Maxonar PS5 8K HDMI Cables10FT [Certified] Ultra High Speed HDMI® Cable, 8K60Hz 4K120Hz 144Hz, 48Gbps HDCP 2.2&2.3 eARC Dynamic HDR Dolby for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, Apple TV 4K, Roku TVGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled Standard

I just got myself a new LG GX OLED and I was looking to replace all my HDMI cables with the newer HDMI 2.1 cables since I will have a couple sources that can take advantage of the new spec. I have a couple friends that also were in the same boat in the last couple months and they both got different cables. And they both don't 100% care for the cables they got. Complaints that they had were they were to thick, don't like the connector, they are to stiff and put to much tension on the port. One said stay away from braided, one said braided. So I took a chance and ordered two different brands, the Maxonar and KabelDirekt. First off when I got them the Maxonar's had nice slim packaging the KabelDirekt not so much, the box were almost double the size, and the more I looked at the KabelDirekt they just reminded me of the old big connector Monster cables. So the Maxonar's are great! They are braided, they flex not to stiff, and the outside of the connector is aluminum I believe. I love the grey and black coloring. And if you have the LG GX OLED these will work perfect for your cable raceway on the back of the TV. And all my cables passed the certification scan. Hope this help someone looking for cables! And if you need an optical cable and want it to match the iVanky braided cable is pretty close in coloring.

It was really excited to try out my new monitor, and it does have actual HDMI 2.1 ports that can go up to 4k 120 hz. Sadly, the 8k cable I tried to use did NOT work to full spec. Frustrated, I checked the reviews and found this cable for sale. And I'm happy I did, since it seems to be legit and works fine with my ps5 to my HDMI 2.1 monitor, running with VRR and all the appropriate bells and whistles. At first I was pretty disappointed with how Doom eternal looked at 4k in HDR mode, but with the right cable--MAN, the monitor finally got in the correct mode no problems--huge difference!It is unfortunate that many cables will advertise 2.1 but not really up to snuff, its sad MANY cables claim to be hdmi 2.1 but they aren't. So please, do your homework, check the reviews and make sure you have appropriately spec'd cables for your HDMI 2.1 TVS, monitors and equipment. You will drive yourself nuts trying to get stuff working in the correct mode--if it isn't please try a different cable!

I have 8 of these cables split between two parts of my house and they are all fantastic. I've have no issues with them and they are worth the price.

I was very happy with these cables when I had an LG OLED. For some reason I'm getting the strangest issues now with a Samsung. audio cutting out, images flickering or going black and it takes my TV longer to recognize what HDMI device is connected, not sure if it's a bandwidth limitation. It could also just be the build quality getting worse over time. Either way I'm a bit disappointed because I swapped them for generic HDMI cables and my issues were gone.

They work well.

Im in the process of replacing all of my hdmi/displayport cables with maxonar cables. I had a bunch of issues with some of the other recommended brands and with their cables everything has been smooth from PS5 to nintendo switch to pc setups. Resolutions that wouldnt work before are now coming through without a hitch. The best part is the quality and how flexible they are. Some of the other cables that push this speed are very thick and rigid. Love it! Recommend them for sure.-- UpdateI just can't say enough good things about Maxonar cables. Today I was struggling with no signal to my LG c1 after enabling HDR. The cable being used was a 15ft PowerBear HDMI Cable. I searched online for answers and finally I just switched this cable out for a 10ft Maxonar HDMI Cable and BOOM -- The signal was back. Dealing with issues because of the cable hardware are not easy for most of us to diagnose. Going forward i'm confident in trusting Maxonar with all my video cable needs. I've used cables from PowerBear to Zeskit and others and Maxonar has just been clearly the most reliable out there.

I purchased this to replace a cable that was defective.I needed a cable that was certified because I needed a quality cable for a long run and also it had to be in wall rated. I'm using it with a Sony projector and Denon AV receiver.The cable has a quality feel to it.This cable is both, in wall rated and certified.The cable is working well.This is the cable to get!I will definitely purchase Maxonar for any future cable needs.I hope this helps.

My computer needed something like this. It improved the transferring rate and there for a small but noticeable FPS on my gaming at 4k. If your system is high end and have poor quality cables then you are missing out on transferring all that quality at higher speed. This does its job well.