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HDMI Cables
HDMI Cables
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HDMI cable version 2.1 for connecting devices with an HDMI interface, such as televisions, Blu-ray players, monitors, gaming consoles, or projectors. Supporting a maximum bandwidth of 48 Gbps, content can be played back in 8K Ultra HD resolution (7680 x 4320 @ 60 Hz).
With support for Dynamic HDR and Dolby Vision, the cable is ideal for home cinema and gaming. Colors appear realistic with impressive depth, brightness, and contrast reproduced to the optimal degree.
The Delock HDMI cable supports Enhanced ARC (eARC). This allows HDMI devices such as Blu-ray players to connect directly to the TV. The uncompressed signals are then transmitted directly and without loss to the connected audio system via the audio return channel.
Resolution up to:
3D support up to 3840 x 2160 @ 120 Hz, cinematic aspect ratios 21:9, 1080p HFR (high frame rate) 3D, Dolby Vision, Dynamic HDR, Game Mode VRR.
Additionally, it supports up to 32 audio channels for Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD Master Audio speakers, dynamic synchronization adjustment of picture and sound for audio/video delays.
(depending on the system and connected hardware)
Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.
I do not recommend it at all. It is too small. It needs to be a little bigger for better organization. The 5 stars are for the quality.
So, to begin with, let's clarify something. Those who talk about colors and clear images simply don't know what they're saying. The purpose of a good cable is to avoid signal drops, which means problems like the screen going black or not finding the resolution from time to time, etc. The TV (as it is more sensitive to such issues compared to monitors).
Now, for my personal experience. I have an LG C1 and I have it connected with a 3080TI at 4K@120Hz, HDR 10BIT, VRR, 4:4:4 sub-sampling. I had tried various FRL6 (48Gbit/s) cables and always had problems like brief disconnections, black screens, little dots with strange colors (HDR errors), VRR handshake failure (dropping from Gsync to HDMI VRR), etc. I had reached the point of thinking that I had an issue either with the port of the card or with the TV. As soon as I plugged in this 1M cable, ALL my problems were solved.
So, to describe to you why you might need a GOOD cable. If you start approaching the bandwidth limits of HDMI 2.1, then two things begin to matter:
1) How long the cable is, as after 1.5 meters we will have issues.
2) The quality of the cable, as because it is passive, problems can appear even if the cable is 1M!
And for those who can't understand why their consoles have no issues but their PC does, the explanation is simple!
The PS5 at 4K@120Hz HDR10BIT VRR works with 4:2:2 subsampling, so the bandwidth it requires is at 26.73 Gbps.
However, your PC runs at 4K@120Hz HDR10bit VRR, and the bandwidth it consumes due to being 4:4:4 subsampling (meaning it has no compression at all!) is at 40.09 Gbps (MAX of what a TV does with HDMI 2.1 FRL5)!!!!!!
So if the HDMI has the slightest loss, you will definitely see it in a fully rendered quality like that on your PC, while on the console, you will get the job done even with a mediocre quality cable.
The only thing I have to say is that I, who wanted AT LEAST 40Gbps HDMI, finally did my job for the first time with this after trying 4/5 cables.
One last thing! Don't waste your time with HDMI cables that cost 50+ euros and are PASSIVE; they are just selling you smoke. The cost of a good certified HDMI FRL6 should not exceed 50 euros!
And if you find yourself needing a LONG cable, then go for ACTIVE cables! However, the prices there are different, and for long distances, go for OPTICAL HDMI (FIBER).
GOOD LUCK
I got it out of curiosity and only from the reviews, connection to ps5, indeed huge difference in colors, I recommend it.
I have purchased this product again in 1.5m. I also got a 0.5m for my PS5, which I have on a 4K monitor. The quality is very good.
One-way street for 4K monitor at 144hz.. The DisplayPort 1.4 with a bandwidth of 32.4Gbps reaches 120Hz compared to the 48Gbps of HDMI 2.1. A good purchase for high-end computers
One of the most reliable 2.1 systems on the market, I had tried 2 before this one. Solid construction and high data transmission even in the highest resolutions.
I haven't tried it yet, but once I receive the TV, I will come back for a complete rating. It simply does what it promises so far
Very good 1.5-meter length! Connected Bluray player to the television and there is no problem so far.
Very good cable. Be careful, it is small so even for very short distances (connecting two screens) it may not be enough!
I replaced my previous Audioquest 18Gbps cables with these because I wanted 48Gbps and the corresponding Audioquest cables, which I generally prefer, were significantly more expensive at this transmission speed. However, no serious harm done because the Delock cables are also very decent in construction and quality. Plus, they seem to have resolved a flickering issue I had with my TV when playing demanding audio-visual content (2160p movies with Dolby/DTS sound encoding). The cable body is somewhat inflexible, as expected due to its thickness, and it may give you a bit of trouble if there is not much space for the connection you want to make with a device (like in my soundbar, but the connection was eventually achieved just fine!). Recommended.
I connected an ARC HDMI soundbar to my TV and it lasted exactly 1 month.... unfortunately, I realized why it is a cheap alternative.... I hope for support from the store and replacement...
Not only did the image, color, and sound get upgraded, but demanding games like Forza and Gears flow smoothly at 120hz. Look at the difference in diameter compared to the old one in the photo.
The purchase solved problems that I encountered (disruptions) with other cables. I connect via dock, a 2017 MacBook Pro 13 to an external display with FHD settings at 60hz for long periods of work (image editing and editing). No problem.
From the packaging, you can tell that it is something of high quality. Thick insulation on the cable made of material that does not generate heat, gold-plated connectors of very good quality (at least they appear to be) and overall the cable looks very good in terms of material and construction.
Now, in terms of performance, it was used with a PlayStation 4 initially, with a subpar HDMI cable, and during gameplay, image and sound disruptions were a frequent occurrence. By using this cable, you forget about ALL of that.
Now I am testing it with a Samsung Soundbar and its performance seems equally good.
Most likely, I will proceed with the purchase of a second one.
It does what it says simply. On a 4K screen, it produces amazing colors. I connected it just like that, damn it, and on an IPS panel from the 2010s, I went from 66Hz that it could reach with 2.1 to 75!
The cable replaced an older 1.4b one, and suddenly the problems I had with intermittent sound interruptions stopped! It is connected to a Hisense 4k TV and a Denon 1600 AV amplifier
The cable is excellent for its price. Correction: The cable is extremely excellent !!! for its price.
Its connectors are gold-plated for resistance to oxidation. The plastic casing that surrounds the cable clones is elastic and of satisfactory thickness to be flexible without endangering the integrity of the internal clones when it bends.
The HDMI version that the Delock cable covers is 2.1, which supports data transfer speeds up to 48gbps. As for the image and sound protocols, they are as follows:
1) Maximum resolution of 10K
2) Maximum frame rate of 120Hz
3) Wide Color Gamut
4) Dynamic Metadata (HDR10+, Dolby Vision, HLG, Technicolor ST2094-30)
5) eARC (enhanced audio return channel)
6) Variable refresh rates (VRR)
7) Auto low latency mode (ALLM).
The image signals pass through without alteration, without interruptions and "black screens".
It transmits image signals with Dolby Vision, HDR10, HDR10+, HLG, Technicolor ST2094-30 standards, and Dolby Atmos and DTS X sound without interruptions or downgrades, as well as ALL their subcategories. It is extremely fast with almost zero digital noise and
presents almost zero distortion. Its bit error rate is minimal and within acceptable limits. It has a high-quality construction and its connectors are sturdy.
A very high-quality choice for its price.
Recommended.
I bought it for the supposed HDMI 2.1 capabilities to replace a UGREEN HDMI 2.0. Unfortunately, it has at least a 1-second delay in response from the PS4 Pro to the television.
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It does exactly what it promises… incredible cable!!!
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Good quality at a good price. It's worth the money!
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Quite satisfactory.
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Awesome for connecting 2k/144 from MacBook Pro 2019. Worth its money.
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Excellent. It's worth its money.
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Excellent cable for earc
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