“HDMI version? I see nothing useful in the Specifications. I expect to see product specs there, not warranty information. I want to know what the connectors are made of and which HDMI version they meet. I cannot find any of this information on this page.”
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These are standard HDMI cables with standard connectors (not gold or anything like that). I have used them with 120hz equipment and they perform well and at a great price. If your TV is 240hz you probably want a higher end cable.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.The specs say it's a 4K cable and I use it with my Samsung TV. Works great.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Almost all HDMI cables will produce the same result. There are minimal advantages you would get with a higher end more expensive HDMI cable. Most wouldn't even be noticed by the naked eye.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I see what you are referencing. The best identifier in my opinion is the 3D capability. When I see a reference to that, it means the level of connection will keep up with the refresh rate needed for most 3D playback systems! By the way, for the value, you can't beat it next to those cables costing $ 100 or more, just a thought!
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.This is a standard HDMI cable. If you are using a smaller TV, not trying to do 4k or 3D I think you will be fine. If you have. 65" TV 4k then I don't think you would be looking at a $8 cable but would just buy the $40 gold plated ones.
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