LINKUPUltra High-Speed HDMI 2.1 8K Cable 360° Swivel Angle Connector | DSC HDR UHD Digital Video Cord – Tough 28AWG 48GB/s | 10K 8K 5K 4K 2K 1080 | Compatible with Apple Xbox PS5 Samsung -3ft

This is a very sturdy product and the fact it swivels means that unlike my last cord it doesn't break. Definitely better for ps5 consoles.

So the "universal"- type swivel head is really excellent. Honestly i had my doubts before it arrived & i checked it out for myself.This is a truly great, adaptable cable. No more bending & placing stress on your cables, this swivels to exactly what angle is required. Great stuff! :)

This is an interesting and quite elaborate approach to cable management and tidiness, allowing you to turn a straight connector into a right-angle connector for whatever angle suits your set-up best. And it works- the twistiness is easy to control, it’s a bit firmer than I expected but the consequence of that is that it stays put in the position you choose. There’s full connectivity at any angle, and it does what it’s meant to do.I’m marginally unconvinced about how much the swivel angle connector really adds, though. It’s such a chunky implementation that you could argue that other more flexible cables could perform a right-angle manoeuvre in the same amount of distance. So for compact solutions, where space is extremely tight, it’s not necessarily the magic solution. If the manufacturers could’ve come up with the same physical mechanism in a connector half the size, then it might’ve been a bit more revolutionary.The cable itself works absolutely fine. Sadly I’m not equipped to test it to full 8K HDR, but for old-fashioned HD and 3D signals, it works fine, with ARC connectivity of remote control signals and all the usual expected bits. The cable body is quite thick and I would’ve been very surprised if there had been any glitching or degradation issues, and sure enough, there weren’t. So it ticks those boxes.Since this cable is only marginally more expensive at time of writing than a vanilla HDMI2 cable of the same length, then I’m happy to recommend it as pretty good value, and the swivel angle connector might be the perfect solution for somebody’s set-up, somewhere. But since I think it’s a little chunkier than it needs to be for it to be an actual genius idea, it’s 4 stars from me.

Perfect if your tv’s mounted really tight to the wall.does what is saying the tin.🤙

HDMI 2.1 is the next generational jump of the technology that includes a slew of benefits, most notably a big increase in bandwidth to 48Gbps, allowing for higher resolutions and frame rates at 8K 60Hz, 4K 120Hz, and even up to 10K. With these new benefits, you will need a new cable that can support the massive increase in bandwidth from HDMI 2.0.Unfortunately, I have no 8K compatible displays to test this cable on as the technology is still fairly new. However, after multiple hours of gaming on my PS4 Pro, I have enjoyed incredible picture quality with absolutely no problems, drop outs or stutters displaying 4K HDR Signals. The PS4 Pro reports a 3840 x 2160 - 60 HZ RGB output that’s HDCP 2.3 compatible with everything on automatic.The cable itself is made with 28 AWG (American Wire Gauge) copper. The smaller the AWG rating, the thicker the copper wire. A thicker cable reduces resistance and allows signals to pass over longer distances, however HDMI 2.1 currently only works over shorter distances at the moment due to the increase in bandwidth, so the maximum length available is currently 3 metres. The cables have a chunky swivel mechanism that allows the HDMI connectors to rotate 180 degrees and fit around tight bends to be more flexible in awkward installations. This isn’t a feature I need personally, but its certainly nice the option if I ever change my setup location. The HDMI Licensing Administration recommends that installations with 1080p or 4K displays can benefit by using the HDMI 2.1 cables, as it has better EMI shielding to reduce the possibility of interference with wireless networks, streaming media players, Bluetooth devices and mobile phones.Overall, Im convinced that this cable is fully HDMI 2.1 compliant, but the only thing that would confirm this would be it passing the Ultra High Speed HDMI Cable Certification Program. Currently there are no cables that have been verified yet as the program is so new, but I expect to see them popping up on the market shortly. This verification programme is run by the HDMI Licensing Administration and puts cable designs through vigorous testing to guarantee full compliance and compatibility with HDMI standards. The programme has been run on HDMI 2.0 cables, and made it much easier for consumer to pick the right cables. I hope that the manufacturer considers this and submits its cables for testing.Thank you for reading my review, if you found it helpful feel free to let me know below.

Flat LED TVs have been on the market for quite a while now. Still until today you get some manufacturers adding the HDMI ports in such awkward places you wonder what they were thinking...This is where you'll find this cable really handy. It's not only a swivel cable - it's also an angled one. You can twist it the way you want as well as turn it. This opens up a whole new area of fitting the plug into these tight spaces.The cable is well made, quite elastic for what it seems. There are braided cables or even flat ones I know, but having the end being so flexible - it doesn't matter as much.The cable fits the latest standards - 2.1v 8K 120Hz (up to 10K ready). Even though there isn't really any equipment available for the beefy specs - it behaves very well on 'standard' 4K - no lags or stuttering with fast action movies or gaming. Audio supports Dolby Atmos and DTS:X which is enough in most cases.It has 1 year warranty which is always nice to have just in case.Considering the flex mechanism and future proof abilities the price of £15 for a 1.8 meter cable is quite justified. I'm recommending it as there aren't that many decent swivel cables out there.

This HDMI cable was exactly what I need to connect to a wall mounted flat screen TV. The quality is good providing very sharp picture quality.

The twist and tilt of the ends are great for TV or monitors that have small areas for HDMI cables. I used mine with my pc and Alienware monitor and I get full 4K/240hz and HDR just fine. The length was perfect at 3ft so that I don’t have extra cable everywhere, that being said 3ft is shorter than you think, should be considered case by case! Fast shipping!

La plupart de mes câbles HDMI sont épais et pas trop flexibles. Celui là passe sans problème à l’intérieur des 'bras' de support d'écran de mon bureau. Il est assez court mais ça correspond à ce dont j'avais besoin.Je ne saurai me prononcer sur ses qualités de débit, j'utilise mes pc uniquement pour de la bureautique.à 10 € c'est vraiment un très bon rapport qualité prix !

È perfetto! C’è poco da aggiungere.

Jeder, der schon mal seinen Fernseher und Co im/hinter dem Schrank verkabelt hat, kennt das Gewürge mit den meist starren, unflexiblen, dicken HDMI Kabeln. Besonders bei mehreren Geräten (SAT, Soundbar, Receiver, Fire TV, Playstation usw usw) wird der Platz schnell eng. Auch belasten schwere Kabel oft die labilen Buchsen und leiern diese aus bzw verlieren gerne mal den Kontakt.Dieses super dünne HDMI Kabel verspricht Abhilfe.Geliefert in einer einfachen Plastiktüte wirkt das Kabel unscheinbar und ich konnte kaum glauben, dass dieser "Schnürsenkel" tatsächlich HDMI 2.1 bis zu 8k/48GBps liefert. War bisher doch oft der Glaube tief verankert, dass gute HDMI Kabel auch nahezu Gartenschlauchdicke benötigen müssen.Das Kabel läßt sich erwartungsgemäß super leicht verlegen. Die kleinen HDMI Stecker sind eine Wohltat, sie rasten spürbar und sicher ein und passen auch in die winzigsten Aussparungen. Das Kabel ist flexibel, wobei Biegen und Knicken zwei unterschiedliche Dinge sind. Man sollte schon aufpassen, das Käbelchen nicht unnötig zu belasten.8K habe ich nicht ausprobieren können, aber 4K läuft problemlos. Befürchtungen, dass das dünne Kabel vielleicht nicht vernünftig geschirmt ist, haben sich nicht bewahrheitet. Probleme mit der Schirmung tauchen auch meist erst bei größeren Längen von mehreren Metern auf.Fazit:-------Top Kabel, das einwandfrei funktioniert und ein echter Problemlöser sein kann. Klar ist schade, dass es das Kabel (zur Zeit) nur mit 1m Länge gibt, aber vermutlich fordert die Physik da ihren Preis. 1m reicht für viele Verbindungen vollkommen aus. Die Kritik einiger Rezessionen kann ich nicht nachvollziehen. Es ist kein Fehlern, wenn ein 1m Kabel auch 1m lang ist. Ich kann ja auch kein 5m Kabel kaufen und mich dann beschweren, dass es viel zu lang ist...Braucht man in seinem Setup genau dieses Kabel, macht man nichts falsch. Die Funktion ist makellos und der Preis ist für die besondere Leistung angemessen.