CSL - 8k / 4k HDMI Cable 2.1/2.0 5m - 8K @ 60Hz - 4K @ 120Hz - 48 Gbit/s - 3D - Ultra High Speed with Ethernet - TV Blu-ray PS5 Xbox Series X Switch - black - 5 metres

I purchased the 10m version of this cable so that my mum could watch her Sky box upstairs, whilst keeping the box downstairs in full HD, as all sky offer is the non HD TV link which is terrible quality, and this complimented her new HD TV for her bedroom. For any of you who are wondering, she can still use her remote because she left the TV link that Sky provided us plugged in, just without the video connection plugged in. This enables her to get a HD TV signal and still use her remote from upstairs with no problems. This would also be great for connecting PC's or laptops to TV's. This cable works well and is very well made. The connections are secure and fit tightly. The metal work is plated in gold so you know it had good conductivity. This is very cheap compared to what you would pay for a cable of this length in the shops, or even on other online outlets, and it works just as well. I have never understood why people pay a premium for HD cables, a cable is a cable within reason, as long as you don't go too cheap, they are all as good as each other and this was recently covered by the BBC and it proved me right! This is just as good as a cable that costs 10x as this, the picture and sound quality are perfect, as is the quality of the cable itself. I am really happy with it and I wouldn't hesitate to purchase another if I needed it. I would definitely recommend this.

I’d managed to link my router/PC to my non-smart LG TV via my Humax Fox T2 HDR to watch BBC iPlayer using a CSL 20m Cat6 ethernet cable, (after 3 unsuccessful attempts using various Wi-Fi products) only to discover an unresolved problem between Humax and the BBC. So I went back to basics and set up the HD TV as a second Windows 10 monitor using a CSL - 15m Ultra HD HDMI cable High Speed with Ethernet cable and finally managed to watch BBC iPlayer. I used a 15meter cable having read this was the maximum for an HDMI to work. The CSL cable is very chunky and feels a quality product. There are a few set up must dos – first switch all devices off before unplugging: Secondly the order devices are plugged in may affect how Windows sees the devices and selects Extend or Duplicate Displays. If in separate rooms then you’ll need to Duplicate display. I unplugged the existing HDMI cable from my PC, then re-connected my PC to my monitor using the spare VGA ports, which needs to be done first with a reboot (I initially connected all the cables in one go which causes difficulty) then connect the new HDMI cable to the TV (HDMI 2 port) & the PC and switch the AV system back on. Note this set up could give either a Duplicate or Extended set up in Windows 10. If you need sound on your PC monitor, then you can use a 1 in 2 out HDMI splitter (powered) plus a 2nd short HDMI cable, as VGA does not carry sound. Unless your PC has 2 HDMI output ports. So I do not hesitate to give 5 stars for performance, quality and price. Free delivery was quick too.

We needed a long HDMI cable as the room was rearranged and meant that the TV was in the opposite corner to our surround system. The cable supplied was good quality and provided a good picture and sound quality. Obviously only just using it we cannot really comment on durability but on the face of it the cable looks like it is good quality and will last. Overall a good quality product at a very reasonable price. Would recommend and use the same supplier again if we need other cables.

This cable was a fantastically low price and does the job just as good as an expensive lead. Mega simple to set up between TV and PC. It is virtually a 'plug 'n' play job. A little tinkering on the settings on the PC, but nothing mind blowing! I would highly recommend this lead for PC/Laptop to TV's. 1. Simply plug the lead into the HDMI port on your computer/laptop and then find the HDMI port on your TV. 2. Switch on your TV, find the HDMI port you're using on the 'SOURCE' button or 'MENU' button on your TV remote control. (The Desktop of your PC/Laptop should be now visible on your TV screen.) 3. If you have 'vision' but 'no sound', go to your PC/Laptop, locate your 'AUDIO OUTPUT' manager. (Usually found to the bottom right of your Desktop {Looks like a small speaker}). 4.Once located, right click the Audio Icon and select 'AUDIO DEVICES'. On the 'PLAYBACK' Tab you will see all the devices used to playback the audio. 5.Select your TV brand or number and then click 'SET DEFAULT'. (You should see a 'Tick' to indicate it is now the choice. Now click 'OK'. You should now here the audio streaming from your TV. (To return to computer audio, simply redo the instructions above but click your preferred audio sound you like to use on your computer.) May sound complicated but I assure you it is not. I hope my instructions help. As a note I would like to say that the company "CSL - Computer" were absolutely brilliant throughout the whole ordering process. They kept me informed of delivery dates, my rights, in fact everything!! Highly recommend these guys for your computing needs.

Having just bought a new TV, I wanted to add three pieces of equipment. However I only had two old 1.8m HDMI cables, which worked, but which were too long for the job, and left untidy lengths of cable lying around. First I bought a couple of 1.2m cables for three quid each, which would have been fine but for the fact that they were 8mm in diameter and so heavily braided that I needed a crowbar to get them round the necessary angles; then I bought another pair for a similar price but thinner and more flexible, but which turned out not to support CEC, despite this being part of the HDMI specification, and finally I bought a pair of these cables, which were ideal. At 6mm, and without any braiding, they are neat and flexible; they support (as they should!) CEC; they seem - so far at least! - to be robust and well-made. The only problem, and this is just applicable to me, is that they're only made in 1m and 1.5m lengths, without a 1.2m version available. This meant they are a bit short for my setup, while 1.5m would be too long. If I'd had a pair of 1.2m lengths I'd have been entirely satisfied. But that isn't a criticism of the cable's function, just the range of available sizes. A bit more expensive than some of the other ones around, but a great deal cheaper than the more ridiculously priced ones. Just the job.

Nice to get a product that meets the spec as advertised. I have many HDMI cables and until now have not really cared about what they are as long as the 'work'..... Then I needed an ARC Connection across the HDMI and found my existing cable was not supporting this. Bought this cable and now HDMI/ARC is working. It was not that I replaced a faulty cabler as I tried several of the 'cheaper' cables I had previously purchased, and none of them supported HDMI/ARC. This cable does and while I've not tested it in all aspects of it's specification, the fact ARC is running over it, is a good indicator. I now have three of these cables with HDMI/ARC working across three devices in a HDMI sequential chain. Ie TV => AMP => PS4. Did not know this was even possible. Ie I can now turn on and control my PS4 from the TV when it is attached via the AMP - so HDMI control is working from the TV through the AMP to the PS4. This was not possible with the cheaper cables. Also when I control the PS4 from the TV it turns the AMP and PS4 on and switches the AMP to the correct channel to play audio and video from the PS4. Marvellous.... Net net, it is worth payiong a few quid more for these cables, if you care about ARC and HDMI control working properly. Cannot vouch for 4k video support as my TV is only 1080p.

We had an issue with our soundbar which caused a momentary silence every few minutes. Experimenting proved it not to be the TV (a new LG OLED) so I investigated the HDMI cable which turned out to be upwards of ten years old. Time and technology march on so before replacing the soundbar, I started looking for a replacement cable. As it was to be used as the CEC ARC link I looked for a suitable contender and although concerned that this cable might be too cheap I took a chance as otherwise it ticked all the boxes. The fault disappeared immediately so I assume there was a data transfer problem with the old 1080P cable. Nicely made, solid plugs and marvellously flexible. This cable was 1.5m so I can't comment on the performance of longer versions but a great cable at a seriously good price.

DO NOT GET CAUGHT OUT WHEN YOU BUY A NEW TV..... Ok, just bought a new smart TV, state of the art piece of kit. read all the reviews on it and realised I needed a HDMI cable with ARC. Went on Amazon, looked at what was available, went with the best customer reviews and reasonable price. Received item in no time very pleased "does what it says on the tin" BUT BE WARNED - When buying a TV do NOT get sucked into the selling talk that you require the shops cables!! At one of the High street stores (the one who pays a bonus per year on profit share to there staff- say no more), when helping my mother in law in buying a new TV ( she had to have a new one after seeing our Smart TV) I enquired about HDMI leads for it just out of interest. They re recommended there HDMI cables at a price of £60 each!!! But if you are buying a new TV you can get them 1/2 price! Really....I did challenge the Salesman and asked why they were so expensive, I was given the Selling Talk of gold plated terminals and all that. Yes a do believe in quality and yes some times paying more gets better quality but do your research. Don't go silly and go cheap but just look at other peoples reviews, it does pay.