KabelDirekt TOSLINK – Optical Audio Cable – 6ft – Fiber Optic Cord, S/PDIF Digital Audio Optical Cable for Soundbar, Stereo Systems, Home Cinema, Xbox One/PS4 – Designed in Germany

Great quality. Worked right out of the box. Connected my Bose sound bar to my Vizio Smart tv. Cable is solid, sturdy and thick. Length is long enough to reach from sound bar to television. Plug and play ease. Great value for your money.

Great product, works perfectly good for my audio system. Good price and quality.

This optical/audio connection cord does as it is designed to do. It fit well, hooked up without issues, and delivers great quality image and audio excellence. I would suggest this to any and everyone. And I would certainly purchase it again if the need ever arose. Good stuff! 👍🏻

I plugged this KabelDirekt TOSLINK cable in expecting “good audio.” What I got was “crystal-clear S/PDIF commandments” delivered over light beams with German precision.🔊 The Good Stuff:• Interference? What interference? Because it’s fiber-optic, there’s zero risk of radio or electrical interference messing with your audio magic. Think: audio transmission in utter peace.• Tough connectors. With gold-plated heads and metal sleeves, it’s built for repeated plugging—and resists corrosion like a champ.• Multi‑channel ready. Supports uncompressed PCM, Dolby Digital Plus, DTS‑HD, LPCM, 5.1 and 7.1 surround sound—everything your setup needs.• Quality tested. Feels durable and well-made, not like those flimsy cords that feel like they’ll snap if you breathe too hard on them.• Worked perfectly to connect my Bose soundbar to my Samsung TV. No configuration hassle—just plug and play, and the audio instantly leveled up.💸 The “Wait, Is That Loose?” Stuff:• Fit can feel a little loose. It doesn’t click in with that super-snug “lock-in” feel—it’s secure, just not as reassuring as you’d expect.• Cable isn’t ultra-thin. It’s not bulky by any means, but if you’re dealing with tight corners or wall-mounted setups, just keep the thickness in mind.⸻✅ Verdict:If you want clean, interference-free digital audio connecting your TV, PlayStation/Xbox, soundbar, or Hi‑Fi setup without fuss, the KabelDirekt TOSLINK Cable is a solid bet. It’s designed to last, offers impressive surround format support, and keeps your audio crisp and pure—though don’t expect locking clicks or feather-thin cable vibes. Used it to hook up my Bose soundbar to my Samsung TV and it worked like a charm.TL;DR: Great build, no interference, solid performance. Your soundbar will thank you—if it could talk.

good quality cables. This is normal quality is pretty good. Good value for your money.

It does what it's supposed to and the cord is a decent thickness. Works great for me

The Short:This is digital. 1 and 0. On or Off. Yes or No. The cable works or it doesn't. It works every time. The gold plating, fancy carbon fiber look cover, etc is just eye candy and while it looks nice, it's just looks. So it's a nice looking cable, that looks well made, and functions as it should. That's it - it works. You can stop here.The Long: (if you are really bored)So lets review...0) FIRST - I can't hear a difference between one SPDIF cable and another. If I did hear a difference, it meant the cable or connection was damaged.1) ALL streaming over the internet, Blue-Ray, DVD, CD, etc is DIGITAL.2) For you to HEAR digital, it has to be converted to analog because your ears are analog.3) That converter is a DAC, or Digital to Analog Converter.4) IF you have a nice receiver with SPDIF inputs or you have one of those cool little standalone DACs, AND you haven't spent your life savings on a high-end component, you probably have a better DAC on the receiver (or the standalone, but then why are you reading this) than on the components. I'm sure my sub $100 blue-ray, my $500 TV and my 25 year old CD player do not have as good a DAC as myYes, in general, the digital bridge between devices is better than an analog bridge IF you have a good DAC on the receiving end of the circuit. My Yamaha receiver has a better DAC than my TV, my HTPC/Streamer or my CD player. All of these are relatively nice components, but I didn't spend my child's college fund on them. So I use one of these with my CD player, my HTPC, and my TV. My Blue-ray goes to the TV via HDMI, so the digital audio stream is sent from the TV to the DAC on the receiver. I've done a lot of AB testing and this is definitely a better setup for me than using RCA analog cables to the receiver from any of these components. AND if I upgrade my receiver, I automatically upgrade all of the components.Now, wake up and do something.

This product works exactly as described, and was a great value for the money.