If I am just watching TV and not connecting to a gaming unit or blue ray or anything else, do I need this 4k cable? I'm clueless. null

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Chris72 · Accepted Answer

If you’re watching programming through a web streaming service like Hulu, Netflix, or YouTubeTV, then you generally won’t need an HDMI cable. You’ll need to be accessing these streaming services wirelessly through your smart TV, or via a streaming stick like Roku or Amazon Fire Stick. If you’re watching TV through a physical DVR (for example, one from from a cable company like Verizon or Comcast), then you will need a cable to connect the box to the TV. If you have no physical hardware to connect to the TV, you have no need for the cable.

Answered by Chris72 5 years ago

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Tmed19 · Answer

I guess it depends on the source providing the signal. If it is a cable box, Roku, Apple TV, etc. that has 4K channels this would be beneficial. If it is just over the air (antenna) channels and they are only 1080 or just HD then probably not. So it all depends on the source that is going to your TV.

Answered by Tmed19 5 years ago

EliteMember2000 · Answer

No

DonA · Answer

Just make sure you use a quality HDMI cable from your satellite or cable box to TV

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