Cmple - HDMI Cable 1.5 Feet with Ferrite Cores – 28 AWG High Speed HDMI Cord with Ethernet, Supports (4K 60HZ, 1080p Full HD, UHD, Ultra HD, 3D, ARC, HDTV) 1.5 FT

I bought the 3-ft. HDMI cable from Cmple. When it arrived, the package said "3 feet" but the cable itself was only 18 inches in length. The cable itself is great. It seems to have solved an issue with audio interference I was having with thinner HDMI cables that didn't have the ferrite cores. But, until Cmple figures out that their 1-1/2-ft. cables are mislabeled as being 3-feet, I would not recommend buying it from them. That is all.

This seems like a pretty beefy cable. I bought it for travel to connect my iPhone HDMI adapter to hotel TVs. The cable is very robust... perhaps too much so for travel. It is pretty heavy - maybe a pound or so - and the ferrite beads seem unnecessary for a cable this short. It's also pretty stiff. I can't really fault the cable for that, though. That's my fault for buying such a bulky cable. Anyway, it works great for my iPhone. I can't comment on whether it passes 3D or 4K and is complaint to HDMI 1.4 or better.

After the guy at my local electronics store tried to sell me a $200 monster cable I thought I better go educate myself first before I spend that much money. So I started reading and was surprised to find out that all HDMI cables carry signal at very close to the same speed. So close in fact that the human eye can't even see the difference between a $200 and a $20 cable. These particular cables by CMPLE are almost as fast as the mosters and are MUCH cheaper. Buy these, you won't be dissapointed.

I might be alone here. I owned the cable for about a month. I went to rearrange my cable organization as I had mounted my TV on the wall. When I pulled the cable out of the back of the receiver the wires came right out of the cable and was obviously destroyed.

These worked great for almost a year, but then the connectors began to give way and then broke off completely. But I think as long as you know this going in, you can avoid that fate by taking really good care not to apply any pressure at all to avoid bending.

Replaced an older cable that would get RF when I transmitted on ham radio. I’ve been successfully using this at my radio for some time, its been working great. Unfortunately, I broke the cable (my fault) last week. The best thing I can say about this cable—I bought the same one to replace the one I broke.

Great cable. Just too short for my purposes.

I had many long term problems with my HDMI links dropping out intermittently. These cables solved the problem.