4K HDMI Cable 25 FT (4K 60Hz, 18Gbps, HDMI Cord, HDR, High Speed, HDCP2.2, eARC, Cotton Braided) - Long HDMI Cable Compatible with PS5, PS4, Xbox, Apple TV, HDTV, Laptop, PC

Outstanding quality!! Highly recommend, works great. No issues.

The BlueRigger High Speed HDMI cable with Ethernet, Supports 3D and Audio Return (10 Feet) appears to be well made from quality materials. I especially like the woven heavy nylon outer insulation. It's flexible and durable. I used it in my bedroom home theater setup to connect the audio/video via HDMI from a Roku 2 XS 1080p Streaming Player to my wall mounted Samsung PN51D550 51-Inch 1080p 600 Hz 3D Plasma HDTV (Black) [2011 MODEL ]. Since I haven't spent the extra $$$ to upgrade the Sony STR-DE945 receiver to an AVR with HDMI capability, I needed to find a creative way of getting Dolby 5.1 surround sound to the Sony receiver. I then used a BlueRigger Digital Optical Audio Toslink Cable (15 feet)- CL3 Rated connected to the digital optical output of the Samsung HDTV to the optical digital input of the receiver. The BlueRigger HDMI cable's outer insulation is made of such a durable woven nylon material that it retains a "memory" from being coiled up in the shipping box. When I connected it to the Roku 2 XS 1080p Streaming Player , it twisted and wouldn't allow the light little box to sit flat on the AV stand. I recommend that the cable be stretched out flat on the floor. I placed a heavy (2 - 3 lb.) book on the cable at the ends and a couple in between for a few hours until the cable lost this memory and no longer twisted when I finished connecting the components. I hid the cable and all others running to and from the wall mounted tv with a Wiremold CMK30 Flat Screen Television Cord Cover Kit, White that I painted to match the wall's paint. Now I can watch movies streamed from the Roku 2 XS 1080p Streaming Player in Dolby 5.1 surround sound and I have saved some $$$ at least for now until I decide that I simply MUST upgrade the receiver to a modern HDMI 3-D ready AV receiver.

I will not claim to be an authority on audio/video, but I would not consider myself a noob either. I have 2 HDTV's, both Samsung. A 46" 1080p LCD 550 series, and a 51" 1080p plasma 8000 series. My plasma came from Magnolia and came with a complimentary 3' Audioquest HDMI cable, which is one of the most expensive cable brands on the market. They are hand made in the USA, and cost about $100 per foot on average. Since I did not have to pay for it (directly, anyway), I use it as my standard for testing other HDMI cables. I have compared it to at least 15 different brands, including Monster, RocketFish, Philips, Belkin, Monoprice Cables, these BlueRigger cables, and various off-the-shelfs I find on sale and receive as gifts or with other purchases. Well, for the most part, the rumors are true; an HDMI cable is an HDMI cable. Only if I spend 20 minutes staring and searching for a deficiency in quality will I find any noticeable difference between HDMI cables. Ok, rant over.// Pros: Of all the "discounted" cables I have bought, I am most pleased with these BlueRigger cables. The net jacket is very nice, the plugs themselves are very solid and the connection well protected, the packaging was excellent, the price was awesome, and they offer a lifetime warranty on them. I am using 2 of them right now, one from my Xbox 360 to my Samsung LCD, and one from my Onkyo TX-NR609 to my Samsung LCD, both perform flawlessly. Will update on durability when I've spent more time with them. Cons: My only small gripe is that they are not super flexible, so if your equipment is packed into tight spaces (no pun there), be careful about putting too much stress on your HDMI ports. The cable itself looks like it would far outlast an HDMI port in the event of stress, so just focus on keeping the stress off your HDMI ports. I will be purchasing more of these in the future, and have already recommended to friends. Just buy them.

Pros: - Reliable and high-quality 4K HDMI cable - Supports 4K resolution and delivers clear and crisp video - Durable construction for long-lasting use - Reasonable price for the quality offered Cons: - None mentioned Summary: The BlueRigger 4K HDMI Cable proves to be a reliable choice for high-quality video and audio connections. With its ability to support 4K resolution, it ensures clear and crisp video playback. The cable's durable construction further enhances its value, making it a dependable option for long-term use. One of the key advantages of this HDMI cable is its ability to support 4K resolution. It enables the transmission of high-definition video signals, ensuring that you can enjoy crystal-clear visuals with vibrant colors and sharp details. This feature makes it suitable for various applications, including home theaters, gaming setups, and professional media production. The BlueRigger 4K HDMI Cable is built to last, with a durable construction that helps prevent signal loss and interference. This ensures a reliable and stable connection between devices, eliminating the need to worry about interruptions or compromised quality. Furthermore, this HDMI cable is reasonably priced for the quality it offers. It provides excellent value for money, delivering performance and reliability comparable to higher-priced alternatives. In summary, the BlueRigger 4K HDMI Cable is a reliable and high-quality cable that supports 4K resolution. With its durable construction and reasonable price, it is a recommended choice for anyone seeking a dependable HDMI cable for their audiovisual needs. TL;DR: The BlueRigger 4K HDMI Cable is a reliable and high-quality option for connecting devices with 4K resolution support. It delivers clear and crisp video, thanks to its durable construction that ensures a stable connection. With its reasonable price, it offers excellent value for money. Whether for home theaters, gaming setups, or professional media production, this HDMI cable is a recommended choice for high-quality connections.

My wife decided we needed to move our entertainment center furniture around a little bit and, since my TV was firmly and permanently mounted on the wall, I knew this would mean I'd have to get new, longer cables. I drove to the local 'big box' store (you know the one with all of the yellow and blue) and discovered that a 15' HDMI would cost more than $50 EACH. And I needed THREE. Um, no thank you. I went to another mega-mart - this one had a very friendly greeter, but their prices on HDMI cables were not any better. I went home and searched Amazon.com for 15' HDMI cables. I didn't need anything that was vacuum sealed with inert gas and made out of platinum reinforced whatever.... Some of those cables cost more than I spent on my wedding ring! I just needed a decent cable to connect my HD DVR, PS3, and 3D Blu-Ray to my TV. I knew it needed to be high speed to handle the 3D capabilities, but that was it. I found these and decided to order them. They arrived very quickly and immediately I was impressed. The cables were wrapped in a sheath to help protect them. They were nice, strong, heavy duty cables and the quality was FANTASTIC! They work without any issues. A friend of mine that is a self-defined video geek was visiting and saw me installing the cables. He commented that he only uses the super high end cables that are less than 6' because the video and audio quality would suffer. Just to prove these were good cables, I took one over to his house at our next planned 'guys night out'. While he was elsewhere, I replaced his $200 cable with this 15' cable. He returned and we watched a movie and played some video games. After we were done, I pointed out what I had done and he didn't believe it - there was no loss of audio or video quality. Bottom line - these are PERFECT if you need a longer cable. Don't waste your money on anything else - if you REALLY want to waste your money, send me a message and I'll gladly give you my PayPal info.

I had the wonderful experience to use this fabulous cable over the weekend. I used it to connect my TV to my new Yamaha HDMI HD receiver. The cable is very sturdy and a little bit stiff to work with. It's not a big deal considering the length, it just takes a little effort to unwind and straighten then cable and then it's very easy to route after that. It has a nylon webbing wrapped around the outside of the cable jacket that adds extra strength and protection when routing the cable through tight twists and turns. I have not been able to test all of the features the cable supports, because I have an older TV that does not support 3D or Audio Return Channel or Ethernet. The cable was very well packaged, Coiled tightly and secured with two zip ties. In the bottom of the box is a limited lifetime warranty note, which is really nice to know that the company stands behind their product. I have also acquired a new component rack, which will let me use shorter HDMI cables to connect my components to the receiver. I'm going to get the same BlueRigger cables to replace the longer 6.6ft that I no longer need to be that long. I look forward to being able to use the advanced features of this cable in the future as my other components get upgraded and support those functions. With Ethernet support, you can run audio, video, and Ethernet network over a single HDMI cable, provided all of your components will support the feature. This has the potential to greatly reduce the number of required cables for wiring up your gear. I didn't have a need to pull this cable through a wall or tight conduits, but if I did, I would recommend fastening your fish tape or pulling device a couple of inches down from the connector. Let the cable support the pull force and not the connector. The connectors feel really sturdy and fit snugly in the sockets, but I wouldn't strain them if you can avoid it.

This is the second BlueRigger HDMI cable I've purchased this year. There are a lot of brands of HDMI cables sold at Amazon, I have no idea if one is far superior to the other. These are digital cables, you either get a signal or not, I doubt if there is any validity in saying one HDMI cable is "better" than another in terms of signal quality. The primary criterion then would seem to be price vs perceived quality of construction. The first time I bought a BlueRigger cable it was because I needed a certain longer-than-normal length and BlueRigger was one of the few brands that sold that length. I had never heard of them previously. I had a concern about a technical issue that I forwarded to BlueRigger and I got an immediate, personal customer service from them. They even followed up a little while later to make sure my concern was answered. That kind of service is RARE, and especially surprising because they are not one of the most well-known cable companies in the world. Once again I chose BlueRigger because they were one of the few companies that offered the relatively rare length of 10', which is exactly what I needed to connect my media computer to my LED TV. The cable is identical in construction to the first cable I bought from them, which is to say, superb, especially for the price. Unlike most molded rubber cables, this one is encased in a very heavy duty braided material (note that I read somewhere many months ago that BlueRigger stopped making braided cables because of the extra cost, but that did not prove to be true with the one I received, as I stated it was identical to the first one I bought). The signal quality is perfect, the fit of the plug into the jack is snug and perfect and the sheathed cable give a feeling of confidence. The only tiny quibble (not enough to knock a star off) is that BlueRigger molds a rather thick layer of plastic/rubber around the plug ends. For 99% of applications this may not be an issue but when plugging in to my extremely slender LED TV that thickness almost made it too large to plug in. Fortunately it wasn't an issue for me for my components but I can visualize some applications where it might be an issue. If the edge of your HDMI jack is less than the thickness of 8 standard business cards from the frame surrounding it, there is a chance the cable plug may not fit. That is probably rare and the worst case scenario is that you would have to return an excellent cable. Note that BlueRigger also makes HDMI cables with the more standard flat cable ends.

Perfect product wonderful video transfer ability