True HQ 2M HDMI 2.1 Cable 48Gbps 8K Ultra High Speed PREMIUM Lead with Ethernet | 8K 60Hz 4K 120Hz UHD HDCP 2.2 eARC | Dolby Vision Dynamic HDR PS5 Xbox Series X | Zinc Alloy & Gold

I bought these for my new 4k OLED 2.1 HDMI TV to connect via eArc to my Atmos soundbar as i didn't want the hassle of trying to bend my existing braided overpriced "gold premium" cables sold by the retailer when buying my last 4K tv in 2015.I chose these specifically because they don't have a braid as i find braiding makes cables very rigid and puts tension on your connected devices especially in tight cabinet spaces.These are not yet certified but were recommended by HDTV although TrueHQ also claim the factory is certified and the cables are in the process of being certified. They do feel well built but still have enough flexibility needed in the tight spaces behind large equipment in TV cabinets .I ordered 2 when I got my TV and then a further 2 recently all at 2m lengths.I have not experienced any picture or sound issues in using these cables for my soundbar, PS4 Pro, cable set top box and switch.The true test will be when new equipment begins to replace existing equipment and does start to interact at ultra high speed levels but for now i have no complaints.Update 24 Aug 2021: I have now bought a PS5 to replace the PS4 Pro mentioned in my original review. I have kept using these cables and still no issues.

I’ve had this a HDMI 2.1 cable for a few months now and I was very happy with it indeed, fairly recently I got myself an RTX3080 graphics card which was my first actual HDMI 2.1 source and initially I was having problems getting the signal to the TV and I thought perhaps the cable was the issue...(you can see my question in the product question section.) Robert from True HQ contacted me and helped me troubleshoot the problem and stated that if we were unable to fix the issue then he would replace my cable free of charge.After a few days troubleshooting the issue we managed to confirm the cable was not causing the problem, rather it was an issue with the TV’s firmware...I am really grateful for Robert’s help and cannot recommend this seller highly enough on the basis of the after sales care.The cable is good quality and does exactly what it is meant to do.

Looks great, decent value for money. I tested it on PC in 4K HDR 60fps via amplifier and it worked great. No issues what so ever. I have also tried in on PS 4 Pro in "4K" HDR and Freesync @ "60fps" via amplifier and I have not come across any issues. When it comes to sound all formats including Dolby Atmos pack a punch and there were no disappointments in this are as well. Can definitely recommend to anyone who's not yet convinced if they should buy these cables.

I can only confirm this cable does feel really sturdy and works, I don't know how anyone can really verify if the specs hold true unless they have very expensive systems!

Works good. Does exactly what is meant to do.Very pleased

I initially bought some very thin/flexible "HDMI 2.1" cables to connect my PS5 & Xbox Series X to my LG C1 TV. Being an AV geek, I spent a lot of time seeking the best settings on consoles and TV to get the full benefit of 4K HDR at 120Hz. Once they were all dialled in I was getting frequent break up of picture on my Xbox, and both Xbox and PS5 were giving occasional distorted sound (fixable by changing sound output settings then back again). The cables supplied with the consoles didn't have this issue (but were too short).It was apparent that the cables I had bought may have been described as HDMI 2.1, but they couldn't manage this consistently (in the case of the Xbox) at the full 4K HDR/10 bit/120Hz/4:4:4 chroma. They were much chunkier, so a massive pain to get in my wall conduit, but worth it now, as both consoles are rock solid and I haven't had a single break up issue with video or audio since swapping them over.

Let me preface this by saying I am an AV professional. I deal with video equipment all day long. Usually my well known and established brands are the only ones I will use. I had a particular requirement however, of a PC running a 3090 to a 4K 120hz @ 10 bit 4:4:4 TV. HDMI 2.1 is a relatively new standard, and many of the established brands do not have cables that can pass the bandwidth required to run this display on a cable >2 meters. I tried an active fiber HDMI cable (around 10x more expensive than this one) as a last resort, but when that failed too I was ready to declare the TV or PC broken, however after swapping BOTH and the issue persisting I was now wanting to get it working for my own sanity.I found someone recommending this cable on a forum for a similar setup as I had, and at <£20, it was a no brainer to give it a shot.Guess what... IT WORKED! It actually worked! I couldn't believe it. We're pushing about 40Gbps down this cable, and for the price I CANNOT fault it. Very impressed. Will be returning to this cable for any high bandwidth situations.Stop wasting time reading the reviews and just buy it now.

Brilliant ultra hd picture and also improved the audio too.I am using 1 cable for Panasonic Oled t.v. with a top end Arcam blue ray player and another cable for a H.P. Elite Slice i7 pc. into my Panasonic Oled t.v.Picture and sound is greatly enhanced and I have bought another cable for my Virgin V box and the difference in picture quality is great.I think,for the price and superior quality they produce these cables cannot be beaten.