6' Monoprice Ultra High Speed 8K 48Gbps HDMI Cable (Black)
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Monoprice has 6' Ultra High Speed 8K 48Gbps HDMI Cable (Black) on sale for $0.99. Shipping starts from $2.99 and increases w/ quantity purchased, or shipping is free on orders $39+.
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Examples deals (w/ Monoprice Saver 3-6 Business Days):
Add 1 cable to cart and pay $0.99 + $2.99 S/H (as low as $3.98 per cable)
Add 2-3 cables to cart and pay $0.99 each + $3.99 S/H (as low as $2.32 per cable)
Add 4-6 cables to cart and pay $0.99 each + $7.49 S/H (as low as $2.24 per cable)
Add 7-13 cables to cart and pay $0.99 each + $8.99 S/H (as low as $1.68 per cable)
Add 14-20 cables to cart and pay $0.99 each + $9.99 S/H (as low as $1.49 per cable)
Alternatively, Various Retailers have 6' Ultra High Speed 8K 48Gbps HDMI Cable (Black) on sale for $3.98. Shipping is free.
Model: Monoprice 8K Ultra High Speed HDMI Cable 6ft - 48Gbps Black
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51 of these cables for $35.34 with coupon BIG30 and free shipping.
Thanks, I was in need of a single (HDMI 2.0 only) cable for the first time in many years. I thought I was going to have to spend about what I did here for x3, but for a single 2.0 cable at WM or BB.
x3 of these and you can get $3.99 shipping.
add another for 4 (or more) and shipping jumps to $7.49.
I think I've been running monoprice HDMI cables exclusively on most/all my stuff ever since I began using HDMI. I've never had any failures or complaints.
i bought certified 48gbps wires from amazon before and most give me trouble with 4k120hz with 10bit color. Only the monoprice 48 certified ones are working flawlessly.
These arent certified so i cannot attest to how much bandwidth they can do...
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Are these certified? Or does that really not matter anymore. I know I used to just buy certified cables, but that was during the Monster Cable days when I had more money than brains.
If you're worried about bad cables, you can always buy a cheap hdmi tester for peace of mind. I've never had a bad cable from monoprice in over a decade of purchases. But these things do happen.
the one time i have ever gotten monoprice cables, more than half were not working --- some i could get to work with my pc but had to reduce resolution 720p and reduce the frequency down to 30 hz just to get it to post
they might be 1 dollar, 2 dollars or whatever but my buyers remorse when buying 8 cables back in the day and 4 wouldn't work out of the box and the 5th one went bad after a few months from a couple unplugging and plugging uses....
cables were also so skinny that it dumbfounded me at the time why the others were way thicker...
yea i learned my lesson
Yeah, I think Monoprice is blowing these cables out because so many of them were defective that they're discontinuing that line.
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the one time i have ever gotten monoprice cables, more than half were not working --- some i could get to work with my pc but had to reduce resolution 720p and reduce the frequency down to 30 hz just to get it to post
they might be 1 dollar, 2 dollars or whatever but my buyers remorse when buying 8 cables back in the day and 4 wouldn't work out of the box and the 5th one went bad after a few months from a couple unplugging and plugging uses....
cables were also so skinny that it dumbfounded me at the time why the others were way thicker...
yea i learned my lesson
Yeah, I think they're blowing them out because they're so bad. Linus Tech Tips tested a bunch of HDMI cables last year and there were a lot of failures with Monoprice ones.
Not worth the aggravation when they stop working or worse, they work partly but fail with certain modes and suddenly you can't use your expensive PC, PS5, HDR TV or UHD discs the way they were intended.
If you're worried about bad cables, you can always buy a cheap hdmi tester for peace of mind. I've never had a bad cable from monoprice in over a decade of purchases. But these things do happen.
If you actually want to test the cable to see if it will work under real conditions, you'll need to spend at least $15k. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u6lx1ntNoxE And that's a bargain compared to the $100k models. A cheap tester is probably just testing for signal continuity, etc., just like how cheap ethernet testers at Home Depot are just testing the most brain-dead problems with cabling, jacks and plugs, and not testing how the cable will work passing 2Gb or 20Gb of data in real-world conditions.
Nice find
for that price I ordered 3 of them
the one i use for my 4K blue ray player just croaked
so might as well use this to replace it and have 2 extras
I purchased about 8 of these ( 2 orders) about 10 days ago and so far all the cables have worked nicely on all my tv's , 4k bluray playes , etc .~ Iam surprised the sale is still ongoing .... may grab a few more .
48gb is a HDMI 2.1 cable right? I'm curious why they don't state that anywhere for people that don't know the details and are just wanting a 2.1 for their PS5/Xbox.
Monoprice is offering one of their 6-foot 8K Ultra High Speed HDMI Cables for $0.99.
Black is the only color option. Other cable lengths are at a higher price. Shipping varies depending on how many are ordered. I was able to order 10 for $20 total after shipping.
You guys think it's work saving 10 bucks to get these over a certified anker ultra cable?
Yes. Not any reason to pay more for most people/uses.
Got mine today. Not the thickest beefiest things around. Def seen A LOT of thinner/cheaper ones around too at the same time. Pretty average. WELL worth $1/ea.
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x3 of these and you can get $3.99 shipping.
add another for 4 (or more) and shipping jumps to $7.49.
I think I've been running monoprice HDMI cables exclusively on most/all my stuff ever since I began using HDMI. I've never had any failures or complaints.
These arent certified so i cannot attest to how much bandwidth they can do...
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That came to 51 cables at $43.53.
they might be 1 dollar, 2 dollars or whatever but my buyers remorse when buying 8 cables back in the day and 4 wouldn't work out of the box and the 5th one went bad after a few months from a couple unplugging and plugging uses....
cables were also so skinny that it dumbfounded me at the time why the others were way thicker...
yea i learned my lesson
they might be 1 dollar, 2 dollars or whatever but my buyers remorse when buying 8 cables back in the day and 4 wouldn't work out of the box and the 5th one went bad after a few months from a couple unplugging and plugging uses....
cables were also so skinny that it dumbfounded me at the time why the others were way thicker...
yea i learned my lesson
Not worth the aggravation when they stop working or worse, they work partly but fail with certain modes and suddenly you can't use your expensive PC, PS5, HDR TV or UHD discs the way they were intended.
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for that price I ordered 3 of them
the one i use for my 4K blue ray player just croaked
so might as well use this to replace it and have 2 extras
How???, they're still leagues better than Amazon ones in price and quality with shipping factored in.
Anywho, I bought two. Good find and thank you
Black is the only color option. Other cable lengths are at a higher price. Shipping varies depending on how many are ordered. I was able to order 10 for $20 total after shipping.
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The most recent deal I could find on Monoprice Ultra HD HDMI Cables was a four-pack for $22 last week.
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Got mine today. Not the thickest beefiest things around. Def seen A LOT of thinner/cheaper ones around too at the same time. Pretty average. WELL worth $1/ea.