Club3D CAC-1372 Ultra High Speed HDMI 2.1 Certified Cable 4K 120Hz 8K 60Hz M/M 2m - 6.56ft

Club3D CAC-1372 Ultra High Speed HDMI 2.1 Cable 10K 120Hz 2M/6.56 Feet Black, Male-MaleSummary:There's some great budget quality HDMI cables out there. The BlueRigger line are great, for example. However, I'm a purist in both audio and video. When I plugged this cable in to my 4K PC, I immediately noticed more detail and color range than before. Granted, it is a subtle improvement, but it's enough for me to justify buying more of these cables for my other components.Details:What I've noticed is a faster, more stable image with perfect color. My 4K wallpaper shows more detail and color range across the entire image. It's been my test image along with various UHD and 4K UHD movie and TV titles, both disc and streaming.Devices tested:I'm currently using 4K resolution @60hz 8bit and RGB with full dynamic range on my PC.My TV is a Sony 65" Z9D with HDMI set to Enhanced format (4K 60p, 4:2:0, 4:2:2, 4:4:4, RGB).Tested my Roku 4K Ultra on 4K 60p and looks amazing!Tested my Sony UDP-X700 with 4K Dolby Vision movie titles, etc. Looks amazing as well!Differences from other cables:What I'd say is the difference is in the whites and highlights. White is the hardest color to produce large amounts of because the amount of data being processed. I've seen cables cut the image because it was too much for it. This cable handles all the brightest scenes without a sweat! I even see the slight variance in colors of white of the Amazon pictures that I never noticed until now. The subtleties and smooth image are what separate this cable from cheaper cables.Length:My cable is 2m in length and have had zero image issues so far. Naturally, if you need to go further than 25 feet then the general recommendation is to use fiber optic active HDMI cables. My setup doesn't need that, and most people won't either, so I think this cable is all we'll need.Thickness/Quality/Material:It's medium in thickness. I found it easy to work with and connect to devices. Some HDMI cables are too thick so they're hard to plug into some TV's. This cable feels like a nice balance between being too thick and too thin. It doesn't feel flimsy and the ends are quality.This Club3D cable has no braiding. I would prefer it to have braided material, but not big deal. It goes where I want it to just fine and feels like quality. Some don't like braiding because of various reasons. You don't have to worry about this cable then. =)They also are 28AWG in wire size so that's nice for being a bit thicker than 30awg and above cables. 26awg and 24awg would be thicker but only necessary if you're going longer distances than the 2M this cable does. I doubt you'd need that for anything less than 25 feet. Even then, you're supposed to go up to a fiber optic active cable in that situation.Worth it for $25.99?It's funny when I read reviews or comments from people when they say all HDMI cables are the same. I can tell you from years of tech experience dealing with different brands and stores selling HDMI cables that there is most definitely a huge difference!Anyone that knows cables know there is a difference. A Cat5 cable in networking, for example, just can't physically produce the same speeds as a Cat5e or Cat6. I use Cat7, although not really an official standard yet, they are designed with even more shielding and with a very nice thick soft braid. Things like this help a cable last longer and look nicer.Here's some thoughts on various HDMI types:* Thin HDMI cables, for example, are very fragile and don't last or don't even work part of the time.* Cheap, multi-colored HDMI cables that come bundled with things as throw-ins are very basic and will vary based on your source is and monitor/TV/projector is. Not a big deal for 720p & 1080i/p but they get quickly exposed when connecting to a fast source like a gaming PC or 4K device.* Budget 4K HDMI cables seem to vary quite a bit in what they actually can do, performance-wise. Like above, they should be able to handle a standard 4K image. However, once you get into more data throughput from things like HDR, Dolby Vision and 60p, that's when you'll see their weaknesses exposed. Producing an image is much easier than producing an image distortion-free. Better cables have better shielding, have faster speeds, larger color range and a more stable image, because they use better material with less resistance. I promise, they do make a difference.Recommendation?If you're on a tight budget then I will say again that the BlueRigger 4K HDMI budget cables produce a great image. They much better than generic HDMI cables. They handle 4K 60p. Plus, for $7.99 you can't go wrong. They're quite popular for a reason.However, if you want the best 4K 60p RGB Full HDMI dynamic range image with the highest quality and speed then I'd highly recommend these Club3D 10k cables. It produces a smoother, full 4K range image in both color, speed and free of issues.Plus, they're rated to go up 10k @120hz so you'll likely not have to buy another HDMI cable again for a very long time. Just take good care of it and you'll be very happy you bought it! =)

Updated: July 15, 2019It has been a whole since I bought this cable. I recently decided to try this HDMI cable on my OLED TVs. It's amazes me as I test it on both OLED TVs... one has Apple 4K TV and ther other one has HDR Android TV box. The Apple TV 4K has synced with the TV at Dolby Vision mode. This Club3D HDMI CAC-1372 cable performed extremely well compared to another cable that cost many times more. It's very hard to tell the difference in picture quality and sound quality.On the other OLED TV with HDR Android TV Box... I had a high end HDMI cable that cost three times more and here is where it goe interesting. The Club3D outperformed the more expensive calbe. I was pleasantly suprised. While it was not Dolby Vision level performance, it was really good.... the clarity, sharpness and the color all improved immensly. I then took this more expensive HDMI cable back to my other OLED with Dolby Vision mode, I was shocked how poor the quality is... it turned the video into a plain vanilla 'blurry' 4K TV... literally, everything that Dolby Vision wowed me are all gone. I am not dramatizing this experience.So, this Club 3D CAC=1372 HDMI cable has got to be one of the best kept secret for the price. In 4K video world, it is extremely important to get the best cable possible because of the high bandwidth required for near perfect perfomance. There is no other way around it. A wonderful experiment where I learned something new.Original:I recently upgraded to UHD/4K computer monitor. it's an interesting learning experience because the 4K signal bandwidth put a much higher demand on the video cable. I also tested the Displayport cables along the way. I got two computers hooked up to one UHD monitor so I only got one DisplayPort and many HDMI ports. What I have found out is that you need to buy the best cable you can get... particularly VESA certified cables. I tested DP 1.0, DP 1.2. DP 1.4. HDMI 1.4, HDMI 2.0 and this HDMI 2.1 cables. The difference from older specs to newest one is quite a difference. You can see the color differences among all of them... going from odd greyish/bluish skin tone to normal slight pinkish skin tone. Colors are much richerand accurate. I verified this with Xrite calibration with many of the cables (calibrating with each cable). While the calibration is set, the older spec still cannot display as well as the newest one. Aside from tonal quality, the sharpness, brightness and the depth is all improved with higher spec-ed cable. The Club 3D video cable build quality is very high. The higher speced cables like this one is much thicker than the cheaper one. Highly recommended. If you have any of the issues mentioned above, regardless of old of new, HD, QHD or UHD monitor, upgrade your cable first before replacing video card or monitor. You might be surprised.

These hdmi work after trying 9 different hdmi to display port cables. It was a mission and I finally found the solution for my triple screen setup. They are the best hands down

Bought one of these with the club3d dp 1.4 to hdmi 2.1 adapter to pair. Hands down one of the best hdmi cords out there. No pin 19. Durable and made with good quality. No loss in frequency, timings or bandwidth. Clear picture. Works with freesync, vrr, etc. Idc what anyone says. Your cables DO matter. And this one is one of the best.

Got the cable and hooked it up, outputs 4k no issues noted. No flickering as the previous cable I just replaced. Its definitely outputting 4k because the PS4 wouldn't detect as a 4k cable. Quality looks great, not braided but still durable. Agaib, lets see how it holds up in a few months. I'll update my review if any changes like the last hdmi cables that failed and started flickering.

I find it amusing that many of the 5 star reviews are evaluating the cable when used for HDMI 2.0 sources. I imagine most people would be buying this cable to use for HDMI 2.1, since there are plenty of alternatives for half the price or less that work correctly with HDMI 2.0.I've tried this cable specifically with HDMI 2.1 and it does not work correctly. Specifically, I have a Samsung Q80T TV and an nVidia RTX 3080. When using this cable, I get No Signal when using HDMI 2.1 modes.I've had success with the Zeskit Maya cable (available on Amazon) and the Monoprice "No Label" 8K cable. Both are less expensive than this one and work correctly up to at least 40Gbps (which is the limit of my TV).

If you are looking for a good quality product don’t hesitate and get this one. I tried many cables but this one meet my all requirements 4k with hdr without any problems

Excelente producto, lo probé y sin ningún problema. Aún no lo he sacado el máximo provecho, pero lo compre pensándolo en las nuevas consolas. Actualmente lo tengo conectado de un receptor av a mi tv oled 2.1Sin lugar a dudas, para quien quiera prepararse a futuro este es el cable a elegir, su construcción y apariencia son de alta calidad. Sin duda comprare otro de ser necesario. Envío muy rápido.

Bought this april 7th 2021 and got a cable in a clear plastic bag with no QR tags for hdmi 2.1 certification on either the packaging or the cable itself. After a few issues with 48Gb signal i returned it.

Maybe due to the fact that I was at the limit of what can be passed through HDMI 2.0, I was getting repeated handshake issues when playing 4k Dolby Vision content. The tv would drop the signal and reconnect, very frustrating.Installing these cables Resolved 95% of my issues connecting Xbox one S/4k blu ray player to my AV receiver, then to Philips hue sync box, then to tv. Still get the occasional handshake problem, but mostly gone. I am pushing 4k Dolby vision and Dolby Atmos signals through multiple devices though, none of which are HDMI 2.1 apart from the cables.

Lo dicho vengo de un cable ibra 2.1 de 45€ y me fijaba que en los bordes se comía la imagen en el juego cyberpunk 2077 fue poner este y boila!! El cable ibra reescalaba la imagen y me puse a compararlos poniendo y cambiándolos y este se ve los colores más naturales y bien calibrados, la resolución es mejor etc, probado en un PC a 4k y 120hz y en una Xbox series X y una TV LG Oled 65GX