Aurum Ultra Series - High Speed HDMI Cable 50 Ft - 4K Ready 26 AWG - CL3 Rated for In-wall Installation - Supports 3D, Ethernet and Audio Return - 50 Feet

I bought this cable to connect one of the DVI outputs on my computer's dual output video card (using a DVI/HDMI adapter) to my flat screen TV on the other side of the room about 20 feet away. I bought this length (40 feet) cable so that I could easily route it along the walls to keep the cable out of the way. I am very impressed with the quality of this cable. It has some type of fabric style wrap around it and feels very nice. It is easy to run around corners and does not seem to have much, if any, "coil memory"; that is, it straightens out nicely even when it has been coiled for some time. This cable feels fairly thick and durable. It has worked flawlessly for my particular purpose. I do not run audio through it as I would need a sound injector so hook my computer sound into the cable but I do use a separate cable with ground loop isolator and RCA pigtail to route my sound to the TV/entertainment receiver. I am happy with this cable and would recommend it. I would also buy another if I need one.

Liked it a good product at a good price

I know a review about a cable seems silly, but similar 50' cables at your local electronics/home improvement store will cost you over $70 and have lower approval ratings than this one. I initially thought I could just run by the store and pick up some HDMI cables, but when I saw the cost I pulled out my phone and checked online prices. It turns out that I could wait two days before watching my TV if it meant $50 more bucks in my pocket.I've purchased two of these cables, one 50' and one 40', and both work fine. The connections were solid and even at 50' I didn't experience any banding or loss of sound; things you hear about with some of the cables with lower satisfaction ratings. Long story short: stop reading and just order these cables to connect your cable box to your TV on the other side of the house/room.

I have been using this cable in my home theater for over 4 months. It was pulled through 2 walls and the ceiling, including a very difficult area near the video display where the cable path must make a 110 degree turn. The cable withstood the difficult pull (connector heads were well protected) and worked like a champ when the system was fired up.This 40' cable claims to meet the latest HDMI 1.4 spec, and I can confirm that it does! It works fine with audio return channel (ARC)to the TV, and delivers a flawless 1080p picture from blu-ray discs.This is a heavy cable, over 1/2" in diameter, with large ferrite beads at both ends. It's not for tight spaces with sharp turns.I also purchased a 15' cable and some short 2' cables made by the same manufacturer, all of which are working great!

Maybe i just got unlucky, but one of the cable has constant issues and needs to be reconnected everytime. Luckily i put both cables in to the wall, so im able to just use the other one for now.Quality on the one that works is good so far - had to get a refund for the other one.