[Ultra High Speed HDMI Certified] Braided 48Gbps 8K HDMI Cable 3.3 ft / 1m with 8K@60Hz, 4K@240Hz and HDR Support for PS5, Xbox Series X/S, RTX3080 / 3090, Apple TV and More in Black

I have seen no issue with the white version I have recently ordered (same with the black version I bought a while ago), nothing wrong with the length of 3.3'. Very good single, sound and connection quality. Great value, worth the price.Ignore all negative reviews.

Handles full HDMI 2.1 bandwidth with no signal loss or flickering. Supports 4K at 120Hz and 8K at 60Hz with HDR on compatible devices. ARC and eARC work without issues when connected to soundbars or AV receivers. The cable feels durable with solid strain relief and a flexible braided jacket. Verified to pass Ultra High Speed HDMI certification scan. Ideal for gaming consoles high-end TVs and home theater builds.

Excellent quality. Definitely would buy again

Great quality of the cable and the image. Sturdy cable. 10/10.

Works fine. I bought this cable because I need a longer HDMI 2.1 cable to run between my gaming PC and my new (at the time) LG OLED TV that I'm using as a monitor. The cable works great and has more then enough bandwidth for 4k 144hz gaming. No complaints

The braided cables prevent chafing, and the aluminum casing prevented bending and breaking.

Excellent quality and you can tell by cable's thickness that it is a quality product. I have bought so many cables from cable matters and they have set the bar really high!!

There are a lot of cables that are not actually HDMI2.1 out there. This one seems to be up to spec as far as I can tell. The cable is thick and very well built and the ends seem to be robust enough to handle a sharp bend if you had no other choice.I plugged it into my computer and Samsung Q70A and it is registering as 120hz and the TV is showing 120Hz input.If you have issues getting your 4k TV to show up as 120Hz on your computer you need to go into: windows display settings -> *scroll to bottom of page* Advance Display Settings-> Set refresh rate to 120hz. Now if you go into your graphic card control panel you will be able to set the display to 120Hz.For my samsung TV it must also be on HDMI port 4 and game mode must be turned on to get 120hz from ANY source (ps5, PC, etc).If the cable starts to flicker or crap out I will update this review, but so far it seems like this is a good quality HDMI2.1 cable that is priced fairly. I have 2 amazon basics cables that are also up to spec but they only go up to 10ft and I needed 15ft.