Cable MattersBraided Certified Ultra High Speed HDMI Cable in White - 5m/16.4ft

O cabo tem uma qualidade ótima, mas curto. Se atentem ao tamanho.

I have seen no issue with the white version I have recently ordered (same with the black version I bought a while ago), nothing wrong with the length of 3.3'. Very good single, sound and connection quality. Great value, worth the price. Ignore all negative reviews.

Looks and feels good, no problems with it working (only had it for 2 weeks). My only gripe is i wish more mfg. would label the cable. This one is htmi 2.1 but the connector only says html and nothing on the cable its self. I only have 1 cable that list the true type on the connector (EARC) but some print it on the cable. It would be nice if they printed the htmi variant on the connection or cable (not just htmi). The same go's for ARC and EARC, should be on the cable. Most people know these terms but not the the real name. I have a 8k lg tv and a 8k denon receiver and a media player with 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray player and a ultra Roku box. I use this cable from media player to the tv (because of the blu-ray player) and i use EARC cables from my denon and roku. I would recommend getting just HTMI 2.1 cable to be more future proof.

There are a lot of cables that are not actually HDMI2.1 out there. This one seems to be up to spec as far as I can tell. The cable is thick and very well built and the ends seem to be robust enough to handle a sharp bend if you had no other choice. I plugged it into my computer and Samsung Q70A and it is registering as 120hz and the TV is showing 120Hz input. If you have issues getting your 4k TV to show up as 120Hz on your computer you need to go into: windows display settings -> *scroll to bottom of page* Advance Display Settings-> Set refresh rate to 120hz. Now if you go into your graphic card control panel you will be able to set the display to 120Hz. For my samsung TV it must also be on HDMI port 4 and game mode must be turned on to get 120hz from ANY source (ps5, PC, etc). If the cable starts to flicker or crap out I will update this review, but so far it seems like this is a good quality HDMI2.1 cable that is priced fairly. I have 2 amazon basics cables that are also up to spec but they only go up to 10ft and I needed 15ft.

I read some reviews saying this did not pass 4K 120 Hz. That made me hesitant to buy it since it was needed for my purposes. But, I decided if it didn’t work I could just return it. Luckily it works. This cable goes from an RTX 3080 graphics card in a PC to an LG C1 OLED. On initial connection my PC was showing a max of 60Hz. But there was a pop up on the TV asking if I wanted to enable HD Deep Color. Once I enabled this everything worked as desired. Refresh rate was enabled up to 120Hz, color depth increased to 10-but, and HDR was available. The cable itself seems to be good quality. One of the longer options I’ve seen that meets spec at an affordable price. Also, important for my purpose was it came in white.