This product is designed to outperform and outlast all other cables. Yes including "Monster". This cable is meant to give you better signal quality without loss of packets on your Video and Audio and better insulation means it gets rid of the static noise that can harm signal quality. Its a great cable to get when you are doing Mid to High end Home Theaters. Everyone can benefit from this cable in terms of Video and Audio quality that being said it is far out there in terms of price so it comes down to , you get what you pay for in these cables. I use mine to direct signal from my Xbox to my Av receiver and it works perfectly.

I purchased this HDMI cable to improve the sound quality on my Bose SoundTouch 300 system (w/ acoustimass sub and virtually invisible speakers) Once I replaced my old HDMI cable with the Carbon the sound improvement was drastically improved. It brought my audio to life. Great Product. Kind of pricey but worth every penny

I have an award winning theater with over $100,000 in 4k native electronics. McIntosh Sound (MX122, MVP901, MC207, MC152, MPC1500, Oppo DVD, Monitor Audio Platinum II Speakers, Sony 4K Native Projector, Stewart 130" filmscreen. Let's see - 2 choices, cheap cables for the HDMI interconnects, or spend some money! Believe it or not, I tried cheaper and had UHD sync issues and "4k not supported" issues intermittently. Why connect 100k in gear with $50 in cables? Replaced with all AudioQuest Carbon and *BOOM* - everything looks and syncs flawlessly. Worth every penny. These puppies in all lengths are large diameter and very stiff. Not as easy to work with in tight spaces but you can "train" them to conform.

I bought 2 of these to see f it would my my Movie theater experience better. And it made it outstanding. I have these hooked up to a Epson 6050UB 4K Enhanced Projector on a 150 inch projector screen. These cable are a must for someone wanting to get full potential out of your tv or projector. Definitely worth the $200 a piece I paid for them.

I have an award winning theater with over $100,000 in 4k native electronics. McIntosh Sound (MX122, MVP901, MC207, MC152, MPC1500, Oppo DVD, Monitor Audio Platinum II Speakers, Sony 4K Native Projector, Stewart 130" filmscreen. Let's see - 2 choices, cheap cables for the HDMI interconnects, or spend some money! Believe it or not, I tried cheaper and had UHD sync issues and "4k not supported" issues intermittently. Why connect 100k in gear with $50 in cables? Replaced with all AudioQuest Carbon and *BOOM* - everything looks and syncs flawlessly. Worth every penny. These puppies in all lengths are large diameter and very stiff. Not as easy to work with in tight spaces but you can "train" them to conform.