Cable Matters via Amazon has 3-Pack 6.6'Cable Matters Certified 8K Ultra High Speed Certified HDMI 2.1 Cables on sale for $19.19. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
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Cable Matters via Amazon has 3-Pack 6.6'Cable Matters Certified 8K Ultra High Speed Certified HDMI 2.1 Cables on sale for $19.19. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
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Model: [Ultra High Speed HDMI Certified] Cable Matters 3-Pack 48Gbps 8K HDMI Cable 6.6 ft / 2m with 8K@120Hz, 4K@240Hz and HDR Support for PS5, Xbox Series X/S, RTX3080/3090, RX 6800/6900, Apple TV, and More
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Only adding to this because I was recently in HDMI hell. I recently finished my basement and ran conduit through the wall to conceal my devices. Long story short, Xbox and PS5 needed longer cables. I had so many issues with Amazon cables that say they supported 4k 120hz. It would work sometimes, but the handshaking was very shoddy. I'd have to continuously unplug the cables and plug back in to get them to work all the time. It literally was driving me nuts. I thought it was my TV for the longest time because I went through at least five different brands of cables, even trying the optical versions. What my issue ended up being was that these off brand cables are not good at longer ranges. I was having to buy 10-15 ft cables and these are not good at 4k 120hz. Somewhere on reddit I found someone recommending monoprice premium cables that were each about $45. Installed these maybe three months ago and I haven't had a single issue since.
Not saying these are bad, but I am saying buyer beware on their 9 ft version if using for something like 4k 120hz.
I've had good success with HDMI cables from this brand, including all the things one would expect like VRR, ALLM, QMS, 2.1 passthrough, etc. I do like that these are color-coded.
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I've had good success with HDMI cables from this brand, including all the things one would expect like VRR, ALLM, QMS, 2.1 passthrough, etc. I do like that these are color-coded.
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I've had good success with HDMI cables from this brand, including all the things one would expect like VRR, ALLM, QMS, 2.1 passthrough, etc. I do like that these are color-coded.
Only adding to this because I was recently in HDMI hell. I recently finished my basement and ran conduit through the wall to conceal my devices. Long story short, Xbox and PS5 needed longer cables. I had so many issues with Amazon cables that say they supported 4k 120hz. It would work sometimes, but the handshaking was very shoddy. I'd have to continuously unplug the cables and plug back in to get them to work all the time. It literally was driving me nuts. I thought it was my TV for the longest time because I went through at least five different brands of cables, even trying the optical versions. What my issue ended up being was that these off brand cables are not good at longer ranges. I was having to buy 10-15 ft cables and these are not good at 4k 120hz. Somewhere on reddit I found someone recommending monoprice premium cables that were each about $45. Installed these maybe three months ago and I haven't had a single issue since.
Not saying these are bad, but I am saying buyer beware on their 9 ft version if using for something like 4k 120hz.
I bought these some time ago to connect computers and consoles to a high end OLED TV, sometimes used for 4k gaming, sometimes used for streaming movies. Not a hint of trouble from any of them, despite their rather thin cable. I haven't done a lot of unplugging and replugging with them, so I can't speak to their durability. A good deal, not a great deal, as their regular price is only several bucks higher, and they seem to go on sale frequently.
HDMI handshakes are a headache. I recently went high end cable and things have improved. And a Gift card came out of nowhere.. I was gonna use my Prime card points. Items:
$21.01
Gift Card:
-$21.01
Order total:
$0.00
the color cord will help a lot since I'm always swapping things around. Might be getting the New ONN 4K box 2nd gen soon.. looks in stock at some W+ stores.
Last edited by monkeybiz April 28, 2026 at 01:33 PM.
Only adding to this because I was recently in HDMI hell. I recently finished my basement and ran conduit through the wall to conceal my devices. Long story short, Xbox and PS5 needed longer cables. I had so many issues with Amazon cables that say they supported 4k 120hz. It would work sometimes, but the handshaking was very shoddy. I'd have to continuously unplug the cables and plug back in to get them to work all the time. It literally was driving me nuts. I thought it was my TV for the longest time because I went through at least five different brands of cables, even trying the optical versions. What my issue ended up being was that these off brand cables are not good at longer ranges. I was having to buy 10-15 ft cables and these are not good at 4k 120hz. Somewhere on reddit I found someone recommending monoprice premium cables that were each about $45. Installed these maybe three months ago and I haven't had a single issue since.
Not saying these are bad, but I am saying buyer beware on their 9 ft version if using for something like 4k 120hz.
Yes, the longer the cable run, the more the quality of a cable matters. I too have been let down by supposedly high-quality cables that failed to support 4K HDR content at longer lengths. For anything over 6 feet I'd go with Monoprice - those have always worked well for me. And for anything going in a wall, test it first - you don't want to find out that the cable doesn't work after it's already in the wall.
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Not saying these are bad, but I am saying buyer beware on their 9 ft version if using for something like 4k 120hz.
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Not saying these are bad, but I am saying buyer beware on their 9 ft version if using for something like 4k 120hz.
$21.01
Gift Card:
-$21.01
Order total:
$0.00
the color cord will help a lot since I'm always swapping things around. Might be getting the New ONN 4K box 2nd gen soon.. looks in stock at some W+ stores.
Not saying these are bad, but I am saying buyer beware on their 9 ft version if using for something like 4k 120hz.
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