Neet - HDMI Cable 2m - HDMI 2.0b -1080p 3D 4k UHD + HDR - HIGH-SPEED with Ethernet and Audio Return Channel - Cat2 - Genuine 28awg lead - Black Line

Bought this 15m cable to connect a Sony projector to a Sony 4k UHD HDR player. It does not manage this, it does work for 1080P and 3D but not for 4k. I also have the 10m version and this does work for 4k HDR up to the max spec of my projector. The HDMI situation is not great and there are many variables that mean it may work but its not guaranteed. Generally I have found you need to buy and try with the high end of HDMI systems. Contacted Neet which I use for all my HDMI cables and they suggested it may be my player has a weak output! The cable ends have a fairly thick molding which make it difficult to insert into my projector socket and needs a small amount of the plastic to be removed to get it to connect. These cables are good value but not quite up-to the full 4k in my system. I have also found that after multiple insertions and use the connectors start to become loose and the pin contact becomes intermittent. I fix this by gently squeezing the flat ends together a little and this has worked a few times for me.

REASON FOR BUYING: I wanted a multi-purpose wire that i could use for a number of devices.REVIEW: The cable was exactly as described and performed perfectly. I bought it for use with my PS4 and never had any problems with the image quality or connection. The cable itself is actually very slim compared to standard cables. I've bought cables before that the connection becomes loose over time, but it's been 6 months now and not had any problems. Ive used the HDMI succesfully with my PS4, MacBook Pro, Apple TV and sky box.PROSWorks with all devices ive tried.Very thin WireCONSNone!SUMMARY: Definitely buy with confidence!

OK -Who wants to pay an absolute fortune for a cable??? No one in their right mind when the performance is as good as this over a 10 metre span! After doing some research and looking at cables costing into the hundreds, I noticed this cable is made of 24AWG wire - which is the only type of cable that can carry HDMI faultless over this distance. At this price the cable quality is fantastic. No noise, no dropouts at full 1080p. I do not use it for 3D but for a projector with blu ray. I know it also works well with a MAC and Display port to HDMI adaptor and SKY HD box, although at a max of 1080i due to the sky box limitation of no 1080p. Apple TV3 also works well with this cable. If you want to avoid buying really cheap cables that claim to achieve this - avoid avoid avoid. Neet have done a great job of making a very good cable at a reasonable and fair price. Well done Neet! Very fast posting too and reliable.By the way - I have nothing to do with Neet other than being a customer that is very happy. I have bought other stuff from them in the past and they always deliver the goods exactly as described.Mike.

I've lost count of how many HDMI cables I've bought over the years. Long ones, short ones, cheap, ones expensive ones, black ones, white ones.There is a school of thought which says that cheap are as effective as expensive ones, to a point that is true. However I have always found that very cheap cables do not perform very well. Yes you can spend a lot less or a lot more on a cable like this but instead I prefer to purchase mine from a company I have trusted over the years. Time and time I go back and purchase Neet cables they are not the cheapest on the market but they do the job and they do it very well. I have made the mistake of buying very budget cables but have had to replace them with cables from Neet.I got these cables to replace some cheaper shorter ones. There is also some perceived wisdom out there that says you should not use an HDMI cable shorter than 6 feet, as you can suffer from signal reflection. I'm not sure that is true but certainly this cable solved the problem I was having with another 1m cable. I have also seen this problem at work as well as at home.Recommended

I only switched to NEET cables last year. It was a cheap cable at the time so I thought I have nothing to lose if it was rubbish. I was skeptical but glad to be proved wrong. The NEET cables (Ethernet etc) I have bought since then have always been sturdy and of a good quality, they are as good as fancy names without the premium price. There is always a compromise when something is cheeper often it materials or customer service etc. However NEET seen to have chosen the best area to make the savings and that is packaging and advertising.The cables often arrive in a simple ziplock bag and in a jiffy as opposed to a box but again this makes it much cheaper. I have ordered half a dozen cables over the last year and they only got the item sent woing once. However one quick message to the seller and it was sorted without quibble or delay, new cable sent before returning the incorrect one and a postage refund offered. I have experienced far worse experiences with high end vendors.Overall NEEET are a good choice, they are not so expensive that you baulk at the cost,. They provide quick service and where they do make a mistake it is rectified easy; I hope they keep his philosophy, if they do I am sure they will do well from word of mouth.The HDMI cable is....well an HDMI cable, nothing much to review. Looks nice, sturdy connectors, well made and works so not a lot to sayNEET are the best bang for the buck is the best summary I could would use.