Monoprice 4K High Speed HDMI Cable - 4K@60Hz, 18Gbps, HDR, CL2 In-Wall Rated, Active, 30ft, Black

Works great!. The cable feels sturdy and well built. I abused it a bit getting it from my TV to the semi hidden nook containing my stereo equipment on the other side of the room, but it held up just fine. I bought the 45' version as I needed to run the cable through the wall, under the house and then back up into the location of my receiver. I wanted something that would be fairly future proof as well, as I don't enjoy crawling under the house all that much. This cable can handle pretty much anything you can throw at it including 3D and 4K so I'm good for the new few years (until some completely new standard gets pushed out, I suppose). I was a little nervous as I hadn't heard too much about the active cables, but I did some research and this is the real deal. If you are running your cable more than 25' or so, this is definitely the way to go.Do keep in mind, the cable is directional (the packaging and cable are labeled to make this clear). Thus, make sure you have the right end at each side while you are running it, or you'll have a bit more work on your hands.

We were getting intermittent blinking from our last HDMI cables. Replaced all cables with these and the problem disappeared. They work great!

I was looking for some cables to route behind the TV and through the wall in my new house. These cables did the trick. They are definitely high quality cables and I love the addition of the right or left angle adapters which really helps when plugging in the HDMI cables with a wall mounted TV. the cables have no problems delivering 4k content on my LG TV. The only downside to these cables is you have to make sure you plug your cable to the correct device as indicated on the plug. Not a huge deal, but never dealt with an HDMI cable that you could say is a "one-way" cable. They are clearly marked where one end plugs to the TV and one into your device, but if you don't pay attention you'll be pulling the cable back out of the way to reverse it.Highly recommend these cables!

If you are going longer than 10ft, then you will likely need an active HDMI cable to get the optimum picture quality that the newer TV's put out. I didn't know this until I purchased this new cable. It works great and gives the full 4K gaming and movie experience from very long distances... Great product.

Was having picture issues with streaming from PC to TV .. bought this to fix it but turned out it was because when overclocking to game with MSI afterburner the overclocking made the signal degrade when streaming. solution was to reboot PC and do not over clock with MSI afterburner when streaming movies. To lazy to remove the cable and check my previous set up because not like I can return them anyway.

So far it is working great with no stutters or blinking in and out like my previous cable that had no booster built into it.I had to add an extra 6 feet onto it to make it reach and even this isn't throwing it a curve like I at first feared it might.This is truly a great cable so long as the electronics hold out on it. Some people report getting ones that fail sooner than they should, so I will try to remember to post an update and revise my rating if it ever fails on me, but so far it is working flawlessly.It should probably be noted that I am only running at 1080P and am not doing Ultra-HiDef so I'm not sure how well it would do if it were really pushed to the max. Perhaps someone else can comment on that.

You don't have to pay an arm and a leg for HDMI cables. Just don't.Digital signals are simple. Does the cable deliver the 1/0 to the destination? Then it works. A cable in a digital environment won't improve your picture quality. It either works or it doesn't. Rant over.Most short HDMI cables will carry, even a 4K HDR, signal to your source. Once you get over 15ft you have to make sure cables are high speed certified. Once you get over 25ft, if you want to carry a full 18Gbps signal, you'll need an active cable. Once you get over 50ft, then it's time to look at either fiber-optic HDMI or HDMI-over-Ethernet.I was over the 25ft mark, but still well short of 50ft for my needs. I opted for the Monoprice cable for my Epson 5040UB projector. It worked perfectly.Active HDMI cable have a source end, and a display end. Make sure to differentiate these before installing. Especially if you're running this cable in a wall/ceiling.These cable are certified to carry the full 18Gbps digital signal. So, 4K, HDR, 4.4.4 chroma, with full immersive audio will come down one cable.These Monoprice cables do all the things an HDMI cable should do. And, if is should fail (unlikely) they're cheap enough to replace without breaking the bank.

I am using an Apple TV 5th Gen / 4K as the source. This cable does not work as advertised. It does not support 4K@60hz. It would support 1080p SDR, but when switched to HDR it would lose picture approximately every 5-seconds. I tested these cables before running through walls, so interference from other wiring seems unlikely. There seems to be no clear advertising guidelines for HDMI cables and specifications, at least Amazon has a liberal return policy. Good luck in your search if you are looking for longer than typical runs from a high bandwidth source, it will require trial and error and of course, wasted time.