“Will this cable still support 48gbps over 25’ in cable length? I’ve heard of some issues with longer cables, thanks!”

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• I would recommend no longer than 50 feet, but try to stay with less, as longer length means slower transfer, along with possible signal interference.

  Answered by MrAj 2 years ago

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• You will run with issues with hdmi 2.1 technically anything over 10-12 feet. I’d recommend a fiber HDMI cable from Amazon(try out ibirds or highwings brands) if you are running it longer than 3 meters long. That way you will still have the quality of 25gig-48gigs speeds. It is better in my opinion than copper wired HDMI cables when you’re talking about long lengths.

  Answered by isaiah 2 years ago

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• my 12 foot 48gbps works great now, i can now select 4:4:4 color on the new apple tv 4k box and works fine. My old hdmi cable would pass apple cable test

  Answered by thxultra2 2 years ago

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