iBirdie 4K Fiber Optic HDMI Cable 200 Feet, 62 Metre, Work on Full 4K 60Hz HDR, HDCP 2.2, 1440p 144Hz, 18Gbps High Speed Ultra HD, Directional Active Cord Compatible for Apple-TV Ps4 Xbox

I typically don’t write reviews so soon after receiving a product. But this fiber HDMI 75ft cable is workout perfectly and seems like it will last quite some time.I am running this cable through and in-wall rated conduit, that’s why I needed 75ft. I haven’t hooked up through my PS5, Denon AVR, and to my Benq projector. I am getting HDR, 4K 60 FPS. (Yes majority of projectors are pixel shifted 4K, but the picture is still phenomenal.) I did need to use the included USB dongle.The cable is fairly thin in size and very flexible.

I bought 4 of these after I saw a colleague using them on an event. We do live streaming and wireless transmitters for our high definition cameras sometimes are not so reliable. In the industry, we do not go over 50ft on HDMI; It's like a no-no. But after I saw their 75ft in action I went ahead and bought the 100ft and they worked flawlessly! they're small enough to repack them and be ready for the next gig.I am not sure about durability but at this price if I need to replace one here and there, I would not be concerned.

I have a Fire TV Cube 2nd gen HDMI 4K signal split to two TVs using one of Amazon's available HDMI splitters. The TV connected via the 75 ft fiber optic cable had an issue where the signal would drop for a second about once a minute. Once I installed a USB powered HDMI voltage inserter (available from Amazon), the problem was gone.I also want to mention that this company is a pleasure to do business with. They were very responsive in trying to help me troubleshoot my issue. I ended up trying the voltage inserter on my own as a last resort, which fortunately worked.

The cable was delivered on time even in heavy snow. It was robust enough to withstand an involved installation.

This cable solved my flicking signal due to long distance when used regular copper cable. Once importance key note that I wish if seller would describe more detail about "one direction" for future buyers. The one-direction HDMI meaning that one end of HDMI is required to connect to sources (must plug this end to HDMI output from source like DVD/computer/projector...), and other end is display to your monitor or TV. if you reverse it then won't work because "one-direction". I have figured out when tested this Optical HDMI.Thanks

This cable is a super value and a really good quality cable, generally. One caution ... The HDMI connectors' sleeves are not bonded to the cable sheathing. As such one must be very careful in handling the cable during the install/connection process. It appears that the best way to use this cable is for a permanent connection solution, not for traveling presentations, set-up, take-downs and so forth. Still strongly recommend and note that at $75 it is the best value out there for a FIBER OPTIC HDMI cable!!!

You cannot use a 50' regular HDMI. Fiber optic is the only one that works at that length. I bought a regular copper HDMI 50' and it did not work. Fiber optic is absolutely the way to go.

I have been dealing with flickering screen on my projector for ever on high def pictures. 480 or 720 were no problem. I got 50’ which was way more than I needed but pictures now are awesome. If you have a long run of hdmi cable definitely recommend this product. Keep in mind it is a one way cable and power adapter on one end will need a usb plug for power.