Highwings 8K 60Hz HDMI Cable 3.3FT/1M, Ultra High Speed 2.1 48Gbps HDMI

I have a high quality gaming monitor connected to my MacBook Pro via HDMI. I use it for music production so I need higher resolution and real estate than my MacBook Screen can display locally. I tried a number of regular hdmi cables but the monitor kept flickering on and off. Now I have a quality picture at the highest resolution. This cable is well made with woven sleeve, fairly thick cable, and sturdy connectors. It solved my problem for what I consider a reasonable price. I would recommend to a friend.

I bought this Highwings 8K HDMI cable to connect my laptop to a second monitor through my docking station, and so far it has worked exactly as I hoped. The connection has been stable with no flickering, dropouts, or other weirdness, and the cable feels substantially better built than some of the bargain HDMI cables I've accumulated over the years. The braided cable and connectors feel very solid, and it has a nice, durable feel without seeming cheaply made. I'm obviously not running an 8K monitor through my docking station, so I can't personally verify the full 8K/60Hz capability, but for my laptop-to-monitor setup it has performed flawlessly. One thing worth knowing before ordering: the connector ends have a fairly long, rigid base and the cable isn't particularly bendy right where it meets the plug. That's not a problem for my setup, but if your HDMI port is tucked tightly against a wall, the back of a monitor, or another piece of equipment, you may want to check that you have enough clearance. This cable is not going to politely make a 90-degree turn immediately after leaving the port. It has apparently decided it has boundaries. Overall, I'm very happy with it. It feels like a well-made cable, works reliably, and was exactly what I needed for my second-monitor setup. Just make sure your installation has enough room behind the HDMI port for the somewhat beefier connector ends.

I've reached the point where I'd rather buy a cable that gives me some room for newer equipment instead of saving a couple dollars and wondering if the cable is the reason I'm having display issues later. This Highwings HDMI 2.1 cable has worked well for me. The 6.6-foot length is long enough for most of my TV and entertainment-center connections without leaving an excessive amount of cable to hide. The braided exterior gives it a sturdy feel, and the connectors fit securely. More importantly, I've had a stable picture and haven't experienced the annoying intermittent signal problems that can make you start troubleshooting every component in your setup. It's rated for 48Gbps bandwidth, 4K at 120Hz and 8K at 60Hz, along with newer HDMI features. Of course, actually getting those resolutions, refresh rates, and features requires compatible equipment on both ends of the cable. That's really what I want from an HDMI cable: connect it once and forget about it. No flickering, no random signal drops, and no reason for me to crawl behind the TV again. That's a successful HDMI cable in my book.

This is a high quality modern up to date HDMI cable. It is tightly braided to resist tangling and damage, and the connections are gold plated for good connectivity. For me the metric length was a plus, since the length I needed was a few more inches than 6 feet but not the next common length, which is 10 feet. It works without issues and the picture is as good as it can be.

It works well and has a heavy cable. But the fit is not very smooth. Otherwise, I recommend it to anyone.

Straight to the point, great price, deliver's great quality sound, picture and to my opinion, better than Bluetooth. Very durable, well made, light, performs as advertised! I got this to extend the short cord that came with my ebike lights/signal to charge. Braided cord's are the way to go. I got this cord as an extension to charge my bike light's.

I bought these specifically for a new Xbox Series X and Sony 77-inch 4K television setup where I wanted to preserve the full HDMI 2.1 feature set, including 4K at 120Hz, HDR, and variable refresh rate. I purchased both the 3-foot and 10-foot versions, so this review applies to both lengths. The 3-foot cable runs from the Xbox Series X to my HDMI audio extractor, and the 10-foot cable runs from the extractor to the Sony. Both have worked perfectly. I'm not independently measuring the full 48Gbps bandwidth, but the system is operating exactly as intended and the 4K gaming picture looks spectacular. These are certified Ultra High Speed HDMI cables, which was important to me. There are plenty of inexpensive cables that advertise HDMI 2.1 capabilities, but I specifically wanted certified cables for a setup where 4K/120Hz reliability actually matters. The construction is also very good, with a substantial braided jacket and reinforced connector ends. The 10-foot cable arrived vacuum sealed while the shorter one was packaged normally, but otherwise the cables appear to be the same quality. One useful shopping note: check the prices of several lengths before ordering. The pricing isn't proportional to cable length. When I bought mine, some longer versions were actually less expensive than shorter ones. If you have a little flexibility in the length you need, you may be able to save money by going slightly longer. Overall, these have been excellent HDMI 2.1 cables for my Xbox Series X and 4K/120Hz Sony setup. Both lengths worked perfectly, the build quality is excellent, and the Ultra High Speed certification provides some additional confidence for higher-bandwidth applications. Just compare the different lengths before ordering because the pricing can be surprisingly inconsistent.

This is one of the better cables in my collection. While there are certainly cheaper alternatives available, this certified high-speed HDMI cable has had no trouble handling 4K video (8K? 10K?), providing a stable signal without noticeable lag or dropouts. The cable itself feels well made. It's thicker and more substantial than many budget options, and the woven sheath helps resist tangles and kinks while adding an extra sense of durability. Overall, it feels like a quality product that delivers exactly what it's supposed to. If you're looking for a reliable HDMI cable and don't mind spending a little more than the bare minimum, this is an excellent choice.

Excelente coneccion y materiales.

Ready good and reliable

I was about to give this cable (I bought 2) a scathing review, as testing one with my 3440x1440 34" Lenovo screen wouldn't let me view higher than [email protected]. Annoying when I have a Display port cable that works fine in the exact same dock functioning at 3440x1440@120Hz comfortably. Before turning into the keyboard warrior, I plugged the HDMI cable into my (using it now) Linux gaming PC. She's an older 980Ti, i7 7700k, 64GB DDR4 era PC that Microslop decided was too slow for Windows 11. Well low and behold, I'm getting the full 3440x1440@100Hz, as well as a DP connected monitor 1920x1080@60Hz. Now I'm very glad Microslop don't have their OS on my PC!. So, after a bit of cable management and re-runs both systems can co-exist on the same desk with no manual cable juggling. I have dropped down to 100Hz, but that's a minor problem in my eyes (I'm old, so I don't care). Your computer might not like the cable, my Windows 11 laptop didn't. If I had twin DP sockets in my monitor, i wouldn't have even used HDMI, but alas here we are.

Works great

True 2.1 hdmi