Customer Ratings & Reviews

HDMI cable is one way so make sure source side is connected to source and tv/projector side on the tv.

HDMI cable is one way so make sure source side is connected to source and tv/projector side on the tv.

Perfect quality picture using this cable i would recommend

Works like a HDMI cable! Super durable! Should last a long time!

Saved the day and allowed us to update to a new Mac Studio

Excellent. They work, are sturdy and reliable. Does what it’s supposed to do.

Is the job done perfectly? I’m with HDMI wire it perfect.

good cable but a little expensive. I used this for church.

I powered a second TV in a different room. TV works great !

The HDMI cable I purchased was disappointing. The build quality felt subpar, with flimsy connectors that didn’t seem durable. When connected, the signal quality was inconsistent, with frequent flickering and occasional loss of connection. The advertised support for 4K resolution was misleading, as the picture quality was far from sharp, and the colors appeared washed out. I also noticed lag during use, which made it unsuitable for gaming. Overall, this cable didn’t meet expectations and was not worth the cost.

Works for standard devices,but will cause artifacting if connected to a gpu to something like LG B/C/G series tvs when gaming. Very expensive for the performance delivered.

Does NOT support eARC. Picture is great, but sound had problems.

Zero. Rating. Very poor service. The staff were standing around with their phones and not helping customers. I will not go back

Would not pass any signal, go for a real HDMI cable like Audioquest/Kordz/AVPro

As someone who often juggles multiple setups and enjoys flexibility in my home theater and desktop configurations, the Rocketfish 100' 4K 60Hz Fiber Optic HDMI Cable has offered a new dimension and possibility. The 100-foot length is incredibly versatile, giving me the freedom to connect my PC to either my 4K projector or my 4K TV, depending on the setup I decide to settle on. Right now, I’m undecided because both options have distinct advantages, but I love knowing this cable can handle either scenario seamlessly. The cable itself is impressive, with gold-plated connectors ensuring a premium and secure connection. Its fiber optic design not only allows for the extended length without signal degradation but also makes the cable thinner and more flexible than traditional HDMI cables. That said, I’ve been cautious not to push that flexibility too far. Fiber optics are amazing but can be fragile if bent too sharply. Treating the cable with care is key to maintaining optimal performance. Testing the cable has been nothing short of satisfying. When connected to my 4K projector, which would use almost the full 100-foot length, the video and audio quality remained crystal clear with no noticeable latency or dropouts. The projector is a standalone device, so the cable lets me easily hook it up for movie nights or presentations. On the other hand, when testing it with my 4K TV, which I’m considering as a third monitor for my PC, the shorter distance delivered the same superb performance. This setup offers a boost to productivity at my desk while also being a great way to share 4K content with my family. A small but crucial note, this cable is directional, so you’ll need to make sure the source and receiver ends are properly connected during setup. Misconnecting them will result in no signal transmission, so double-check before routing everything through walls or behind furniture! Also, while the cable supports 4K video transmission, it’s capped at 60Hz refresh rate. That’s perfectly fine for most home theater applications or casual use, but hardcore gamers or those looking for higher refresh rates might need to look elsewhere. All in all, the Rocketfish 100’ Fiber Optic HDMI Cable is an excellent solution for home theater enthusiasts or those needing a long-distance HDMI extension. It delivers outstanding performance with premium materials and design. If you’re building a home theater setup or want to extend your workspace capabilities, this cable is a strong contender to consider.

he rocket fish 50-ft fiber optic HDMI cable, which supports 4K ultra HD and HDR at a rate of 18 gbps is an excellent, high quality product. This cable, while it can be used for any purpose, is meant for long-term permanent use in your wall, and most people will ultimately end up using this for a projector, most likely, as otherwise your TV and the components it uses, such as your audio system, or gaming consoles, are typically much closer to your TV. However, this is also an excellent option. If you have a central hub in your house, and want a clean setup on your wall, as you can install your TV on your wall, run this cable inside the wall to your hub, and then have almost nothing visible on your home, TV or theater setup. The cable itself feels high quality, and was easy to install. Do keep in mind that with this, as with any fiber optic cables, do not bend the cable sharply, as you will permanently damage the cable. Always gently handle corners or curves, and handle the cable itself with care. This is a cable meant to be put in place and remain there, not a cable to be carried around and used regularly.

This being 100 feet long, is very responsive. I did not feel any lag from my source to TV at all. I was using this with a laptop mainly. It is very long so I only recommend getting this if you will need the length otherwise, I suggest a shorter length. This is Fiber optic so you will need to be careful with making too sharp of a curve in it. It feels like it is a solid build and very good quality. It is gold plated shell. I also like that it comes with re-useable zip ties. If I had to complain, I would say it is that this is 1 way directional, so you have to make sure you connect the correct end to the TV and source. It seemed to pass thru the audio very well and crisp. I would say for most, a 25-to-50-foot cable would be just fine. But if you have a huge room like a church, then this might be for you. But it does coil up easy as well so if you do get this, you can plug the one end to your TV/monitor/projector and the keep it coiled up and use as needed and it will reach across your room. Again, for me the best future with this is the fact that even with it being 100 feet, I did not notice any input lag.

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For my home theater set up, I need a long HDMI cable to run through the walls. I want my equipment such as amplifier and media players in the back to the room, but I need it to feed to the TV in front. So the cable needs to be long and still be able to keep the signal to prevent data dropouts. The Rocketfish 50-foot 4K UltraHD In-Wall is able to do the job. If you are like me though, I was trying to figure out whether this is HDMI 2.0 or HDMI 2.1. Although the packaging doesn’t come right out and say it, it does support 4K UltraHD resolution with up to 18 Gbps of bandwidth. So, this is HDMI 2.0. If you need 4k at 120Hz with HDR or anticipate stepping up to 8K, this is probably not the cable for you. Also if you need Dolby Atmos or eARC with uncompressed 7.1 audio, again this is probably not for you. I kind of wish the box would specifically say HDMI 2.0, but they did not. As far as performance goes, the cable was easy enough to snake through my walls. Fortunately, I have a conduit tube which allows me to run the cable easily through the walls. I use couplers to pass through the wall points. I found when I used couplers at both interfaces, the signal dropped out. Once I bypassed one of the wall interfaces, everything worked fine. This may be a function on my end though. I have not updated my couplers in a few years, so newer couplers of higher quality may work. The cable worked wonderfully. I was worried about signal loss over the distance, but the image and sound were great. There was no discernable signal loss. I ran 4K at 60 fps. I was unable to run 4K at 120Hz though. I also tried seeing what it could do with my PS5. I was able to run 1440p at 120Hz with FortNite. The cable worked great for this. I just couldn’t run 4K at 120Hz with the PS5, but most games can’t do this yet anyway. It was a non-issue for me. In the end, I was very impressed with the Rocketfish 50-foot In-Wall HDMI Cable. Even at that distance, the quality of sound and video were perfect. The cable was easy to snake through the wall too. I highly recommend this cable for people needing a long distance, in-wall HDMI cable solution.

Glitchy and cutting out from Mac Pro to Samsung tv