Pearl 48

I recently saw a YouTube video where this gentleman was saying that those expensive HDMI cables I just as good as the five dollar ones and you’re wasting your money. As a tech person trust me that is not true. That is a complete lie. I have used those cheap cables and I’ve seen errors come up where the screen instead of me seeing the movie or show that I’m watching, I get a message that says this cable is not good. This cable does not work. This cable cannot deliver the correct signal so on and so forth. If I could find that video again on YouTube, I’m gonna write a comment about it. People don’t realize you can get the best streaming player with 4K and Dolby Vision and all this stuff and you can get the best TV that has all those features but if you don’t have the correct cable, the correct delivery system that could handle that signal it’s useless. It makes your TV and streaming player absolutely useless these cables. Yes they’re expensive but the signal is completely clear and they last for years especially if you don’t move and touch it and just leave it alone they last for years I’ve had mine for at least five years. I just recommended to a friend he uses it. He loves it. These are great sometimes company do things right this time they did don’t believe what other people say. In some instances some cables. Yes, you could buy the cheaper ones. Not when it comes to this for the reasons I stated above.

Bought this to replace an oldie goldie, monster power hdmi cable, probably version one because it said 2.23gbps on it. So yeah, going from an original 2.23gbps hdmi to 48gbps definitely made sense and I shouldn’t have to worry too much about future tech since this AudioQuest cable should be able to support 8k-10k video if that ever happens. Cable quality seems very good to me, it’s thick because it’s an in-wall cable, but I didn’t have any issues since it just goes from the back of the Bose V20 to the hdmi input on the side of the TV. Plenty of space and the cable still flexes enough to connect everything without any issue. For those saying the cable is not flexible, it’s flexible enough. Hopefully no one is putting any 90 degree bends anywhere, and if you are you may want to think twice and reroute. The TV still has to be upgraded, but I did the cable first because I still want to get as much out of the oldie goldie DLP TV as I can. I started having some signal quality issues and didn’t realize just how insanely old that monster power cable really was (circa 2007 along with the tv!). I saw some new options on the Apple TV 4K that I hadn’t seen before, but none of that really matters until the TV is upgraded. I’m just happy knowing that when that happens, I will already have exactly the right HDMI cable for the job and I won’t be disappointed with the results! The quality is there and so is the lifetime warranty, that’s what you’re paying for! I cannot comment on customer service for the product since they never responded when I asked if the cable needed to be registered. I assume they will only care about proof of purchase if for some reason the cable causes any issues and fails, but since it’s a quality cable, I doubt that there will be any issues!

* AudioQuest has been my primary to-go for quality and reliability hi-fi cable. * Even though the price is higher than others, the construction is unsurpassed, craftsmanship unequal, the connectors built with a passion for excellence - that's what you are paying for. * This particular HDMI cable improved tremendously the visual (picture quality) and listening experience on my wife's old non-smart TV, that's still ticking. No more freezing while watching Netflix or Prime video. * Will always buy AudioQuest and do recommend them.

Best HDMI cables money can buy for a medium end Integra receiver and Samsung 4k S90F tv.

Cables appear to be very high quality and have performed flawlessy. I like that the cable is thinner and 48 gbps is futureproof. Cable is moderately stiff but I had no issues routing it. Using with Denon receiver, LG OLED, and Panasonic UHD.

If you spend $2000 or more on an OLED TV you need this quality in your cables. If you skimp on less than 2.0 or 2.1 HDMI CABLES you’ll notice the difference in viewing quality.

For a while. I can’t fig out why my new anthem receiver that replace a new 15 years old Sony ES sound crappy. As it turn out while swap out receiver. I put a generic hdmi to hook up Apple TV. I thought all HDMI just need to carry digital signal. Why some music sound wonderful. Some sound flat. The music coded in. Dolby digital are transmit digital. While other lossless music are PCM. Which is analog. Any audiophile would know important of cable for analog signal. Did it make difference? OMG night and day. Lossless analog music sound full and rich. Not a bad way to spend $50 But since the source is Apple TV. Putting other audio quest model cable at $250 a price prob isn’t worth it. This one is just right for passing analog signal from Apple TV to anthem receiver

Are you hooking up a PC to your TV? Then this is what you need, no others will work, I promise you that. I have a pile of cables that kept black screening every few minutes no matter what. If you need a cable that carries 4K at 120htz- this is it... the only one. I tried multiple fiber optic cables that cost $100 and they failed, some 2 weeks later. No one wants to spend $300 on something like this, but if you're hooking up a $5,000 PC to a 77" OLED, you would be foolish not to. Mine is 5 meters and goes through my wall, longer cables will lose signal unless it is from AudioQuest. I will never cheap out again.

Lo esperado muy buen producto

Super qualité, un peu rigide.

Très bien Fait le job HDMI 2.1 certifié

Le HDMI 2.1 fait parfaitement le travail, tant au niveau de l'image que au niveau du son. Un seul reproche, au niveau esthétique, le gainage du câble n'est pas beau, franchement pas valorisant visuellement.

Überragende Qualität von Audioquest. Hält was es verspricht