8K Long HDMI Fiber Optic Cable 66Feet/20m, 8K@60hz, 4K@120hz, HDMI 2.1 Cable 66FT, 48Gbps Ultra High Speed, Support HDR, eARC, Compatible for PC, HDTV, playstation4, PS5, Xbox Series X, RTX4090/4080

I ordered several of these as an afterthought to my recent home theater upgrade. I had a few "high speed with ethernet" cables already but not enough to complete my project. Technology moves so fast that today's "new" stuff is tomorrows "old stuff" so I was looking to so-call "future-proof" my setup. Well, these arrived and when I replaced the existing ones with this cable, things started working differently. Don't ask me why, I'm no tech wizard, so cannot begin to explain why, but it seems these were transmitting signals that the others were not. I'm so glad I found these 8K capable cables. They work very well, and I cannot recommend these enough.

We are currently using 3 of the 165' cables and we ordered 9 more of them for our new build.

HDMI cable has pretty good quality and is rated as 2.1, which is true, hooked up to Xbox, getting 4k@120, so I'm happy with purchase, I'm confident you'll be also

After two years, the cable just stopped working. I don't know if something broke inside of it, but everything looks fine on the outside. I hooked it up to my 4k projector during a visit from family like I always do (noting the one-way requirement from Source --> Display, and nothing, no signal. Used my other cord, and yup signal. So it was definitely the Fiber Optic cord. Very disappointed as this was quite pricey.Update: The company gave me a full refund. Great customer service. The other one I bought from them is working fine so far.

Workes well with my ASUS monitor

Cable would intermittently go out, until it broke altogether.

Update (12/20/2023): Still actually using this cable with my Xbox Series X and have zero complaints with it. No signal degradation, good colors, sound is solid and length was just right for my setup. Overall I still definitely can recommend this cable.I ordered this through the Vine program because the cables that came with the Xbox Series X and the Playstation 5 were surprisingly short. I wanted to see if this cable was a usable replacement that would work in two distinct setup conditions I run personally:1. Console to TV2. Console to 8K Switch to TVThe Xbox Series X worked exceptionally well going from the console to the TV. Attached photos show that there was no issue running at 4K120Hz on my Samsung Q80A. One thing of note in the above photos: you will see that it has a red mark next to Dolby Vision but that's a limitation of my Samsung TV not an issue with the cable. Both the original and this new cable have a red mark on that feature.I also tested the disc version PS5 with a VRR capable Sony TV (Bravia X85J) and an 8K HDMI switch. VRR worked without issue in Horizon Forbidden West. So the cable is capable of VRR on a Sony compatible TV even connected via an HDMI switch. It came packaged nicely, 6.6ft was the perfect length for my entertainment center and the braided exterior is a nice addition to the cable. I can't speak to the claimed durability of the seller's cable and I don't have a cable tester to check the internal functionality. I also want to be clear that I only tested the 6.6ft version and I cannot speak to the other lengths of cable which goes from 33ft - 165ft. Overall, I would absolutely order another of these cables at 6.6ft to run both my consoles on them.tl;dr Works great with both consoles and is capable of 4K120HZ and VRR as long as you have a compatible TV for the Series X and PS5. The 6.6ft cable I tried is excellent and I would absolutely recommend it!

Cables are sometimes a challenging thing to review - on one hand, they mostly either work / meet the need or they don't - but then sometimes they offer additional features or work a bit better and those are definitely worth notice.This cable is decidedly a good one. It has the basics down, with solid connections, exactly 2M of length and carrying the promised 4K@120hz / HDR / etc. signal (I couldn't test the 8K capability, but it certainly seems like it would work). I do also like that it marks the 8K capability on the end of the cable, which makes it easier in the future to differentiate the various types/grades of cables.On the added features end, I appreciate the braided covering which makes it easier to handle and route and less likely to tangle (though this is a heavy gauge cabling, it's still a plus). I also like the stress relieving jackets on the ends and the metal shrouds around the connectors. Both are big pluses for the durability of the cable and it appears this cable will last quite a long time.All in all, it's a great cable if you need a high-end HDMI cable to carry a high-end signal. And it does it all at a great price point. So if you need such a cable, stop looking and give this one a try!