• Nylon-braided HDMI cable (A Male to A Male): supports Ethernet, 3D, 4K video, and Audio Return Channel (ARC)
  • Connects Blu-ray players, Fire TV, Apple TV, PS4, PS3, Xbox One, Xbox 360, computers, and other HDMI-enabled devices to TVs, displays, A/V receivers, and more
  • Allows for sharing an Internet connection among multiple devices without the need for a separate Ethernet cable
  • Meets the latest HDMI standards (4K video at 60 Hz, 2160p, 48 bit/px color depth); supports bandwidth up to 18 Gbps; backwards compatible with earlier versions
  • Cable length: 10 feet (3.1 meters); backed by an AmazonBasics Lifetime warranty

Originally I bought a 25' HDMI. The write up did not mention that the rubber was so thick and tough that it would not make turns easily. I bought 2 of the 10' to do the job and the braided cable makes turns easily and so works with the laptop and receiver. No problems with the audio or video so all is well.

Exactly what I needed! I am a Fleet Trainer in a Cruise Ship and I needed a reliable HDMI cable to connect my PC to LCD TV/ Projector. I prefer the braided cable because it is so flexible to run them around my devices and the HDMI cable from Amazon Basics did just that! I am happy with my purchase and I rest my trust to Amazon Basics products.

Im in the processes of running cables through the wall for a 65" tv. Don't waste the money on super expensive HDMI cables. Theres absolutely no added benefit. These cables aren't cheap, they're affordable. There is absolutely zero compromise on quality. Ends are sturdy, cable is fairly thick and the braiding is very well done. I wanted braided cable to protect it a bit more while in the wall just incase my wife comes at the wall with her nail happy picture hanging skills. I got two of these and if I ever need more HDMI cables, these will be my go to.

Okay really, this cable is some serious stuff. No need to buy any fancy cables like monster. This is just as thick, just as strong and really really well made. And mannn was It longer then i expected but its perfect for any upgrades in the future even if maybe I decide to her an equipment rack or something, Perfect for us home theater guys who are on a budget but at the same time need the best and honestly the price is better then it deserves. Drive 4K - 60hz , Dolby Vision HDR 12 bit perfectly as well as eARC dolby atmos is perfect and in sync. Well done amazon.

Recently Amazon seems to push cheap knock-offs (and substandard quality) of strong brands to the top of search results, so I've started doing my shopping elsewhere. I only shop for quality and reliability (total cost of ownership) not the least expensive item at time of purchase. However, I needed this cable in a hurry. It was branded Amazon and because of the price--decided it was worth the risk in case it was junk. Turns out its very sturdy, has held up to numerous plug/unplugs a week (we use this cable all over the office) and has been a pleasant surprise vs. the substandard quality path that Amazon seems to be promoting. One thing to note, the cord is THICK, probably won't tightly hug corners without kinking, but if you have the room to snake this to a monitor or tv from 1/2 way across the room, this is your cord.

This cord is needed because I often find myself in a situation where I need to put something up on a tv screen from my laptop. This is very easy to use, works perfectly every time I've used it and gives me no problems. It is sturdy enough that I don't feel as if it's going to break with casual use (say once or twice a month). Usually my computer is and the tv is on a stand so I don't need it to stretch far, this seems to stretch far enough for my use. I would suggest though that you be very clear about how long you need the cable to be for your own personal use. You may find this cord to be a little bit shorter than what you need. I would buy this again if I lost it. Enjoy.

Bought a pair of g-sync LG monitors for Christmas, which I use use for both hooking up my work laptop via a DisplayLink UsB-C dock, and to a Z390 i9-9900KS gaming px with a 2080 Ti card. One of the 4k video ports from the DisplayLink dock was very glitchy, and would keep disconnecting every 20-40 seconds. Tried a bunch of different HDMi cords that I already had, but it didn’t fix the problem. I even bought a pair of AmazonBasics high speed HDMI cables, but those didn’t work either, so I bought these AmazonBasics 4k cables to see if they were any better, and this one worked. Not sure why the other AmazonBasics cables didn’t since they have identical bandwidth ratings, but it is what it is.

Had to run an hdmi cable in my ceiling for a projector. Decided on this cable and it has so far worked perfectly. Current;y going from an old Samsung soundbar with Chromecast fed through to an Epson 2150 projector. No problems so far, waiting on my Denon receiver to arrive to put it to task with other components. Can't imagine it failing as it has worked fine the past few days now in this temp setup. It was sturdy enough to run through my basement drop and flexible enough to loop around a hook and down a small access plate I installed for the projector. Would definitely buy this cable again if I need more.

For primary use, i.e. my cable box and blu-ray player, I paid more than $35 each for premium 3-foot HDMI cables. Then I was having trouble with dropped connections when using my computer to connect wirelessly with my TV--not a big priority with me--so I went for this $12 15-foot cable. It instantly connected in 4k 3840x2160 resolution between my computer and TV with no signal loss at all. It's very beefy and well-constructed--like indestructible. My premium cables are worth the money, I appreciate what went into building them, but Amazon Basics cables probably do the job of digital transmission just as well so maybe I'm a bit of a sucker for spending more. Highly recommended.

It's a HDMI cable, it works. What else can you ask for? Cable was a bit stiff out of the box, but who cares? LPT: 99% of all HDMI cables are all the same. Many try to advertise all of these features like 3D and 4K and then upsell it for like $300.00, don't do it. They are full of poop.