Cable Matters48Gbps 8K HDMI Coiled Cable 1-3ft with 8K@60Hz, 4K@240Hz and HDR Support, HDMI Cable Coiled for PS5, Xbox Series X/S, RTX4080/4090, RX 7800/7900, Apple TV, and More

I have a small 10" display that sits atop my mini-pc server, I wanted coil cables so that I could pick up and move the display around when needed to get to the stuff behind it. This cable is quality and does the job. Let me tell you, the selection of coil cables that are 1ft(coiled) and less than 4ft(extended) are far and few between. WHY!? lol All I wanted was a 1ft-2ft coiled cable, I only found one that was actually 2ft(extended), which is what I really wanted, but it was for "professional equipment" so it cost a ridiculous $25-30. So I settled for this one with 1-3ft, and honestly, no regrets, works great, and the extra slack isn't as cumbersome as I thought it was going to be. I also got the usb-c version of this cable as well, just as good.

Works prefect and keeps the loose hanging cables away

This is perfect for a Raspberry Pi 5 that I connect to the second input of my monitor. The coiled cable clutters my desk a lot less than a straight cable would.

This is a nice cable. For me it works perfectly when I connect my ninja v to my Nikon z6. I want to buy a second one just in case of emergency.

This is a total must have for a camera cage/rig. The right angle on the micro connector makes it to where it naturally provides relief on the camera connection as well as the recorder. I'm totally happy with this.

The best

Unlike some other coiled HDMI cables, this one actually stretches to a full three feet without undue strain. It's the perfect length to connect a video monitor as a viewfinder for shoulder-rigs and compact cinema cameras. If you have a DSLR or mirrorless with a monitor mounted right on top, it might be a bit long. It's not a "ultra-thin" or even a "thin" cable. But in practice, that has not been a problem for me. It feels robust.

Works fine with my Nikon mirrorless rig. No kinking problems. Well Built