Twozoh Ultra-Thin HDMI to HDMI Cable 1.6FT, Hyper Slim HDMI 2.0 Cable, Extreme Flexible HDMI Cord Support 3D/4K@60Hz, 2160P, 1080P

Nice slim HDMI cable for installing gear in a rack or on an entertainment center. Clean looking, professional, and reliable. Takes the mess out of cable management.

It's just about 6 1/2 feet; if you need to reach that far, it's perfect for that. The cable is just thick enough to be able to fold without bending or creasing the insulation. Very easy to install, and you get the value you pay for. Amazing connection quality. It's everything I ask for in an HDMI cable.

I just needed some very small HDMI cables for connecting a Raspberry Pi that is mounted to the back of a display. These work great! Great value. No connectivity issues.

This maker, makes some very fine specialized short cables that work wonderfully AND you'll want to take care of them so they keep working wonderfully - don't leave them loose in a laptop case. store them properly and they will last!

These cables work fine. They use very thin diameter wire as advertised, the smallest diameter I've purchased so far. They are a little stiff compared to other cables. Work well in static locations where they stay in place. Bending the wire tends to keep its shape which can be an advantage. Not as good for winding up for travel or for use on the fly, but they are usable especially compared with thicker cables.

Nice thin easy to hide.

Needed a thiner cable to get through the loops and this worked out just fine.

This is for "Twozoh Flexible & Slim HDMI Cable 3.3FT 2 Pack, Ultra Thin HDMI Cord Supports High Speed 4K@60Hz 18gbps 2160P/1080P" and for the "... 1 FT 2 pack". I purchased two sets of these, 2x 1FT and 2x 3.3FT, with the intent to connect mirrorless camera to Atomos recorders. I tested all 4 cables with multiple cameras and two Atomos recorders: Ninja V and Ninja V+. If the HDMI output is set at anything above 4K30p, they keep disconnecting and reconnecting. If the recording is started, the monitor throws errors and opens a new file after each reconnection. So no way to use them for 4K 60p. One of the cameras has some 48P modes that I don't normally use, but I just tested and the disconnect issues were there. Those issues never happened with other cables. I wanted these because their connectors are a little longer and thicker compared to Smallrig and others and can be tightened by the HDMI clamps on camera and monitor cages. Also, they are not as flexible as other brands. Most likely I will return them for a refund and buy some better ones.