Stouchi HDMI Cable 8K 2.5m(8ft), Ultra HD 48 Gbp/s High Speed 8K60hz 4K120hz 144Hz 165 Hz RTX 3080 DSC eARC Dynamic HDR10 4: 4: 4 HDCP 2.2 & 2.3 Dolby, Compatible with TV / PS5 / Xbox Series X

I have only had these for a while, but I believe them to be very good quality. My setup is probably way too complex, using HDMI switches, amplifier, tv, 5 or so inputs/'devices' etc, however, simply using the PS5 at 4K 120Hz was no problem. I did actually order 2x2 cables, and sent one pack back. If you get it, don't worry that the label was picked and the box opened, the cables are fine (and recommended). I only sent back as I found that I could use my standard cables in the switches, without degrading the performance. Actually, in the end, I chose to plug the PS5 directly into the TV, as the switch could only give me HD@120hz, so I only needed one cable.(out of interest, the LG C2 gets a bit confused switching devices to a single HDMI input. It tries to be too clever, identifying the type of equipment so that it can optimise the HDMI, and also provide support for the remote control).

I bought this for my xbox series s to play at 120fps and it works perfectly. Cheap and very high quality picture.Will be buying again in the future.

I’d been using IBRA cables for a long time, and they had gone through many changes of AV kit - but I started getting glitching with a recent consolidation of gear. Took them all out and replaced them with these, right sizing as I went.Now everything works perfectly, and these cables are significantly slimmer so easier to squeeze into trunking too.Very happy and highly recommend these

Got two cables, one for each monitor. This and the more expensive RUIPRO. This cable quite often stops working and need to be replugged into monitor for it to start working again. It's great when it works, but like once a week needs to be replugged to get it working again...

I have had an OLED tv for just over a year with a dolby atmos soundbar and just recently I have been having sound cutting out for a couple of seconds after I have started streaming things. It got to the point where sometimes the sound would also cut out mid movie and after doing some research I found it could be the earc reconnecting. I figured I must have damaged the cable while connecting my sons Nintendo switch (not the easiest place to put the hdmi slot) to the tv a few times and sought a replacement.After switching to these cables I noticed an improvement in picture clarity and the Dolby Atmos finally worked. I assumed it worked before but as I have a surround system it seems I was just hearing in surround sound which was awesome anyway but now movies are very immersive.My previous cables were double the price of the 2 pack (1 for the ps5 to tv and one for tv to soundbar) I got but not certified as these are and bought individually so maybe one or both did not have the speed for earc but obviously these do. I have never really been impressed with cables and assumed they were all much of the same but clearly not. I would definitely buy these again.

Good quality sturdy cable that does the job.

Over the course of a few weeks, I tried maybe 6 or 7 different cables. I even tried one of the £150 cables. This was significantly less £ and works really well.

I gave the 2m cables a chance - I believe they're a bit shorter than 2metres tbh - but they arrived same day as I ordered early in the am. People in other reviews said the cable is very thick and difficult to bend but they are thinner than my old ones and imo are pretty slim and flexible. I tested them on my Denon 4700 AV receiver (it has a mode to test cables among other things) and the two cables I bought passed at 40gigs per second but the receiver said nothing of 48gbps due to the receiver only testing up to 40gbps so the cables may run more? Either way, 40gbps is enough for me to run 4k at 60hz and with HDR which my older cables couldn't do as they only passed at 8 or 9 gbps...don't recall the exact number? So they do exactly what I need them for. Hopefully this helps because I was hoping other reviewers tested them but I didn't see anyone mention testing them. So for your peace of mind, they passed at - at least 40gbp (2m cables).