StarTech.com 15 ft Thin Toslink Digital Optical SPDIF Audio Cable - 15ft / 15 Feet Optical Audio Cable (THINTOS15),Black

Bends to 4 inch diameter reasonably well. Is a bit “springy’ so awkward to lay out neatly. I used a bit of hot glue to stick to skirting board in places. Works fine over the 4 metre length.

Great value for money and does a great job.

Secure/safe connection (TV to amp 13ft) excess can be coiled tidy away . Price was fine ,quality good, when in use no problems. Have reconfigured my setup now I require a shorter cable for CD connection. I have no problem using same product again

love the thinness of the cable, really neat and quality is superb. Probably would need to be careful not to bend it, but as long as its plugged in and stays without some sort of movement its absolutely perfect for what it does, and because its so thin, you can hardly see it. Using it to connect apple tv with logitech z906 speakers for streaming music via airplay.

Great that these are so thin! Had previously purchased thicker cables and they were very tricky to fit down the back of my CD player (which was butted up against the wall behind it!) - as these are thin (read: flexible) so easier to stuff down the back of your messy setups! Great stuff.

As described by seller. Great as the cable was thin to fit in wall trunking with other HDMI cables. No issues and works between TV and surround sound system.

Very good sound quality

I got this to use between my Samsung mu7000 4K tv and my nose sound bar and I have not had a single issue or drop out. I would recommend this cable to anyone that’s after a good cheap digital optical cable

I ordered several toslink cables and this is the only cable which could send 24bit 192khz signals without any problem

Pro: Works as expected with my audio interfaces. 8 or 4 smux adat channels. Tight solid plug connections. Have had no issues. Affordable. Con: It is incredibly thin and rather stiff and if put besides other audio cables on the floor it’s easy to trip over. Due to it’s material it makes small “cable loops”. Been close to rip it out of the interfaces. Gaffer it to the floor to avoid breaking it.

Fa il suo lavoro e costa poco. Probabilmente non sara` robustissimo, ma e` sottile. E siccome non credo che nessuno passi il tempo a staccare e riattaccare ogni 2 minuti il cavo, ne` a camminarci sopra, mi sembra che la fragilita` sia un problema poco significativo. E` molto piu` comodo il fatto che sia sottile, cosi` lo puoi fare passare dove altri non passano.

Good

This is the longest Toslink optical cable I've found readily available, and for that, it is amazingly, almost unbelievably economical. It has a very thick, heavy jacket, which should help to protect the optical fiber within. It also has hefty end connectors, and the gold-tone accents on them serve absolutely no useful purpose on an optical cable, but they look do nice and give it an extra air of quality. I've had this cable for about two years. One end of it hangs off an extra input in back of my home theater receiver, and the other end lives under my couch, where it gets shoved around in the dust and occasionally trodden on, and it performs flawlessly without complaint. This allows me to just sit down with my MacBook Pro laptop anytime, pop in the cable, and instantly listen to anything in my music library (or internet radio etc.) in full digital quality. Isn't technology grand! This would also be ideal for hooking up the digital sound output of your HDTV back to your stereo or home theater, or any similar application where you need a longer than usual cable. By the way, for use with the MacBook Pro or other laptop with a similar analog/digital dual-purpose port, you'll want a mini optical adaptor such as this one from RiteAV , or perhaps this one if you prefer a right-angle connector. Highly recommended. "Buy without hesitation."