HDMI Cable 40 ft - in-Wall High Speed HDMI Cord - CL3 Rated - Supports 4K, 3D, Full HD, 2160p with Ethernet - Audio Return - Latest Version - 40 Feet (12.1 Meters)

As I needed the full length of the Ultra cable to do an "In wall / in ceiling" application, I purchased the 40' version. You might be able to find online testing that has been done of HDMI cables that basically say that good cables will "definitely" work up to about 40 feet, and will probably work more than that. Because I was hesitant to take any chances, I purchased the shortest cable I could possibly find. Although the quality is excellent, I do not experience any signal problems over the 40-foot cable. It has a length of 8 feet. My only concern is that the following may pose a "gotcha. " The vinyl/rubber behind the HDMI connector is 7/8" of an inch wide near its widest point. That is a lot of material. As a result of running my cables there, I had to drill a couple of new holes through my basement ceiling, and it was in an inconvenient As my arm is fully extended, I am just within reach of the drill. In order for this to work, I drilled these holes prior to the delivery of the Ultra cable, and I drilled them at 3/4" diameter In any case, HDMI cables could never possibly be more than 3/4" wide, could they? This seems to be the case. It was not feasible for me to return to the hole and drill bigger holes, so I filed off about 1/8" of the vinyl covering the widest part of the HDMI cable instead. The issue has been resolved. You might want to be aware that these connectors are very "meaty" if you have any in-line connectors There needs to be holes in the wall for the cables to pass.

Anders Santana

| Dec 31, 2020

(Sending 1080p 60 Hz to my projector) with my 40' cable started out working intermittently. The surround receiver I use did not work when I tried to pass it through it. In addition, when it did work (directly from my computer), the response was hyper-fast Signal degradation can cause the display to disconnect from the cable, show red and green dots spread across the screen, and other issues, usually as a result of moving the cable. Yet, I noticed a reviewer called out the problem of a cable that isn't facing the right way. In what way? HDMI cables never occurred to me that they could be used as directions. As a result, I flipped the cable around and have had 100% solid reception ever since, even when my receiver has been used. There is a good balance between the price and the reliability of the cable. There is sufficient strain relief on the cable, and it has a substantial thickness as well.

Boston Olson

| Aug 22, 2021

This is how I set up the 40-inch The cable connects the TV in my bedroom to a wall box next to the bed using a wall box and a foot cable in the wall and ceiling. Using the laptop there is just as easy as using a DVD player, so I can sit in bed and use it on the big screen while lying in bed. It is 35 years old Having a cable of 8 feet on hand is convenient when I need it for a variety of purposes. It allowed me to hook up an overhead video camera to a computer monitor earlier this year, so I could easily see what I was doing for an animation project. We use this cable and a DVD player occasionally to watch movies at the house of my elderly neighbor. The 35-year-old involved in the project has so far We have had no problems with the cable's performance, and its generous length is ideal for reaching any place. I am deeply impressed by the sound quality and the video quality. In my limited experience, I have only used it at 1080p. I have not tried it at My recommendation for this cable is "definitely buy it again. ". You can use this really long HDMI cable just about anywhere for its reasonable price. It is so convenient to have a long cable like this that you can use anywhere. Good looks, durability, and performance make it an excellent choice.

Fiona IQBAL

| May 05, 2021

No, it's not like that. My expectations for this cable have been exceeded in every aspect. Due to the fact that I was going to run the HDMI cable through walls and into the attic, I needed it to be long and CL3 rated. There is a lot of weight to the cable, but it is As well as the ends, the metal is very solid. All in all, it was a great purchase which I highly recommend.

Raina Larsen

| Aug 21, 2021

My setup consists of a Gigabyte GTX980TI G1 Gaming with a Samsung 65 inch UN65JS8500 LED TV. The fact that I can run four kilometers at 50 feet makes me very happy. A reduction in chroma sub sampling is almost insignificant in comparison to the advantage of being able to play at 60 Hz, which is most important There appears to be no issue with cable construction. Despite being pulled through walls and garages ceilings, which is an extreme test, they are thick and well-built, with great connectors. Also, the plug connector tip is protected by little caps to ensure it stays put when the cable is pulled through a wall. It just needs a little tape on the ends so it stays on when pulling the cable through the.

Andre BIBI

| Oct 02, 2020

The HDMI 2 50' I have is in good condition. There is no red variant in the 0 white I now turn to the bad news. This listing states that it is capable of 4k at 60Hz. However, it is not going to happen. At the time I bought it, I did not know this and took the company at its word, so I installed it into the walls and ceiling without testing the cable. It's been a while since I get a new TV that can display 4K at 60Hz, and now I can't adjust the picture to display it at that rate. At present, I can only choose either 4k at 30Hz or 1080p at 120Hz, and my best guess is that I will not be able Please do not purchase this product! I am very upset with this company!.

Jerry Oliver

| Aug 11, 2021

I'm not sure what HDMI 2 is, but it says it's a 40' cable. I have a Sony UHD Blu-ray player with HDR, so this should deliver 4K on my Sony Blu-ray player A Blu-ray player is supposed to work, but it does not. A HDMI 2 cable was hooked up to it. Despite the fact that there is a 0 port on the Optoma Cinemax P2 Ultra Short Throw Projector, the projector didn't believe anything Connected to an HDMI 1, it behaved as expected. My 4K picture was without HDR since I only connected 4 ports. It is important to ensure that the HDMI 2 is working. When I connected a 3-pin plug to port 0 I had no problems A monster that stands at four feet and ten inches tall. Using a HDMI 2 cable, the player and HDMI 2 can communicate at 2 Gbps. There is no port, and so there is no problem. Using HDR and 4K at 60Hz, I received an incredible picture. The cable will work for 4K without HDR if you are willing to live with its limitations. On your UHD TV or projector, you do have the option of watching 4K in HDR, though (and who doesn't want that? then we should The time has come to go.

Emerson O’CONNOR

| Jun 03, 2021