Cable Matters 48Gbps 8K HDMI Coiled Cable 0.9m with 8K@60Hz
Cable Matters 48Gbps 8K HDMI Coiled Cable 0.9m 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
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| Weight: | 60 g |
| Dimensions: | 20.5 x 15.8 x 2.1 cm; 60 g |
| Model: | 300049-3 |
| Part: | 300049-3 |
| Batteries Required: | No |
| Batteries Included: | No |
| Manufacture: | Cable Matters |
| Dimensions: | 20.5 x 15.8 x 2.1 cm; 60 g |
high quality material
it feels like a well made cable. im using it with my rx 7900 xtx on a 4k 120hz monitor. works at full resolution with no problem. its great for short runs
Great CAble
I recently purchased the Cable Matters 48Gbps 8K HDMI Coiled Cable, and I must say, it’s been a game-changer for my entertainment setup. This high-quality HDMI cable has exceeded all my expectations and has become an essential component of my home theater system.
First and foremost, the cable’s 48Gbps bandwidth is truly impressive. With support for 8K@60Hz, 4K@240Hz, and HDR, I can enjoy stunningly clear and detailed video quality like never before. Whether I’m gaming on my PS5, streaming content on my Apple TV, or watching movies on my Xbox Series X/S, this cable delivers exceptional performance without any lag or signal degradation.
The coiled design of the cable is another standout feature. Not only does it help to reduce clutter and keep my entertainment setup neat and organized, but it also allows for flexibility and easy cable management. The coiled cable extends up to 0.9 meters, providing ample length for connecting my devices while minimizing excess cable length when not in use.
I also appreciate the durability and build quality of the Cable Matters HDMI cable. The connectors are robust and secure, ensuring a stable connection with my devices. The cable itself is well constructed and feels sturdy, giving me confidence that it will withstand frequent use and last for years to come.
Furthermore, the HDMI cable is universally compatible, making it suitable for a wide range of devices, including gaming consoles, graphics cards, media players, and more. It’s versatile enough to meet all my entertainment needs, regardless of the device I’m using.
Overall, I couldn’t be happier with the Cable Matters 48Gbps 8K HDMI Coiled Cable. Its exceptional performance, coiled design, durability, and compatibility make it a must-have accessory for any home theater enthusiast or gaming enthusiast. If you’re looking to upgrade your HDMI cable for an immersive and seamless entertainment experience, I highly recommend giving this cable a try.
Great for keeping cables tidy
This coiled HDMI lead is a good alternative to standard leads that you keep tidy using traditional cable management methods such as cable ties or velcro straps.
Performance and quality of sound and images is as good as a standard HDMI lead.
Works really well with a camera/monitor/gimbal setup
This is currenty in use with a Sony a7iv providing 4K output to a monitor, all held on a DJI RS4 gimbal.
I do already have a straight HDMI cable from a well known video company but I always wanted to know if I could get a shorter cable that would instead expand when needed. As it stands, this works OK for now and doesn’t really affect the gimbal operation.
I can’t prove whether this provides 8K footage but time will tell for when I get the Sony a1ii, whenever that’s due out.
Works perfectly with external monitors
I got this cable to use to connect my Sony FX3 with my external monitor
I wanted a coiled cable as that allows extra movement if needed, plus I didn’t want lots of cable hanging that I could trip on etc
This one works perfectly, operates nicely and there’s been no issues with connectivity or picture
It’s been a lifesaver and has really helped me jazz up my video rig setup
Just what I needed
Perfect for devices that are close by, and don’t want a rat’s nest of a cable just lying around or bundled up, it is coiled so it have some give to it as well as being able to return back to its original shape. Well made and puts out a clear and crisp HDMI output, very happy with it and it works wonders.
High spec in a coiled form facto
Another cable up to Cable Matters’ usual standard. This is double-screened (copper braid over aluminium foil) to prevent interference, especially important if using it for 4K or 8K transmission.
Being coiled this will be useful for example when connecting a laptop to a monitor, where you may need the extra length but don’t want a big cable draped across the desk. Another useful case – and where I’m using it – is connecting an Amazon Fire TV to an AV receiver. The cable can uncoil when if the Fire TV needs to be brought forward but tidies itself back up when the Fire TV’s put back in place.
Another use for a coiled cable is to double up as a cable tidy, as the coil can be wound around other cables, such as Ethernet cables, to form one neat bundle. The double shielding should prevent any interference getting through from such use.
HDMI Cable
It’s an HDMI cable, but being coiled it means it won’t easily get tangled. I think a coiled cable is less useful on a shorter cable like this as most of the time it will be unfurled to it’s full length.
I don’t have an 8K display to test that claim, but used on a 1440p 165Hz monitor with no issues, supported the full resolution and refresh rate out of the box.
HDMI coiled cable for 4k transfe
Very nice design and great quality too. Always connects for fast charging and also good for a data connection too. The metal connector fits nicely into my phone and so far has always been reliable.
Quality short cable ideal for connecting a device mounted on the rear of a TV
This a good short HDMI cable and it is ideal for connecting a device like an Apple TV that is mounted on the back of the TV screen to a nearby HDMI port.
With this cable connected to a 4K TV and 4K device I was able to get a great 4K picture at the maximum refresh rate. The coiled lead helps to keep the cable out of sight.
Flexible and secure
I picked up this HDMI Coiled Cable to tidy up the cable clutter around my gaming setup and the home theater system. The adaptive length coiled design is quite a clever feature, allowing the cable to stretch from 0.3 to 0.9 meters which is perfect for keeping things neat yet flexible enough to adjust as needed. The HDMI 2.1 support with 8K resolution has made a noticeable difference in visual quality, especially for high-frame-rate gaming. However, I’ve noticed that when the cable is stretched near its maximum length, it tends to pull a bit on the connectors, which worries me about potential wear and tear over time.
Recommend!
I like a coiled cable as it keeps things neat when it is retracted as it were. I use this for the playstation to TV connection – the playstation is tucked away when out of use so this type of lead is perfect for when it comes out to play.
Decent quality, durable and smart.
A decent HDMI cable that's less likely to tangle
I will admit I was a little paranoid about wires like this as I imagined if there was too much tension in the cable it would pull against whatever devices it was plugged into, thankfully that’s not the case and its just tense enough to return to its fully coiled state which makes putting it away easier. With how cables these days are made to be compatible with much higher resolutions than before this is honestly a decent choice to replace an old cable if length isn’t an issue.
Such a good idea if you've got lots of A/V equipme
I’ve got an amplifier, and a few consoles all in the same unit. I’ve tried various means of keeping things neat via shorter HDMI cables and cable ties, but it inevitably turns into a mess the first opportunity you have to swap a device out for something newer.
These type of cables make life far simpler and I’ll be buying some more to tidy up the AV unit. Carries a 4K signal from an XBOX One X through the amp without issue. It doesn’t spring back immediately once stretched, probably for the best as you don’t want to put too much strain on the ports on your devices, but does mean you can move them about more freely than you’d be able to with straight shorter cables.
Don’t want to embarrass myself with the state of the rest of the cabling so I’ve included a footprint comparison picture against a standard 1m HDMI.
Thick, coiled HDMI cable
This HDMI cable comes with dust caps for the connectors, which are gold-plated and have chunky plastic housing. There’s basic bend protection at the joins onto the cord. The cord is rubbery and coiled but its tendency is to maintain the shape of its coils so it doesn’t stretch far, at least not comfortably. That’s fine because this is an ideal cable for short distance connections where a degree of stretch could be useful. It doesn’t get tangled and really helps keep things tidy.
I use an HDMI splitter and already have two coiled cables going in to it, I am now using this cable as the output cable going from the splitter to my monitor. Compared to my other cables this one is thicker but performance is great, no problems with audio or video and it is an ideal length, resulting in a much tidier arrangement behind my monitor than I had before. I’m very happy with this HDMI cable.
Good quality, but the coil is annoying!
As a very short HDMI cable, this is great. Good quality, well made, and I had no issue at all with 4K over it. The issue I found is that the coil is just too strong – using it to plug in a Raspberry Pi just pulls the Raspberry Pi around. The further you try and stretch it out the more it fights against you, so don’t consider it a 90cm cable, consider it a 30cm cable with some flexibility.
Well made, decent thickness with good connectors either ends
We use this with our small projector, to either connect it to our Blue Ray player for cinema nights in our summerhouse, or via a HDMI adapter connected via USB C to our Surface laptop.
In both situations the flexibility of the coiled cable is an advantage over more traditional cables, keeping the area around the projector free from trailing cables, particularly significant for the cinema nights as the projector has to be set up in the middle of the room to align with the screen.
The cable itself is well made, decent thickness with good connectors either ends. It performs well for our application. The stretch certainly achieves the claimed 3 foot, it will go a bit further (about 4 foot) if you stretch it out fully.
We have had other Ethernet cables and adapters from Cable Matters and have found them to be good quality and well made.
Great quality HDMI cable but very sho
The quality of this HDMi cable is very good. I have some other Cable Matter branded cables and the quality of this cable is on par with those. The cable itself has a very flexible outer sheath and has a rubbery texture to it. The coil section is well coiled. Even though its expands due to the coil the, reality is you are restricted to the cable at its out the packet length which is about 50cm. As my PS5 sits just behind my TV I tested the cable with that and it worked perfectly and all the advanced PS5 display features were working. I would not describe it as being the most practical cable as its uses given its length are limited. I however intend to use it with a video capture device on a PC and the cable is perfect for that. It has enough stretch to pull away from the pc wheel I plug the devices in. Overall a very high quality cable with niche usage over a regular HDMI cable.