IBRA 2.1 Orange HDMI Cable 8K Ultra High-Speed 48Gbps Lead
IBRA 2.1 Orange HDMI Cable 8K Ultra High-Speed 48Gbps Lead Supports 8K@60HZ, 4K@120HZ, 4320p, Compatible with Fire TV, 3D Support, Ethernet Function, 8K UHD, 3D-Xbox PlayStation PS3 PS4 PC etc- 5M
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Does your HDMI cable support 4K resolution?
Our HDMI 2.0 Support 4K and HDMI 2.1 Support 8K however all our cables are backward compatible.
Are your RJ45 cables compatible with Cat8 technology
Yes our RJ45 Ethernet Cables are CAT8 Compatible and also backward compatible with CAT5,5e,Cat6,Cat7 and all lower formats.
Do you have 8K HDMI Cables
Yes we supply 4K and also 8K Compatible Cables.
| Weight: | 360 g |
| Size: | 5M |
| Dimensions: | 19 x 19 x 2.8 cm; 360 Grams |
| Model: | Orange HDMI 2.1 Version 5m |
| Part: | Orange HDMI 2.1 Version 5m |
| Colour: | Orange |
| Pack Quantity: | 1 |
| Batteries Required: | No |
| Batteries Included: | No |
| Manufacture: | IBRA |
| Dimensions: | 19 x 19 x 2.8 cm; 360 Grams |
| Quantity: | 1 |
| Size: | 5M |
Had a number of cables from this company and they are amazing. Strong ans well made. Good connections. Had other makes in past that wobble in the HDMI ports, not this one, its a perfect fit and leads to a perfect picture.
Once I received the cable I noticed good packaging and when I installed it on my PC I noticed an instant change from my old one as this one was significantly better and didn’t slip out the outlet. I definitely recommend.
I set up my new HDMI2.1 TV and PS5 with a cheap @rse HDMI cable and then wondered why the console wouldn’t detect the TV capabilities. I ended up replacing the cable with this and, et voila, all was good with the world. I’m still a cr@p gamer, but at least I can be cr@p at 120fps
This is my third set of cables and the difference is brilliant to what my older cables gave me. TV to Soundbar and PS5 to TV and Fire Stick to TV. Picture and sound quality is exceptional. Would recommend.
This is a fantastic HDMI cable 8k You can instantly tell the difference when removing the standard HDMI cable given with the XBOX X and replacing it with this Ibra 8k product. Definitely worth the price. Enjoy.
Running PS5 through a Samsung 50″ TV (cheap one) with The Dark Knight UHD 4k film.
Running 1440p without issue.
Running 2160p without issue.
Both at 60Hz.
Can’t comment on 120Hz or 8k (haven’t tested them).
Interestingly, it seems better quality in 1440p. Only slightly, but I’m pedantic like that.
For the price, its a good cable. Not sure why people are moaning about it. If the cable is too thick for you, you’ve obviously only ever used the super low quality, 3.99, HDMI cables without the shielding etc. It makes a difference in terms of overall picture quality.
It seems as well made as an older 80 cable from Curry’s and I can’t really notice a difference in picture quality.
Save your money, get this cable…
The cables seems highly quality with it’s nice gold plated metal ends and braided cable, it feels pretty solid but one downside to this is it’s pretty bulky in comparison to some other cables and with the PS5 having a delicate hdmi you just need to make sure it’s not hanging all it’s weight on the port, I placed it over my TV wall bracket to take the weight.
Overall very happy with the hdmi and would recommend to anyone looking for a 2.1 hdmi for PlayStation 5 with a bit more length. Just from research I’ve done I’d advise anyone looking over 2/3m in length to look at active or optical cables as they would be better over longer distances.
Firstly, all lip sync issues stopped when the AV amp is off. I kept having to change the Sky Q audio settings back to normal with the older cable. Secondly the subtle graininess and picture lag with fast ball games like tennis disappeared. They were never there before inserting the AV amp so I thought at first it was the amp. It wasn’t it was the old cables. Finally as the AV amp is already designed to give 8k output it has in built upscaling so it’s pretty much state of the art. A pair of these cables have transformed this 4+k AV system for less than 30. They are also well made.
It’s not clear why some other people are having issues but would recommend they ensure all their gear have the latest firmware upgrades. All components in my system have had this.
I just watched the new Wonder Woman 1984 film with the full system in a largish lounge and it was superb (the AV qualityno comment on the film there).
Given this uses 2 of these cables in and out of an AV amp, and gives me crystal clear video and audio, I am happy. I don’t play video games or as yet have an 8k TV (as I only need a 49 inch set) so don’t have a view on gaming.
The product arrived in a normal amazon box with each individual cable in a clear plastic bag which is sealed and a little tag with information about the leads.
I have tested these leads out with the Xbox series X and my Sony Bravia tv which does 4K at 60hz. The Xbox confirms that this runs perfectly fine and I must say with the power of the Xbox and the power of these cables graphics intensive games such as Jedi fallen order and Forza 4 looks beautiful.
I should be getting a update for my tv to allow it to run at 120hz and once this does I will try to update this review. But I can confirm these cables work amazingly with 4K at 60hz the quality is second to none and would reccoemned these cables anyday even just for watching normal HD tv. The cables coming in multiple sizes allow for you to ensure you can get the cable right for your setup.
The build quality seems very good, and the cable is likely very robust, but I can’t comment on its effectiveness or reliability over time, as I didn’t even plug it in. The main purpose of this review is to let you know in advance about these characteristics, in case they’re show-stoppers for you.
It should be noted that I read many articles saying that most cheaper cables perform as well as expensive ones, so I was wary of spending too much money on a cable. (One article, written by a professional installer, mentioned that he’d had more problems with pricier cables due to the lack of flexibility, and the weight of the cable pulling the connector loose.) I didn’t really lump this cable in with the more expensive models, which are probably all fluff in any case; but I wanted a cable that would do 4K 120Hz, to future-proof myself for the next-gen gaming consoles that are soon to hit the streets. For the moment, I’m just going to go for the Amazon Basics premium HDMI cable, and see how I get on with that.