Monoprice High Speed HDMI Cable - Certified Premium, 4K@60Hz, HDR, 18Gbps, 36AWG, YUV, 4:4:4, 6 Feet, Black - Ultra Slim Series

It looks to be good quality, and it works fine.Had this between my computer and a 4K TV at 60Hz for about 8 months now. The TV is on for about 12 hours a day, so by now around 125 petabits of pixel data must have passed through it unharmed.

I was having issues with my TCL 75R617 and Apple TV 4K. Both were only a few weeks old and I was having tons of problems; including subpar picture quality (chroma issues, banding, incorrect HDR, sometimes inability to view at 4K), CEC problems, and UI lag when navigating with the Siri remote. I tried everything I could think of to troubleshoot. Among messing with every single setting on both the TV and Apple TV, connecting the Apple TV to another TV to make sure it worked correctly, I desperately tried various cables that I already owned, bought other brands of high-speed 4K certified cables, etc. As a last ditch effort before returning the TCL TV, I bought this Monoprice cable but didn't expect it to fix anything. To my surprise, it worked like magic! Every problem I had disappeared. I was on the verge of returning the TV because everything pointed to it being the problem. I have used Monoprice for everything from HDMI cables to ethernet cabling in the past and it was always a quality product, I'm not sure why I didn't choose them first this time. Lesson learned. Monoprice came through with almost the lowest price and the highest quality. Cannot recommend enough.

I have never used monoprice cables before but read up on a few forums about the quality vs price that they offer. I just bought a new LG C8 and a new receiver so I wanted to scrap all my older hdmis for new 4k capable ones so I ordered 5 of these in the 3 foot size and I ordered a 6 foot of another company (mediabridge). The quality of the mono prices is very nice! The cables are flexible and the connectors are tight and fit beautifully! I am using all the mono cables from my equipment to the receiver and the mediabridge out to the TV. First thing I notice is I'm getting choppy pictures and drop out when I'm streaming. The arc on the TV isn't working either so I'm thinking maybe it's the TV being weird. I wasn't sure how I about the mediabridge cable because it was very stiff and didn't fit very well in the port compared to all of these that I had. I immediately went back and purchased the 8ft version of this monoprice cable and when It came today I hooked it up. Immediately I noticed that not only does the arc work right off the bat but the picture is sharp and doesn't drop out! Can't stress enough! Get certified cables and do it right the first time so you don't have to be like me and tear everything out to redo one faulty cable!

Great cable that works very well with no glitches. Very slim and very flexible. Highly recommend.

Exelente para los Movistar Decos, fast an Anti lag visual, I have this in all my decos in my house

Good performance, and nice because the cable is actually slimmer than most. Makes it light, easy to wrangle (thinner means less stuff which means less cool memory), easy to transport (lighter weight and less bulk), and easy to manage (thinner = smaller coil when cable managing). Components seem durable, too; I bought these because my last cable had the pins bend, which then actually nearly damaged my laptop HDMI port. No issues with that thus far with this cable! Using two to successfully connect to a 43” 1080p TV and 27” 4k 60Hz HDR monitor. Good value for the money as well

I needed a high bandwidth, short, flexible HDMI cable to go from my PS4 to my PSVR breakout box. My entertainment center is rather shallow so there isn't very much clearance back there. This cable fit the bill. It was flexible enough to fit between the back of the PS4 and cabinet and short enough I could coil the extra behind the breakout box without it being seen.The other HDMI cable I was using (it should be noted that it was NOT the one that came with the PSVR, that one didn't have issues but was too long/bulky for my setup) worked fine when a 1080p signal was sent through the breakout but when you would actually use the headset it would cause audio dropout and red artifacts to appear in the picture. I suspect it was a bandwidth problem with the old cable (I'm not even sure if that one was a "high speed" capable cable). The Monoprice ones do not have this problem; the picture is clear the the audio is solid. It seems Premium Certified really does make a difference above 1080p resolutions.

I use it with my Nintendo Switch dock and it works perfectly! Definitely going to buy the same one when I need another.