Kanex Pro Ultra 4K HD, High-Resolution HDMI Cable with Built-In Signal Booster, CL3 Rated, Ethernet, Supports 3D and Audio Return, 50-Feet (HD50FTCL314)

Make sure you know which end goes where. If you read the label it is kind of confusing. I had heard of problems with some of the cords and wanted to verify it worked. So I plugged the "output" end in to the "out" plug on the receiver and then the "input" side into the "input" plug on the set. Did not work. The end marked input was on what I would call the output end. Marking something like "TV" or "receiver" might be a bit easier to understand. But the cord has worked great!

Before it failed completely it would not play protected content from my PC to HTPC receiver/TV. Pull it out and put the wireless back in and it works perfect again, put their cable in and as soon as I show say a recorded TV show it immediatle had a HDCP error and would not play the show.While I was checking options on my PC, the cable just died, nothing even without video playing, my guess is the little in-line amp messed up the HDCP signals before it died completely, thankfully I tested it before routing it. The first 10 mintues and before playing HD content, it seemed like it was going to work.This will be going back, going to try a 50 footer without any gizmo;s this time and see if that works better.My Signal PathPC nVidia Card HDMI Out (7.1 / 1080p / HD ----> Sony STR-DA1800ES (7.1 HD)----> Samsung 64F8500 (1080p HD)Also Tested:Blu-Ray ---> Samsung TV -- No helpSTB --------> Samsung TV -- No helpEach device in the chain is fully HDCP compliant and works with wireles HDMI and other HDMI cables, my new location was down to just under 50 feet and so I thought this would be perfect.Note: HDCP is the copy protection used over HDMI and when a non-compliant device is in the signal path it will not play any protected contect, like all Blu-Ray movies, and all High Def live or recorded TV.

The only drawback I've found with this cabling is the stiffness of the cable insulation making it difficult to rewind for our presenters. If you desire to purchase this product do keep in mind it is a one way use cable because of the in line signal booster. That said; IT IS A GREAT ADDITION TO OUR OPERATION

I can't tell you how many different types of cheap HDMI cables, or expensive ones for that matter, that I've bought to try and get a 4k 60hz signal from my pc to my TV. My search ends here. This one does it. 4k @60hz across 50ft. I can't say if it's HDR compatible since my TV is not HDR compatible.

I was apprehensive at first but seeing is believing. Crystal clear picture at the other end the cable. The cable is pretty thick though and I had to unwind the entire spool in order to pull the length other than that it will remain coiled and not pull thru the ceiling well.

I installed a surveillance camera and these cable work excellent

We plugged it in and now we have a TV on our deck. It runs off of the box from the living room, but we didn't care, as long as we can see it from the gazebo. It was simple!

Ran cable from HDMI source to TV approx. 55 feet away. Adj. amp settings and could only get a poor picture for a second or two. Moving the cable also caused the signal to come and go. This is the second time I've tried this cable. Both times it didn't work. Decided to go with Cat5 transmission setup.