Right HDMI Cable?

[espr3ss0]

Need a longer cable 7 meters would probably do, but not sure which would be better, either ARISKEEN 8K HDMI 2.1 Cable 7.5M or JSAUX Long HDMI Cable Fiber Optic 10M.

[Needfuldoer]

Don't get dazzled by marketing. All that matters is cable length, which HDMI spec the cable conforms to, and its available bandwidth. Either one will work just fine.  

[TudorFinalBosz]

JSAUX has a sturdier build and a longer connector sleeve that should make it more reliable after plugging/unplugging hundreds of times.

Though that also makes it more rigid and harder to use.

[espr3ss0]

So if I chose to use this one TEFLOTY HDMI 2.1 Cable 8K should be just as good?

[circeseye]

28 minutes ago, espr3ss0 said:

So if I chose to use this one TEFLOTY HDMI 2.1 Cable 8K should be just as good?

what res settings are you running is going to be the issue on length. 

4k 120htz 444 10bit? you will need fiber beyond 3m.

2k or 1080, 4k 120htz 422 8bit, copper is fine

[espr3ss0]

I'm pretty sure this is my TV LG LED UR80 43" 4K Smart TV, 2023

[circeseye]

3 minutes ago, espr3ss0 said:

I'm pretty sure this is my TV LG LED UR80 43" 4K Smart TV, 2023

ok so 4k 60hz copper will be fine, you wont need fiber

[espr3ss0]

What's the threshold before it's not fine?

[circeseye]

4 minutes ago, espr3ss0 said:

What's the threshold before it's not fine?

4k 120 444 10bit  3m or longer needs fiber

anything under as long as the cable is good "should" run with copper. till again length becomes an issue

4k 60hz you should be fine at 7.5m

 

[espr3ss0]

Great thanks.