8K Certified HDMI Fiber Optic Cable 10M Ultra High Speed HDMI 2.1b 48Gbps 8K@60Hz 4K@120Hz for RTX4080/4090/3080/3090 Xbox PS8 AVR Projector LG/Samsung/Sony

Not used the cable for long only tried it out yesterday, seems to be working fine no drop outs so far, very good build quality.

I have 3 of these Certified HDMI cables now, 2x 15m and 1x 10m. They all simply worked right out of the box for PS5 & PC use 4k60 HDR. One of the 15m cables started dropping a signal lately (after quite a few months of use) and when I contacted Ruipro regarding warranty, they sent out a complete replacement next day delivery free of charge, and their customer service agent was extremely polite, professional and helpful. Their products are awesome & their support is absolutely top-tier so I can't recommend them high enough!

I used this cable to connect my PC with an RTX4070ti to my 4k 120hz TV in another room. While this may not be the cheapest cable, I'd tried 2 cheaper ones previously and experienced drops in signal with both of those cheaper ones. No such dropouts with this cable.

No one in their right mind wants to pay £100 for an HDMI cable, however:This [10m] cable connects my RTX4080 to an LG 65" C9. I am getting full bandwidth, 4K, 120fps (the maximum this panel can display) with HDR and uncompressed audio.There was no faff, it was plug and play (albeit the cable is directional) and you can't ask or expect for much more. Packaging and cable construction is entirely adequate. Previous reviews appear to suggest CS is very good should things go awry. In the context of an expensive HDMI cable, it does exactly what it claims it will.I did not suffer any flashing and banging, or CEC handshake issues. I recommend this cable.

they do a good job if you need a long run of hdmi this is the one to geti have two at 15 metersif i need to get more i would get them again

Works perfect , can't fault it

This is a very high quality cable fully capable of HDMI 2.1 spec at 4k/120Hz with HDR and VRR. I tested it with Nvidia 4090 and PS5 connected to LG CX and LG C2 Oled TVs.I ended up owning 3 10 meter certified versions of this cable. Worth the money I paid for it.

Needed longer HDMI’s for aesthetic purposes, bought these as they’re highly rated and high spec, honestly not worth the money. Devices and TV worked great before and now not so much. Select a game on the Xbox and the signal just disappears, have to switch the unit off and on and then sometimes it keeps happening other times it works fine. I bought 2 leads, same thing with both leads. Everything’s connected correctly (source in source, tv in tv etc). The quality is fine (when it works) just the connectivity and reliability is the issue. Imagine every time you want to use a device you have to off and on it til it works

Luckily when building the house in 2007 I ran 2" CONDUIT to the tv locations instead of any wires at all. People always talk about running the best wire, or a bunch of different types, or extras if one goes bad, to 'futureproof' their install. In technology and wiring there is no such thing as futureproofing, it's a term thrown around by SALESMEN... CONDUIT is your only chance at installing something that may be as close to futureproof as you can get.Well since then we have gone through variations of HDMI from 1.2 now to 2.1, features like ARC, ATMOS, 4K, and types like Active, Powered, Optical etc. And I have re-ran cables multiple times over the years and now once more. Luckily it is an easy pull with the pull string I leave pre-ran in the conduits each time so that I don't even need a fish tape any more.Well after upgrading the theater room to a 2.1 Receiver, Sony 4K UHD, RTX 4090, and PS5, the display would not do 4k/120hz, took forever to sync and lock onto inputs when set at 4k/30hz, and would sparkle, dropout, fail to handshake, etc...Did a bunch of reading and decided to try an optical cable vs powered or active, and after enough positive reviews on the forums about RUIPRO I tried this cable. As soon as I ran the cable receiver and display Handshaked immediately and then I enabled 4k/120hz and everything just worked!It has been a few weeks and everything is working perfectly except the only small glitch I have seen is a few times the FireStick4k output will turn a solid color usually yellow or green, pressing home a bunch of times or resetting the power to it fixes it, but since this is the only device I have had an issue with and it is few years old I feel it could be either the colorspace setting I have selected in the Firestick menu, it's starting to go bad, maybe overheating as it is plugged directly into the back of the receiver, or just a glitchy compatibility thing between the Firestick and the Receiver. I have not looked too deep into it, I doubt it is the cable since I have seen zero glitches on any other source or resolution since swapping to this cable.My only concern is that the optical conversion circuitry that is built into the heads of these type cables will burnout/die eventually and not last. Since a passive cable is basically good forever unless it gets physically damaged or the wires/connections develop corrosion, these cables now reliant on internal circuitry just by design cannot last forever. But hopefully it will last until another forced upgrade due to technology changes and not failure... We will see.When you are building a home, run CONDUIT not cables people!

Uno dei pochi cavi che non ha perdite di segnale!!!Ne ho provati 3 diversi con risultati orrendi, prima di trovare questo hdmiViene fornito pure con un rilancio.Personalmente il rilancio non lo utilizzo perchè va già bene così

Ce câble fonctionne parfaitement en 4K entre une PC Windows et un TV Sony. Il semble solide et a été livré dans un conditionnement parfait, plutôt luxueux.

Ich hatte ein HDMI Kabel gekauft das erste funktioniert hat nach einem Beamer Tausch hatte ich Probleme mit Bild Aussetzer da habe ich dieses Kabel gekauft und der Fehler war weg gutes Kabel

Full 48 gbps with HDR VRR in 4K at a distance of 15 m this may be your best bet. Very good customer service. I would buy from them again. One of very few certified 48 gbps alternatives.