Premium Gold Series High Speed HDMI Cable With Ferrite Core (25 feet)

I recently bought this cable from Importer520 for $5.92 (with S&H). We tested it using an iPhone to send a video to a 42" LG HDTV. The signal was crisp, the connections were snug, and the cord and connectors stayed cool over the 30 minute test. My only concern is that this cable is smaller in diameter than others we previously bought, but it doesn't seem to be a problem.We plan to use this cable to occasionally stream videos from our iPhones or laptop to the TV. It does the job, so it's a good deal for the money.NOTE:10' cable from eForcity is 7/32" diameter (rubber or rubber coated connectors)6' cable from Importer520 is 3/16" diameter25' cable from Importer520 is 5/32" diameter(Both HDMI cables from Importer520 have the same hard plastic connectors.)

Giving it three stars because it technically works. However, it is NOT complaint with HDCP. This means if you're trying to use it with things like a TiVo or a box that plays digital rights managed (DRM) content, it will most likely not work with your device. However, it may work with older devices, like DVD players with upconversion.I wound up returning the cable.To be completely fair, the seller does not advertise this cable as being compliant with HDCP. For this reason, I gave it three stars.

I never buy cords or cables at a store anymore after being ripped off on costs. For all my cable needs I now come to Amazon for the great prices and sturdy cables. I have yet to come across a cable of bad quality or design from Amazon. I would highly recommend people to be patient (2 day shipping for Prime members and maybe 3-days for non members) and order from Amazon for all their cable needs instead of buying cables from the store at an inflated retail price. Also as a prime member you can’t go wrong with free shipping, especially if you’re like me and buy a lot online, the membership pays for its self after awhile.As for the cable itself, well it’s an HDMI cable and it works, not much else to say. It’s also well built too on the ends so it looks like I’ll get many years out of it. Glad I didn’t pay an extra $13 to $20 for it at local “Box Stores”.

Look, people: This isn't rocket science. HDMI cables do not really vary much in quality or ability to get the digital signal from point A to point B. With digital, it's either going to work perfectly, or it's not going to work at all. The only reason you would ever need to spend a ton for a cable like this at a department or big box store is if you're in a hurry and need it NOW. Otherwise, this is the same thing you'll get at the Big Boxy stores, but at a more sane price.There's nothing much to review here. It's an HDMI cable. It's 25 feet long. It connects to any standard HDMI device, such as a video game console, Blu-ray Disc player, computer, cable box, or set-top box, and will get the signal from there to your television, projector, or monitor.Yes, some of the so-called "premium" cables might have slightly better shielding or thickness, but you know what? Unless you're dealing with a lot of interference in your place, you don't need all that. You don't need special cables.And bonus- This is a high-speed cable, which means it should support Audio Return Channel. What is that? Well, if you don't know, you probably don't need it! But I'll tell you anyway: Some AV receivers allow you to run one HDMI cable between the TV and the receiver, allowing the TV to send audio to the receiver along the same HDMI cable that is receiving the video signal from the AV receiver. It's not all that common, and most people don't end up using it, but if you are one of those people that can use that feature this cable will (allegedly) support it.Look, just get the thing. Don't drive to the store and pay ten times the amount for one. Just get it here, relax for a day or three, and reap the benefits of ordering from a competitive source and getting the exact same item for a significantly lower price. If you're out there buying Monster or Insignia cables for ridiculous amounts, you're a sucker and I'd like to talk to you about this super-expensive magic bean I'm selling.

I used two of these cables to put behind my wall into a newly built closet in bonus room. I was a little reluctant because they were so much cheaper in price than what was in the stores. The stores had them for over $75. It's been a month and my picture is just as good as it was before. Also, I had heard that the ends of the cable would be a cheap quality and would break. That is not true with these cables. The ends are very sturdy and durable. I'm very happy with this purchase.

Very little can be said about an HDMI cable other than it works. I bought this 25 foot cord to run my PS3 on the television I use for my computer monitor. I can play while the big television is being watched by others. This HDMI to HDMI appears to be well constructed, the signal is quite clean, and I am glad I made the purchase. I gave it 5 stars because it was inexpensive, well made and so far I have no reason to give it fewer stars. I have found nothing wrong or disappointing with it.

Lightweight and great picture quality. Only had for about a year until the HDMI covering broke off while pulling it out of the socket.