Cable Matters 2-Pack Ultra Thin HDMI Cable (Ultra Slim HDMI Cable) 4K Rated with Ethernet 0.9m

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But even then, the cable managed to handle a 4K60 HDR signal with compressed colors well enough; it was only when we bumped up the color sampling that the screen flickered and blacked out. Over short distances, say under 6 feet, just about any recent "high speed HDMI cable" should work fine.

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You can save some money getting shorter cables, but make sure they're long enough for you to place your gear where you want. It also includes a peripheral data transfer of 48Gbps to have high-resolution visuals without any lag. Gamers, especially gamers looking for 4K120 or 8K performance from their new consoles or gaming PCs, should keep an eye out for Ultra High Speed cables.uuid":"e1578006-b0b0-4f05-9736-7380f17fbc44","assetType":"content_article","assetTitle":"Do you need new HDMI cables for HDR? To determine whether you should err on the side of caution or frugality, we decided to run in-house tests, and the results were slightly surprising. As one of the world’s leading suppliers of cables, converters and adapters you’re sure to find everything you need here at Lindy Electronics. For commercial and high-end home installations that use long runs, you should seriously consider an extender system that either amplifies the signal so it can travel further along the HDMI cable or sends the signal over Ethernet for most of the distance, switching back to a shorter HDMI cable once you run the easier-to-manage Ethernet through your walls or ceiling. It could be useful for video editing and mastering, but consumer media doesn't yet come close to pushing its boundaries.

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Ultra High Speed cables are the most extreme home theater future-proofing, and they're becoming more common. Over 15 feet there is a much higher chance that a mediocre cable won't work, or won't work at the resolution you want.

With that in mind, we have some recommendations for inexpensive options that should work with any TV and source combination you have.

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Using active electronics to boost and clean up the signal can effectively double the range of a standard twisted-copper HDMI cable. The HDMI Forum would likely recommend going with a certified Premium High Speed cable with a QR code for security, but after looking at the variety of cable options available, we're not so sure. In fact, some of the cables you already have lying around might work just fine, though you should test that by making sure your Blu-ray player, media streamer, or gaming system is set to output at the highest possible resolution and display HDR when it can.

This means signal fidelity and the importance of gold-plated connectors are completely irrelevant here. If you've been keeping count, that's no less than three different cable types with High Speed in the name. don't matter nearly as much as their speed ratings, which the HDMI Forum and HDMI Licensing Administrator also define. They just don't all have the QR code on the package, while means the HDMI Licensing Administrator and the HDMI Forum didn't officially certify them. There are plenty of options for Premium High Speed (seven lengths and two colors) and Ultra High Speed (four lengths), and that's before going into variants like slim cables.