MonopriceCertified Premium HDMI Cable - Black - 10 Feet | 4K@60Hz, HDR, 18Gbps, 28AWG, YUV 4

I like this cable and it works as described. I am using it for my 4K movies.Only issue I could feel is, the cable is too strong so that I was scared to connect to my Denon AVR, because the AVR will have to carry the weight of the cable all the time. Now I have fixed the cable with some support and then connected to AVR so it is not carrying the weight.But for the price, it is not an issue, quality of the cable and is awesome.

With so much smoke and mirrors around analogue audio cables you might get sucked into thinking you need to spend a fortune on digital hdmi cables but you don’t and these cables prove it.(You don’t actually need to spend a fortune on audio cables either)I heard about Monoprice cables on AV forums where they are well thought of by knowledgeable folks.For less than a fiver this Monoprice cable has been connecting my Apple 4KTV to my Denon receiver with no dropouts, glitches or issues, it’s great quality and great value.....there’s no need to spend silly money on digital cables, I recommend this product.

The Monoprice Certfied premium HDMI cables, "Premium Certified," which is actually a certification. It basically means the cable is more-or-less guaranteed to work with 4K and HDR. It's not required for 4K HDR, but if you see a cable that's Premium Certified and has the matching hologram and QR code, it's a pretty safe bet.The cables are certainly premium in their construction, being well made and look built to last, but flexible enough to feed them through a cable run that is part of our new 4k pro tv. They arrived in simple but well enough packaging ( I've had high end cables before from big brands and I think half the cost of those went on unessasery packaging).Being that the tv we have is mounted on a cantilever stand built into the cabinet , the 6ft cables I ordered were a perfect length running from the tv to a sky box and a ps4. Will these cables stand the test of time? Well there are only two "fails" with an HDMI cable. The most likely is you won't get any signal at all: A blank or flashing screen, the only other "fail" mode of HDMI cables is sparkles. This looks like snow on the screen. Well i certainly get a picture on my tv , so i know they work, and given that they are just plugged in and won't ever be removed unless necessary, I can't see them braking.So in conclusion at £5.99 per lead, I consider them to be very well made (easily on par with some big brand cables) , tight when connected (not lose in the hdmi port), and flexible enough if you need feed them through a cable run. Would recommend them without any hesitation.Any issues or if they suddenly fail ( I don't believe they will) I shall update this review.

For three years I have been watching Sky HD and Blu-ray DVDs via my 4k TV without a problem. Recently my TV was upgraded to an OLED TV and an Apple TV 4K and suddenly I noticed the picture wasn’t great. Fine on Sky, fine on Blu-ray but at the start of an Apple 4K film there was pixelation at the very start but only on black backgrounds.I assumed it was a setting in the Apple TV so I tried Netflix and although better, the image quality wasn’t like I expected, it didn’t wow me. After several hours on various AV Foums one suggestion and answer kept repeating itself, try a new HDMI cable, I was reluctant to accept this was the culprit at first as the one I was using wasn’t cheap and I’d purchased it as 4K enabled but in the end I replaced my cable with this Monoprice one.When it arrived I noticed it was slightly thicker than my current one, not a problem but the build quality did look impressive. I swapped my cables over and fired up the Apple TV I put the movie on with lots of black in the opening sequence and wow what a difference, no pixelation and a far sharper image in general.I’m one month in to using this cable please don’t let anyone tell you every HDMI cable is the same, they certainly aren’t when it comes to 4K material.

Well after roughly 6 months of use the other one has died.So if you're in the UK.....DON'T BUY THEM as they only come with a 30 Day Warranty!Luckily Amazon refunded me the money on the faulty second one so I'm not out of pocket!___________________________________________________________________________________________________________I purchased two of these and they came really quickly from the US to the UK.They are a nice quality cable and in white so that they blend into the skirting boards a little better than the black ones as my AV Amp is placed at the side of the room.Fully certified which is what I wanted and they did come up as genuine after checking them on the certification app.The only problem I have is that one of them kept dropping the picture every so often but the sound was still there.....after checking the ends it looks like one of them maybe had a bad joint as if you moved it slightly the picture would come back again.The other one is working fine and that's why I dropped it by one star. Amazon customer service was excellent at sorting this problem out for me.Would I order more? Possibly....but not until the room gets decorated and I have to move everything out of the room.Quality cables but I was unfortunate to get a faulty one.

Amazon should have these in their own stock and be selling them! The quality of these cables is seriously heavy-duty. I had them chased into the walls, and needed to make sure these cables could do it all, and they do. 4K 60hz HDR 8bit/10bit/12bit. No sparkle, no blanks, the cables are very thick, superb shielding, have noticed no interference as they are laid near power lines too.I've been in the HDMI cables department for quite a while when it comes to having been there and done that and seen the mess that is out there. If you're thinking of these cables, YES you are right, THESE are the ones you need!