JSAUX 2.1 HDMI Cable 8K 3m Ultra HD Cable High-Speed Lead
JSAUX 2.1 HDMI Cable 8K 3m Ultra HD Cable High-Speed Lead 48Gbps, HDMI Cable (8K@60Hz 7680×4320, 4K@120Hz) Supports eARC HDR10 HDCP 2.2 & 2.3 DTS:X 3D CEC, Compatible with PS5 PS4 PS3 X-BOX QLED TV
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JSAUX Popular Product Series 4
| Dimensions: | 300 x 1.2 x 1.2 cm; 150 Grams |
| Model: | JSUKNZHD2HD21RD3M |
| Manufacture: | JSAUX |
| Dimensions: | 300 x 1.2 x 1.2 cm; 150 Grams |
| Origin: | China |
I bought two of the 3m HDMI cables and am very happy with them both.
They were packaged nicely and came with Velcro Cable ties which has helped with my cable management!
Would recommend
A great hdmi cable, quality feels and looks nice, picture quality is great, although I haven’t the necessary equipment to stress test it to its potential. It’s great value for money and feels more expensive than it is.
Does what it says on the package. Well put together, male and female connections are really secure and HDR signal excellent. Good quality fibre cable wrap and anti-split joint at cable to connector again well made. Can’t fault these connectors and will continue to purchase this brand for all future jobs.
Seems a good quality cable but keep getting a black screen for a second or so when connected at 4k at 120fps. I need to order a higher quality cable. Buy cheap – buy twice I suppose.
EDIT:
I was contacted and offered a full refund for this purchase by the seller. I wasn’t going to request a refund because I could still make use of the cable and it was really well priced. It just didn’t do the 4k @ 120fps I needed.
While I still can’t rate the product 5/5, the seller obviously cares about keeping their customers happy!
As I sit in a virtual meeting writing this review, my rubix cube, spinning top and clicky pen sit discarded, unused in front of me. Occasionally something in the conversation catches my attention, and I’m pulled back to watching my colleagues talk about an issue that doesn’t concern me, and probably doesn’t concern them either. My attention is equally quickly lost, and I search the objects in front of me for something to fiddle with. I pick up the clips.
They’re connected, ninety degrees out of phase, and pushed one into the other. I squeeze them together, yielding a satisfyingly tactile click as the barbed mouths of the two clips are squeezed open by their counterparts’ bases. Pushing the mouths back, the clips spring back into the first position, captured by eachother’s geometry. Occasionally I push them too hard, or off axis, and one of the clips is sent sailing across the room, startling me. I feel I must look very odd to my colleagues as I turn from the computer and glance around the room for the errant clip, but once it is retrived, and the clips are connected again, I feel a sense of relaxed contentedness roll over me.
I’m sure it won’t be long before I lose another clip (there were originally three, but one was lost almost immediately, pinged into a corner somewhere and lost before I’d known its true value), but until then these clips will be the object of my distraction during those moments in life when attention is expected, but not required.
If you need a HDMI cable, purchase this one. the dodgy picture when I connected my laptop with the old cable is gone, and packaging (free cable tie!) is second to none.