It has made me look good for a year now, and I don't treat it with special care. Well worth the money

The disconnections it makes are annoying. However, if you find it and leave it still, everything is fine! I use it with a lightning adapter on iPhone 11. If you plan to do screen mirroring often, it will drive you crazy. Let's go for a TV compatible with AirPlay.

Disconnects and interruptions are minimal overall. Compared to other cables I've had, any image problems are barely noticeable.

Unfortunately, despite having good reviews from other users, I had issues with the Samsung 28" 4k monitor and Sapphire Radeon RX580 Pulse DDR5 8GB graphics card. It had several disconnections and various artifacts on the screen. I tried with a different HDMI cable (and with Display Port) and everything works fine. Therefore, I do not recommend this cable, better to spend a little more to get something reliable.

Excellent for its price. I connected my PC (Ryzen 3600, GTX 1660 Super) to a 2019 LG smart TV. I only changed the refresh rate from 30 to 60Hz from the Nvidia control panel. Crystal clear image without any disconnects.

I was looking at many cables without being able to decide what to get so I took the risk to buy this one.

I can say that it does the job we all want Hdr 4K 60Hz. I have both the 2m version and the 5m connected from the computer to the amplifier and then to the TV without any problems at all, but be careful with LG TVs it puts you in "ultra deep color mode" and requires a few extra settings regarding the connection from the computer at least you need to look into this I don't know why it happens it says "for the best image quality it does it" and you can't ignore it because it gives you a message in the middle of the TV.

Overall, for ps4 Bluray and anything else you want with Hdr and 60hz it supports them or at least that's what I see.. I hope I'm not wrong.

Setup:
Nvidia Gtx 1060
Avr denon 2200x
Lg tv 8600