Fibre Optic HDMI Cable -10m, HDMI 2.0 Cable Support 4K@60Hz HDR, High Speed 18Gbps, YCbCr 4:4:4 8bit, 3D, ARC, HEC, CEC, HDCP 2.2 with Dual Standard HDMI and Micro HDMI Connectors

Having recently upgraded my Projector to a BenQ W2700 which is a 4K projector, I had to upgrade my HDMI cable! I was using a LAN to HDMI converting kit which I had purchased 3 years ago which was although 4K compatible, it never seem to have a good HDPC -"handshake". Tried changing the LAN Cable, switching the Kit around, nothing seem to work. So I had to change.The distance between my AV Receiver in one room to the other room is nearly 8m through the trunking laid at the time of my extension, so this in my opinion was Fibre Optic HDMI territory. Normal HDMI cable would work, but then there can be some degradation in quality above 5m lengths.Now came the opportunity to choose among the various Fibre Optic HDMI cables that were available on Amazon, which was not very difficult as the ATZEBE Fibre Optic Cable was reasonably priced with a very useful Micro HDMI/HDMI connector. The reduction in size from HDMI to microHDMI allowed the transfer of the cable with great ease.Once connected, I have had no issues with 4K HDCP handshake anymore and am able to enjoy PS5 and Sky Q in UHD on my new 4K projector.Great quality product and does exactly as it says on the box! Would highly recommend it.

Upgraded my Projector recently to a 4k model and found that my existing HDMI would not carry a 4K signal which was really disappointing as i ran it behind walls and under floorboards and had to use two cables with a repeater to get it to feed my projector correctly. Didn't really know about fibre optic HDMI but after reading reviews gave it a go and really pleased with the result, the cable is lovely and slim and together with the removable ends was so much easier to install, the result is perfect, single 15m cable, no repeaters and superb 4K images. Recommended!

Had a standard HDMI cable which was 10m, would work most of the time, but would flick to the blue HDCP not supported at random times.Decided to swap it with a hdmi fibre cable and it’s been great so far, no more flicking to the hdcp error or random loss of picture.Wire is much more flexible and thinner than what I expected and where the ends are mini hdmi also helped treading it through the cabling trucking.

I wanted to be able to watch the cricket in the garden bar which is a fair way from the sky Q box (circa 70m). The cable was lighter than I expected, and I was cautious to handle it carefully but I suspect it’s more robust than I expected.I tested it first on the lounge TV and the 4k picture was excellent. I then ran the cable up to the bar and am very happy to now watch England self destruct whilst sitting outside. Just like being at Lords!In addition, it was very useful to have the detachable HDMI jacks, it meant I could drill through the wall to install.

I'm pretty disappointed. The cable stopped working a few months ago and I left it on a shelf. Today doing a cleaning, I took the cable to throw it away, since it doesn't work anymore. I decide to cut it to see what the fiber optic looks like, but I found out that it is a common cable with wires … Could you explain this?

I bought this to run from a Sky Q box a couple of rooms away so that we didn't need to have any hardware near the television. It works really well as its thin (esp. with the removable connector) and flexible enough to thread through walls etc.

Used this cable in my local church to run a camera at 30m distance- normally not possible with HDMI. It works perfectly with a budget Sony camera, sharp picture with no noise.

The end has already started to come away, causing the TV to flicker constantly

Dovevo collegare il mio preamplificatore audio/video con proiettore Sony 4k e ho provato ben tre cavi , lunghezza 10 metri.Questo era il più economico del gruppo ma nonostante ciò si è dimostrato il migliore , sia come connettività che come definizione d’immagine. Anche il più caro, al costo di ben 130 euro, era decisamente inferiore , soprattutto nella definizione di oggetti in movimento veloce ( tipo la pallina da tennis in un torneo).davvero un ottimo acquisto , anche come qualità del cavo stesso e connettori. Incredibile rapporto qualità prezzo. Lo consiglio vivamente

I needed a HDMI cable between my sound system and TV (installed 6m apart) that I could install through a pipe in the wall where normal HDMI cable contacts are too thick. This is perfect, remove the HDMI (normal size) contact and pull it trough the pipe and you are done. It feels lika a well build cable.

J’ai voulu remplacer mon projecteur Mitsubishi Full HD (15 ans d’âge et toujours en forme) et passer à la 4K. J’envoyais la sortie HDMI de mon ampli home-cinéma vers le projecteur avec un emetteur/récepteur bluetooth HD sans soucis à 4m de distance (sans câble donc). Image impecc.Avec les nouveaux projecteurs HD ou 4K, ça ne fonctionne plus car ils sont équipés du système anticopie HDCP2.0 minimum.L’entrée hdmi des projecteurs actuels interprête le récepteur comme un appareil non HDCP et tentant une copie illégale d’un contenu HD.Du coup, j’ai que 2 solutions. Soit un émetteur wifi compatible HDCP mais qui coûte 400€ (le bluetooth ne permet pas le débit nécessité par la 4K)Ou alors tirer un câble. Problème les gaines qui sont en place (ouf) ont un diamètre interne de 13mm.Impossible de faire passer une fiche HDMI ! Et là je découvre ces câbles avec une fiche détachable !Le miracle ! Je vois le prix des câbles à 390€ ! Déception.Et là, je vois ce câble à 80€ approx pour 15m (c’est ce qu’il me faut).J’ai vu les avis mitigé, j’ai tenté.Impeccable, la mini-fiche HDMI mesure moins de 13mm (mesurée à 12,1mm au pied à coulisse) elle est passée comme une lettre à la poste. Image Full HD Impeccable. Quelques secondes le temps que le projecteur se synchronise et hop !Je conseille vraiment ce câble vu le prix. Bien emballé et franchement, la qualité est suffisante.

Ich habe für die Ansteuerung meines Beamers bei der Renovierung unseres Wohnzimmers ein Leerrohr mit 1,9cm Innendurchmesser verlegt. Ein normales HDMI-Kabel passt dort nicht hindurch. Ein größerer Durchmesser war jedoch nicht verlegbar. Ursprünglich hatte ich geplant bei einem HDMI-Kabel einen der beiden Stecker zu entfernen, es durch das Leerohr zu ziehen und dann einen neuen HDMI-Stecker selbst wieder aufzulegen/anzulöten.Da das Kabel zwischen AV-Receiver und Beamer jedoch eine Länge von ca. 10m zurücklegt und die Wahrscheinlichkeit damit sehr hoch ist, daß ein selbst konfektioniertes Kabel nach großem Aufwand am Ende womöglich doch nicht funktioniert, habe ich mich nach einer fertigen Alternative umgesehen und bin auf die Glasfaserlösung von ATZEBE gestoßen.Das bestellte Kabel wurde sehr zügig und sehr professionell verpackt geliefert. Die Verarbeitung ist super. Aus meiner Sicht gibt es hier nichts zu meckern.Das Kabel ist verhältnismäßig dünn und recht flexibel (insbesondere im Vergleich zu einem herkömmlichen, mehrfach geschirmten HDMI-Kabel). Dadurch und durch die abnehmbaren Stecker ließ sich das Kabel sehr einfach durch meinen recht engen Kabelkanal (Innendurchmesser 1,9cm) ziehen. Trotzdem dieser vier eher enge 90° Bögen enthält.Die Kommunikation über das Kebel ist zwar nur in Richtung des Anzeigegerätes möglich. Dies stört jedoch für meinen Anwendungsfall nicht. Der Handshake zwischen meinem Yamaha AV-Receiver und dem Epson Beamer am anderen Ende des Kabels funktioniert einwandfrei. Allerdings sollten hierbei die Datenquellen (AV-Receiver, Blu Ray Player etc.) immer vor dem empfangenden Gerät (Beamer) eingeschaltet werden.Die Übertragung von UHD/4K-Inhalten bei 60Hz funktioniert perfekt.Alles in Allem eine echt tolle Lösung zu einem sehr fairen Preis insbesondere im Vergleich zu anderen Glasfaser-HDMI-Lösungen oder Lösungen mit abnehmbaren Steckern.Ich bin voll zufrieden, kann das Kabel empfehlen und würde es jederzeit wieder kaufen.

Easy to route through an electrical tube thanks to the removable connectors. Good image quality, even with 15 meters of cable. Highly recommended.