Monoprice Certified Premium HDMI Cable - 4K@60Hz, HDR, 18Gbps, YUV 4:4:4, Dual Video Stream, Compatible with DVD Player, 28AWG, 6 Feet, Black

First off if you just want a quick summary: The cable works fine at 4K HDR 60FPS. Make sure both devices are off before plugging it in otherwise the cable won't work properly. Also use a cable thats under 15ft.Now let's start the in-depth review (Keep note that I used 2 of these cables, 6ft each)The cable isn't really too bendable but that's understandable for a well built premium cable. I had no issues getting this cable to work, just keep in mind to turn off both devices before plugging it in. Once I turned on my 4K player, my receiver and my Samsung TV, I saw an imagine on my tv. No flickering, No green/purple/red/gray pixels anywhere.. I loaded some 4k hdr 60fps yt videos up and the cable handled it just fine.If somehow you had any troubles with this cable I recommend these other cables:Kables ultra high speed hdmi 2.0 cableNintendo OEM hdmi cable (Yes I'm dead serious)

I don't use this term often when writing reviews, but these cables are OUTSTANDING.I purchased a TCL 4K HDR TV recently and was having issues with my screen flickering while trying to watch HDR videos/games at full RGB or 4:4:4 color output at a refresh rate of 60Hz. I tried two different cables, which both claimed to have 18gpbs throughput, but I would see intermittent (and very annoying) screen flashing and flickering.So, I did some Googling and some searching here on Amazon and saw some great reviews for these cables. And, I am not disappointed. I plugged in these Monoprice HDMI cables, and I can confirm that I get a beautiful 4K HDR picture in full RGB, or 4:4:4, color output at 60Hz with no flickering, flashing or problems at all. THANK YOU, MONOPRICE!It's amazing that some of the cheapest cables you can buy are also the best. I swear by Monoprice. I've been purchasing their gear -- from cables to guitars -- for years. And, I will always come back.You won't be disappointed here.

So I bought a Sony XBR43X800E 43-Inch 4K Ultra HD Smart LED TV to use as a big computer monitor. I have a good video card (GTX 1080) and looked up all the settings I would have to make to get it to output 4k at 60hz with chroma 4:4:4. I had a Twisted Veins HDMI cable that I bought from Amazon about a year ago, which didn't work for this application. So I ordered the Zeskit high speed cable. It claimed to do everything I needed, but I had constant flickers to black and signal dropouts. I tried every setting I could think of before finally coming to the conclusion that it was still the cable that was the issue. I ordered this one because it was actually certified. It works perfectly, I have crisp video and color, sharp text, and best of all no flickers or signal dropouts. Funny that the least expensive cable performs the best. Five stars for sure!

Not much to say about a technology that really isn't visible to the untrained eye. Maybe just marketing. I can't see 8K. I can hear in 8K and MOST PEOPLE CAN'T see in 8k.

This cable is great I used to just use a high speed hdmi cable to play 4 k games. I just recently learned the difference between high speed and premium high speed. I purchased this cable and I am blown away by the difference. The picture is brighter, the colors pop more and the picture is also crisper and it may just be me but I feel like the gameplay is much smoother. The thickness of the cable is double that of the high speed cable. I can't believe it's only $7 and it made that much of a difference. Excellent product will definitely recommend to anyone running 4k.

For the past year I have settled with playing all my games on PS4 Pro in YUV420 only, due to handshake issue's while playing games in 4K. I simply thought it was a limitation with my Yamaha receiver. After a year of that I started having issue's with my Xbox One S as well. I replaced all my HDMI cables with some good looking, nylon braided, 18Gbps rated cables, and the issue was lessened, but still occurred a few times an hour.After some research I discovered the Premium Certified HDMI cable program, and thought I would give these Monoprice Certified Premium HDMI cables a try as a last resort. Guess what? HDMI handshake issue's have ceased entirely. I've played various games on both consoles for the last few days without any issue's, and I'm running video mode in auto on PS4 Pro which will use both YUV420 and RGB420, as is necessary. It feels nice to be able to run 4K content as it was intended without any signal loss.These cables are quite thick and not very flexible compared to the ones I previously tried. They don't seem high quality at all, but they work! So despite how much harder it was to run the cables from the receiver to each device, at least everything is working as intended. I will only buy Premium Certified HDMI cables from now on. Lesson learned. Save yourself a headache and simply buy these. Looks aren't everything, function is what matters.

When I need the best its nice to get it for a value and delivered.