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HDMI Cable Types: The Ultimate Guide
Ultra HD High Speed HDMI Cable
Connect your PlayStation 5 to any HDMI-compatible display with this officially licensed 10-foot Ultra High Speed HDMI Cable with included cable tie. Get crystal-clear picture and crisp, perfect sound from your favorite console. Experience uninterrupted speed and maximum visual performance from every game in your PlayStation 5 library. Transmits 4K resolution at 120 Hz and 8k resolution at 60 Hz as specified in HDMI 2.1, plus it supports up to 48Gbps bandwidth, dynamic HDR, and eARC.
Powera Ultra High Speed HDMI Cable for PlayStation 5
GE UltraPro Premium 8ft. 4K HDMI Cable with Ethernet, Silver
Future ready. The Ultra High Speed HDMI cable from Belkin is prepared for Dolby Vision, and more. Future proof your home entertainment with a cable that's ready for the next generation of audio and video. Reliable connection. The enhanced, lifelike content of Dolby Vision needs an ultra-reliable connection to stream smoothly between streaming devices and your TV or display.
Belkin Ultra HD High Speed HDMI Cable
Monoprice 4K SlimRun AV High Speed HDMI Cable 20m, 65ft - AOC 18Gbps Black
The Zenith high speed HDMI cables with Ethernet connector Kit, 6 ft provides up to 1080 resolution and supports up to 7.1 advanced audio surround sound for a theater like experience. Each cable is compatible with all HDMI devices including internet connected HDTV sets. This two HDMI cable pack supports all compressed digital audio formats while providing all uncompressed digital video and audio signals. The cables come with their own connector to reach a full length of 12 ft.
Zenith Vh1006hdkit HDMI High Speed Cable Kit 6 ft
ZILR Hyper-Thin High-Speed Micro-HDMI to HDMI Cable with Ethernet (17.7in)
The 25' NTW High-Speed HDMI Cable with Ethernet is a high performance cable ideal for HDTV, DVD/Blu-ray players and cable and satellite boxes. This
NTW High-Speed HDMI Cable with Ethernet (25')
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