gripe is i wish more mfg. would label the cable. This one is htmi 2.1 but the connector only says html and nothing on the cable its self. I only have 1 cable that list the true type on the connector (EARC) but some print it on the cable. It would be nice if they printed the htmi variant on the connection or cable (not just htmi). The same go's for ARC and EARC, should be on the cable. Most people know these terms but not the the real name. I have a 8k lg tv and a 8k denon receiver and a media player with 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray player and a ultra Roku box. I use this cable from media player to the tv (because of the blu-ray player) and i use EARC cables from my denon and roku.I would recommend getting just HTMI 2.1 cable to be more future proof.