ZeskitLite 48Gbps Slim Certified Ultra High Speed HDMI Cable 5ft, 4K120 8K60 144Hz eARC HDR HDCP 2.2 2.3 Compatible with Dolby Vision Apple TV 4K Roku Sony LG Samsung Xbox Series X RTX 3080 PS4 PS5

If you need an HDMI cable that's 5ft or less, the Zeskit Lite is the crème de la crème:* It's remarkably thin and flexible, making it easier to manage than any other HDMI cable I've tried.* It's HDMI certified, which means it's undergone extensive testing. Minor defects in HDMI cables are very, very common, and the certification means your chances of having any issues caused by the cable are much lower.* It's 48Gbps, which is the maximum bandwidth supported under HDMI 2.1. That means that, as of this writing, you can connect any device without compromising your video settings.The only downside is its relatively steep price. But I'm more than happy to pay a few extra bucks for a cable of this quality.I only wish it came in longer sizes! Sadly, 5ft seems to be the physical limit for slender HDMI cables. For longer cables, I like the Zeskit X-Tech, which is relatively thick but feels just as flexible as the Lite.

Everything I’ve bought from zeskit has been fantastic. I have 6 HDMI cables from them and they all work flawlessly and provide up to date specs and high quality. Don’t waste money on retail store brand cables when for significantly less you get arguably a better cable.This particular cable is slim and looks great as well as working great. That also helps when keeping cables tidy.

I use these going to a 4k LG monitor that can run 4 HD screens as Picture in Picture. In run two screens from a windows 10 PC alongside 2 from a MacBook Pro. These cables are fully compatible and have great ends installed. The smaller diameter cable is very flexible and really helped reduce the bulk when organizing the cables. I am slowly replacing all the HDMI cables in my home with these.HighsGreat connectorsCompatible with windows (Intel) and Mac (M2)FlexibleGreat value

I was having issues with sound cutting out during cable company dvr recordings, and after the cable company replace the tv box, it was still happening. I read some place that shortening the length of the HDMI cable as well as getting a high-quality cable might solve this issue. Since attaching the Zeskit cable there have been no problems with any recordings or TV watching....and no lengthy dust-collecting cable hanging down behind the TV...bonus!

This was the third thin HDMI cable I tried. (All were held out as 8k/HDMI 2.1/48gbps.) The others would do 4k60 or 1080p120 all day, but connecting my Xbox series x to my Samsung s90d at 4k120 would glitch out. This is the ONLY thin HDMI I've found that does 4k@120 HDR (and VRR) rock solid.Wish it came in longer lengths, but I suppose that's the price you have to pay for thinness.

worked as described

This is the first time I have wanted to suggest a HDMI cable to people, simply for the fact it is so flexible and not overbuilt like many cheap cables with no names on the market. Very good for laptop setups, if you want the cable to tuck straight backwards without being too visible. Seems to be the best cable I have ever used on my Nvidia Shield as well.

So far these have been great, no issues with picture or sound. I like the slim cables since they are easier to manage. Have had zero issues so far, and for the price i dont think you can go wrong. I would definitely get these cables again. Additionally these are some of the few certified ultra high speed cables that can be found at a reasonable price.