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5

As a spark reviewer I...

Reviewed on www.walmart.com·MiniRoadster2012

As a spark reviewer I chose a Monoprice HDMI cable to receive and review. It is made in China. This new cable is thicker than the 6 HDMI cables I already own. It also has 2 ferrite cores which my old ones do not have. I tried to research ferrite cores, but still don't understand what their purpose is. All my old cables worked fine at first. But as I attach and detach them from my computer and TV, they seem to break.They work intermittently and sometimes have to be jiggled around. The Monoprice cable seemed to fit into the computer tighter and the computer and TV instantly connected. As far as picture quality, I could not see a difference between using the Monoprice HDMI cable and my old HDMI cables. As far as price is concerned, I know all my old HDMI cables were inexpensive. They were bought online. Some have gold connectors, some have silver. Since I received the Monoprice HDMI cable for free I can't compare prices but during my online research on ferrite cores I did read an article on CNet which said they only use Monoprice cables because they are the least expensive and they work great. They also said they plug and unplug their cables all the time. So I'm keeping my fingers crossed that with my plugging and unplugging all the time that the Monoprice cable will last. And knowing what CNet wrote, I will, if needed, purchase a Monoprice HDMI cable when I need one.

5

I just needed something short,...

Reviewed on www.walmart.com·RobertG

I just needed something short, thin, and flexible as a jumper between my clunky old 720p/1080p Xfinity cable box and a two-way splitter (not a switch) that sends the cable output to both my family room and my HT.\n\nAnd also, since I'm all done trying to rely on cables of questionable speed/reliability, I now only use Certified Ultra-High-Speed 48gbps cables in my system. That way, I know if I'm having some kind of issue with signal, the problem is NOT in my cables. I test every cable I get now for myself, even though they're all rated for HDMI 2.1. This one tested good to 40gbps, which is the speed limit in my Denon's tester. I'm only running it at 720P right now, but I know if I upgrade to Xfinity's 4K box in the future, this cable will more than have it covered.. And, as most of you have probably noticed, there is VERY little cost penalty when "over-doing it" with your cables. The bandwidth overhead gives me a peace of mind that makes the price difference seem negligible.

5

I bought a TV that...

Reviewed on www.walmart.com·CordeliaS

I bought a TV that kept doing dark for a few seconds and also didn't always turn on when I pressed the button. I returned it and bought a much better one and put the same cords on it. I had just bought them and supposedly they worked with my TV. They didn't. It went dark too, but that TV told me why (and it turns on every time). They couldn't handle 4K. I had old Monoprice 4K cords. I used them and everything worked but because my old TV had a displaced port box, they are short and hung in front of the window. These are longer and I haven't had a problem since they arrived. It did take a long time for them to come and they cost more than others that might work, but my previous experience made me buy a certified cord with the better specs than the TV said it needed. I wish the cords said what they are on them though. Once they are in a pile it's hard to tell which cord you want.

5

This cable solved all of...

Reviewed on www.walmart.com·EricS

This cable solved all of my problems. The main issue was that when I connected my apple tv to my Yamaha receiver and then from the Yamaha to my Sony z9F TV, I could not get the whole system to respond to volume controls on my apple TV?\n\nSetting? Nope. I bought some anker hdmi cables that claimed to have all of the necessary features, but nothing worked as advertised. Wanting to ensure I did not get a knock-off I bought my new cables directly from Monoprice. \n\nAll my problems disappeared immediately. My TV began to receive Dolby Vision (with apple TV, enhanced HDMI must be on), and volume controls worked perfectly. I can even turn my entire system on and off (3 components) with just my apple tv remote. Well worth the cost. They feel like they will hold up too.

5

Was a little sceptical considering...

Reviewed on www.walmart.com·defaultForRating

Was a little sceptical considering the smaller guage, but it was perfect! Much easier cable management with a quality that is identical to the thicker monoprice cable. Also for everyone still not convinced, I recently got in contact with a friend who was thousands of dollars in testing equipment..... And when compared to a cable costing $300+ the results where identical in abilities to pass all claimed signals. Yes, that means with proof, you gain nothing but looks from cables costing 10 times as much! Save your money, get these, don't be swindled by "snake oil" cables! Also my test did not include inwall, CL3, or long run cables and wouldn't be fair for me to speak on them considering longer cables require more to them to get the signal to its destination.

4

Inexpensive and effective!

Reviewed on www.walmart.com·NathanR

I got these on a very deep discount in hopes I could lay my hands on some ultra-high-speed HDMI cables for cheap. I was having some issues with some of my older cables being able to consistently maintain a connection between a 4K Apple TV and my new 4K capable TV's. It'd flicker from time to time, especially when I turned on HDR and one of them got really grumpy when I tried changing the chroma subsampling from 4:2:0 to 4:2:2. These cables cleared up the flicker on all three setups and allowed the one extra grumpy one to do 4:2:2 without complaining or glitching out.

5

I was having a problem...

Reviewed on www.walmart.com·StephenS

I was having a problem with my eARC connection between the TV and AVR. Sometimes this was fixed by a full power cycle on at least the TV. Sometimes I needed to pull the plugs on both. Although the cable looked fine and was a decent HDMI cable for other purposes, the HDMI cable replacement was an easy test. I am pleased to advise this replacement cable seems to have fixed the problem! I am no engineer and don't do sophisticated technical testing, but this was a simple and inexpensive test run that worked! I also got a slightly longer one to avoid strain on the connections. I highly recommend this cable, which is sturdy and well made, but most importantly fixed the problem for me.

4

These worked out perfectly for...

Reviewed on www.walmart.com·defaultForRating

These worked out perfectly for my setup since I had limited space to work with, considering what these cost, they are pretty darn close in terms of picture quality with cables 7x the price. My only real knock on them is that the don't have those little catch grips on them that help keep them plugged in, they are by no means popping out, they just come out a little easier than I like them to, and that matters if you are adjusting your system and the keep getting loose as you move stuff around.

4

Does what is intended. I...

Reviewed on www.walmart.com·Victor T

Does what is intended. I didn't realize it came with a ferrite bead. I bought these to put behind my walls but these didn't fit in the wall brush plates because of the ferrite bead. I ended up cutting them up with a utility knife just so that they fit. Also one of these was intended to be connected to a nintendo switch base. Because of that bead, I can't close the back of base which looks ugly.

5

Check out monopprice hdmi 8k or 2.1 cables for there high quality, speed, consistency and definitely price.

Reviewed on www.walmart.com·JaredR

I definitely recommend monoprice hdmi cables, Not just because I got a good Price but because they are a high quality h d m I two point one cable that offers true forty eight gigabytes speed compared to other brains that may only offer you eighteen so you can trust model price! A lot of people don't realize that their new TVS, game consoles and even sound systems need these HDMI2.1 8k cables and also to be on the lookout because some other brands don't offer the speeds like monoprice does with their 48 GB instead of just the 18.

5

After replacing the old projector...

Reviewed on www.walmart.com·CURTISC

After replacing the old projector the new epson was glitching out and when connected to my Yamaha receiver for surround it simply would not work. \nAfter contacting Yamaha, they suggested I tried the Monoprice. These cables are no rackett. They are Affordable and work. After 1 year of troubleshooting, the cables fixed my issue. This was great cause the HDMI cables they sell you for twice as much at best buy are not certified and DONT WORK. Rip Off. \nThank you for solving my tech issues. Monoprice I will use from here on out.

4

This is an impressively thick,...

Reviewed on www.walmart.com·defaultForRating

This is an impressively thick, heavy cable, which seems like it should stand up well to repeated deployment and packing (my use case.) It works well between a laptop and 1080p TV.\n4 stars because it's awkwardly stiff and heavy, making external support at the ends a necessity. It's probably best for 1-time, fixed installation in walls, which is what it's advertised for.

4

Cable Issues

Reviewed on www.walmart.com·ThomasW

I have not used the 8K cables. I bought them in case one of my 4K cables went bad. I had an Audioquest cables stop working. I thought the problem was my Blu-Ray Player. Sent Player in for repair. Company could find nothing wrong. Bought new 4K cables from Monoprice and everything is working. Been reading 18Gbps might not be enough bandwidth, so wanted a larger back-up.

5

As always, products from Monoprice...

Reviewed on www.walmart.com·WeldonJ

As always, products from Monoprice perform as expected. This was for an in-wall installation for our main TV. The old HDMI was already installed when we purchase the house and had failed. It was also too short and needed additional extensions at each end. Also it was a 4K at 30 FPS and having handshake problems. The new HDMI cable was active fiber optic with 4K at 120 FPS and it performs great. Now no more buffering or frozen frames. It was super easy to install in a long pull through a Smurf tube with two 90s.

5

This 25' cable contains 24awg...

Reviewed on www.walmart.com·KurtS

This 25' cable contains 24awg wire. Some reviewers rated it lower due to cable thickness and limited flexibility, but I did not have any trouble routing it through outlet boxes and 1" flexible conduit embedded in the walls. I was able to gradually bend it about as tight as a 2" radius. I have an Epson 3200 4K projector connected to a Pioneer Elite VSX LX-505 video receiver. I have only tested using online 4K videos from a PC, but the picture is very sharp. Overall, I am very happy with the cable.

5

I have a slightly complicated...

Reviewed on www.walmart.com·JohnB

I have a slightly complicated setup that I am trying to control using HDMI-CEC. The system sometimes acted unpredictably, and I read somewhere that having cables that do not meet the latest 4K standard can cause unpredictable behavior. So I replaced the mishmash of HDMI cables that I was using with Monoprice 4K Certified Premium HDMI Cables. I was skeptical that it would make a difference, but it seems to have done that. The system is behaving more predictably now.

5

These cables work as good...

Reviewed on www.walmart.com·SimoneL

These cables work as good as much higher priced premium 4K HDMI cables. Picture quality is excellent, even for movies that are in Full HD-1080p. I just purchased two new 4k TVs, and before finding out about Monoprice, had purchased some much more expensive cables. Was able to do a side by side/blind comparison and could not tell the difference. Needless to say the expensive cables were promptly returned. Will definitely purchase Monoprice in the future.

4

The 15? slim HDMI cable...

Reviewed on www.walmart.com·LouisB

The 15? slim HDMI cable was great and worked fine. Only one complaint. The cable I received was unidirectional. Unless the end marked ?source" was plugged in on the signal side there was no picture. It took awhile to figure this out. There should have been instructions included with the cable.

5

Performs as well as Audioquest

Reviewed on www.walmart.com·GeoffreyL

I've had two AQ cables (processor to display) in my system: 4K Cinnamon and 4K Blueberry, both 18gb however the length was still not long enough. To get the length I needed would cost me $$$ beyond my budget. So, I've done satisfied business with Monoprice since 2011 and decided to take a look. This is a 4K 18gb cable and by golly it performs as well as the two other AQ cables at a fraction of the cost. Monoprice, thank you for being here!!

5

I have used the DynamicView...

Reviewed on www.walmart.com·Cary T D

I have used the DynamicView Ultra 8K HDMI cables from Monoprice to connect all inputs on my new LG CX. With this new set and a previous one have used a Monoprice HDMI 1x4 splitter to carry cable signal to main set and two other TVs in other rooms. For the distant ones I use the red mere active cables for abou 40 feet in both cases. No problems ever before or with the new installation and excellent picture quality on all sets..

5

Fantastic, certified cable at an...

Reviewed on www.walmart.com·PeterH

Fantastic, certified cable at an unbeatable price that carries all signals verified with my xbox series x all the way up to 120fps and 4k dolby vision, every spec and standard supported. A certified cable at the 15' length from other companies is $100 minimum and some close to $200. I rarely take the time to review things but it took me a long time to find this cable after researching and hope others find it. 10/10 product.

5

While I've only had this...

Reviewed on www.walmart.com·AlG

While I've only had this cable for about a month, it is still working fine and dandy. I have not seen any packet loss or have any connections issues. I have this bad boy running along the walls gaffed down to the carpet. Initially, the adhesive sticks to the cable well, but does not leave a sticky residue. Who knows if the residue will stick when it's time to remove the cable, but that's for another review. Good product

5

Replaced all of my HDMI...

Reviewed on www.walmart.com·defaultForRating

Replaced all of my HDMI cables from my Yamaha receiver to my KG 4K tv, Sony 4K amd LG 4K Blu-Ray players and my Apple 4K TV. A vast improvement over my name brand cables. Sound and picture quality have greatly improved. Monoprice comes again with quality productsWrite your review here. It must be at least 10 characters long. Consider whether you would recommend this product and what you like or dislike about it.

5

This review is specifically for...

Reviewed on www.walmart.com·NewUserU

This review is specifically for the 25' cable (because I haven't tried the longer runs yet): great cable for long-ish in-wall runs. Never any HDMI handshake issues. \nFWIW, I even used these to replace HDMI cables (same length) that someone WAS having handshake issues with(on, IIRC, Netflix 4k content, from a Xbox to an overhead projector) - once I plugged one of these in, those issues disappeared. \nTwo thumbs up.

4

I replaced a mishmash of...

Reviewed on www.walmart.com·BruceR

I replaced a mishmash of cables acquired over the years when we updated our sound bar. Now all are this cable in appropriate lengths. Works well, but we are a 4K HDR setup, not 8K. Sound bar can handle 8K, so just future proofing with these cables? specs.

4

Pretty good overall

Reviewed on www.walmart.com·ChristopherC

The cable works for the most part. I'm using this to connect my Xbox X to my LG C2 OLED. A few times the image has been distorted. It looks like it's been stretched to fit my TV. I resolved this by disconnecting the hdmi and reconnecting it.

5

This is more like it

Reviewed on www.target.com·KevinM

Got this to replace some other 3ft Monoprice HDMI cables that were WAY TOO STIFF to be any kind of useful over that short of a distance. Guess that's on me for not looking close enough, but these ones ABSOLUTELY fit the bill, allowing me to connect my dock to my KVM switch nearby on the desk WITHOUT just pulling the switch off onto the floor because of the cable tension. Image looks fine!

4

Good HDMI cable with a caveat

Reviewed on www.walmart.com·KennethP

It's long, thin, and it works! Only issue I ran into was the ferrite cores on each end of the cable. They're significantly thicker than the HDMI plug itself so threading the cable through the wall plate covers into conduit was a challenge.

4

Does what it sets out to do and has good build quality.

Reviewed on www.walmart.com·ChristopherM

It?s an HDMI cable, without branding, that does exactly what it says it does. The cable is well built. The branding is replaced with a indicator saying that it has enough bandwidth for 8K HDR. I like this cable. It?s a good cable.

5

So far, they work fine.

Reviewed on www.target.com·RobertCR

I got these cables to connect a PC to a 24" desktop monitor and to connect a Roku and a DVD player to a hub so I can use both with the remaining HDMI receptacle on my TV. The TV is only 1080p so no issues there. The monitor is 1920x1200. Again, so far no issues. The cables are definitely thin. They do have a cheap feel to them but they work and that is what matters.