BlueRigger 4K HDMI Cable 25FT (4K 30Hz, HDR10, in-Wall CL3 Rated, High Speed, HDCP2.3, eARC) – Long HDMI Cable Compatible with Home Theatre, HDTV, Gaming Consoles, Streaming Devices

EXCELLENT HDMI cable for BluRay to TV (UPDATED)
I’m not trying to use really advanced features or do technological gymnastics. I have a 1080p 120hz Samsung 6000 series LED TV that can do 3D and a Sony Blu-Ray player. I also use a Tivo Premier and S3. That’s where this cable is used.The physical construction appears to be excellent. The connectors and molded cable relief where the cable comes out of the connector cover all are very nicely done. The blue accents are attractive but don’t affect performance, obviously. The cable itself is supple but sufficiently substantial that it may be able to take being stepped on or accidently having furniture set upon it. It is well made physically.My experience in using the cable has been that it works with no sign of errors in the digital signal. No glitches, pixilation or other issues that might indicate problems in the signal. All my devices work perfectly with this cable.The value I perceive with this cable is excellent. The low price at Amazon is 1/3 the price of a similar cable at BJ’s Wholesale.In my opinion this cable represents a well made excellent value. The attractive blue accents are a small bonus.Update: February 26, 2014I had one of my cables get bent. Not the cable, the metal part of the connector. About 30 degrees off straight and the cable stopped working. This was damage that was related to an accident with a component taking a fall so while I hoped the cable might survive such an incident I can’t say the problem was a cable defect.After this happened I took a deep breath and sent an email off to BlueRigger explaining what happened with my nearly 1 year old cable. They responded promptly saying no problems and letting me know I should have a replacement in 3 to 5 days. I was very pleased with their outstanding service!When you have a product that operates perfectly you learn the product is well made. When something goes wrong you learn about the integrity of the company. BlueRigger made me a very loyal customer with this simple replacement of an inexpensive item. Well Done BlueRigger!

VERY SOLID CABLE THAT EXHIBITS NO PERCEPTIBLE VIDEO DEGRADATION AT ALL – all the reviews were spot on
I was skeptical about 50 feet for hdmi without the new chipset that comes with some of the cables of that length and longer. But all the reviews were positive, and at about $35 or so the price had come way down and seemed very affordable. The cable seems somewhat thick, which is good. I think it’s good build quality. We run a 46″ 1080p samsung tv as a PC monitor, extending the PC desktop. We run power dvd 13 on the PC, and display videos on the tv, or YouTube videos with chrome. It works perfectly with no signs of signal degradation. I pulled an expensive nvidia 285 graphics card out, and bought the inexpensive AMD 6450 card for about $39 which provides hdmi, dvi, and vga. We run a dvi lead to a dell 20″ 1600×1200 desktop monitor, then the hdmi to the tv. My motherboard allows switching the sound from the on-board realtek sound chips running the PC satellite speakers and woofer, to the AMD Hdmi sound, which goes out the hdmi cable and plays through the TV’s own speakers. But some motherboards won’t allow you to do this, and the only sound option you’ll get is through the hdmi. We have two 6450s on two different pcs, so I know what I’m talking about. Here’s an extended desktop tip. Instead of turning around and trying to look across the room at the tv, about 25 feet away, to adjust full-screen, or pause the video, etc., just put a windows 7 magnifier window on your desktop, about 2″ by 2″ in size. Set magnifier zoom to 100% meaning no zoom. The magnifier window will follow your cursor. When you move off screen onto the extended screen of the second display, the TV, you can see everything in the magnifier window – no need to try to look across the room or use binoculars, lol. Setting up the magnifier window is slightly tricky. First of all, put the magnifier shortcut on your desktop. Then start magnifier – it will jump into full-screen mode, but try to access the magnifier settings, and get it into the DOCK mode (NOT full-screen) which will put a magnifier window across the entire top of the screen. Then reach into the middle of that window and pull it down – it will turn into a normal sized small window that you can adjust for your taste. NOTE: If you can’t get to the settings when you first start the magnifier, which happened to me, go to the task bar and that might work, otherwise close the magnifier from the task bar and then open it again, and keep trying. It might take 3 or 4 attempts. Tip#2. Bring your browser window, or your power dvd window, back to your PC desktop, before you close everything up – which means, take it out of full screen mode, and grab the window and bring it back to your desktop. Using the small magnifier window to do this will make it so easy. The reason to bring everything back, is that later on when you turn on your pc, and then you open chrome, if you left chrome on your TV, that’s where it will stay. You will wonder why you have no chrome window – well it’s on the TV which is currently turned off, or maybe is now set to a different source other than the PC hdmi input. Same thing with a video player like power dvd with software upscaling – true theater enriched saturation and detailing – worth the $100 retail we paid for it – it makes even 1080p files look better – if you don’t believe that just ask the player to show you side by side, software enhanced video, vs raw video. So again, bring that player back to your pc desktop before turning off your pc, or you will wonder where power dvd went. 🙂 Enjoy!!

this is the third time I’m buying these cables. they are strong and good. no complains

Good quality

Mi occorreva un cavo di piccole dimensioni in lunghezza e mi sono imbattuta in questo che è davvero comodo di buona fattura e perfetto al suo arrivo. Come da descrizione. Consiglio l’acquisto.