@@Alex.UA6 I actually went with audio quest forest. Verified “ultra” cable by HDMI LLC, verified 2.1, and I actually have 3. Does it all perfectly. That is 7.2 system with 4K output w/EARC. Highly highly recommend. It’s even directional so less distortion. Good price and just actually does what is says. And that’s all of it. Best of luck!
I’ll admit I was so close to buying audio quest cables but man I remember back in 08/09 when spent $$$ on all monster cables.... Zeskit working fine thus far!!
Technology keeps requiring more speed and larger data transfer. Thank you for taking a scientific approach to testing. 50 seems like a good sample size. You really a providing a great service to your subscribers. Pixelgen makes some really long fiber optic HDMI cables that will pass 4K and even 8K at really long lengths from 30 to 150 feet. They are very pricey.
4k tv oh let's use a 8k 10hdmi lol 8k is pointless at distance 4k oled 42inch when LG releases it 4k on that TV is already retina at distance 8k is pointless only for bigger tvs won't notice much difference if they make a 8k smaller tvs then no problem but will will get to the point the extra pixels won't be noticed
@@TechnoDad what does the price of the display have to do with the price of the cable? Why should you spend $250 for a cable when a $35 cable will work just the same.
I’ve just bought two 2 meter 48 cinnamon cables for my series x and ps5 and one 3 meter carbon 48 from my Yamaha to the tv for eArc the cables work really well for me
Instead of mounting/ passing through walls, a good alternative would be calble rails. SImply match the colour of the cable rail to your wall colour, stick it to the wall and fit the calbe inside the rail. THat's it.
Prices of these cables have always been ridiculous but even more now. I purchased the cinnamon from Best Buy years back for $100 and it was 8 feet. Now the cinnamon is $180 for 7.5ft lol wow
Just buy any certified 48 Gigabit HDMI cable off Amazon! You will have just as good an experience and can spend the savings on a better TV or game console.
I tried out the Zeskit cable for some 8k 60fps gaming with my TV. Unfortunately, going the cheap route didn't work for me this time; I am getting plenty of artifacts and "noise". I'll try out an AudioQuest cable next. Thanks for the video!
@@TechnoDad I watched a video you did years ago and went Securomax. I am changing over to Zeskit cables after watching this video and reading reviews. Heard good things about there 2.0 and 2.1 cables
So is it worth upgrading the cable that came with the Xbox Series X? I have the LG CX with the Series X and I get “invalid format” all of the time! Would a better “certified” cable help these issues and performance? Also is it worth using a 2.1 cable from the receiver to the tv? I use the Dolby atmos in the Xbox settings and like the sound but I saw something last night saying a 2.1 cable can help sound - my Denon receiver is about 5yrs old.
That percentage difference in performance doesn't seem to correlate the percentage difference in price. I'm sure a fully 2.1 Ultra Certified cable would've done just as well or better.
Did you separate the failed cables and the passed cables into two groups? I’d retest each failed cable and see if you got the same results on the second test. I’m a retired quality engineer, I’d also ask Denon and Marantz to provide Gage Repeatability and Reproducability data on their units. Without knowing the reliability of their testing, you don’t know if the failure is the cable or the actual testing feature on the AV unit.
I'll need a 10ft cdmi cable from my LG to PS5 I am currently using Audio Quest 10Ft Forest on the PS5 to the TV. and The Belkin 2.1 from Apple TV to TV. I looked at Carbon Audio quest and considered that for PS5 Do you have knowledge on it if that would be a better option for either one? Mostly going for graphics quality. I do have a sound bar also might do Carbon on that as well. But I know if it works or it doesn’t basically don’t want to fall victim of costly cables just for the hype
Good review, question do you think if i purchased much higher AQ like cinnamon or carbon will work perfectly or all AQ are the same, i mean no fail im planning to buy Cinnamon 48. thanks more power.
@@kinglarryone can't be that much better or there would be certain HDMI qualifications to prove how much better they really are, now I'm not saying a $10 cable is the same quality but where does it end?
I have an older Foster-audio quest hdmi cable. With green lines on the side dc sides of the ports. But says 1080-4k even 3D as well for being an older cable but was still a great cable However I just replaced it this year with a UHD 4K HDMI cable to point now from brexlink And I absolutely noticed a difference in picture even speed
Hello Ive had a hdmi go bad on my LG C9 55 into my 2080 ti nv link set up.. would you recommend this? They talked about a club 3d or fiber optic cables.. which one should I go with? Thanks! ive sub'd.
I want to hook my Desktop PC to my LG C9. I tried it with my new 32ft HDMI 2.1 cable from Club3D. This does not working with my Desktop. However it does work on the Playstation 5 and the Xbox Series X. What are the chances that this will work with a AVR and then into my LG C9?
Do you recommend a Audioquest Vodka or Thunderbird eARC hdmi cable connected from my Sony OLED tv my Anthem MRX 520 receivers? I am currently using a Carbon.
Anyone test the Audioquest Photon 48? It says for Xbox but I need to use for PS5. Either that one or Ocean 48 from bestbuy (same price for 5ft). It looks same build quality with copper conductors but the photon is braided.
Would the drops of the audio quest fiber optic,be caused by lack of power? I noticed Ruipro fiber optic will give you the option of using power adapter if drops happen.
Hi Tommy! The only real options are from Panasonic, like the UB420 for people with projectors, the UB820 if you need Dolby Vision, or the UB9000 if you want the top of the line player. The Pioneer LX-500 is on par with the UB9000 but does play other discs like SACD if you need that functionality. The Panasonic players will not.
Will these Hdmi cables differ for the eARC as well? As i am using the hdmi cable came with my vizio sound bar and this sound bar is eqiiped with 5.1.4 system. Please let me know….. my main interest is to play my folby atmos content on my sound bar.
Any HDMI 2.1 48 gigabit cable will take anything you throw at it, including EARC. Any HDMI 2.0 cable will connect your TV and soundbar just fine, it just won’t support the PS5 or new Xbox at full performance. These premium Audioquest cables do not perform better than $20 cables, do not buy them.
@@TechnoDad yeah it's wild. Didn't believe it till I purchased the 50ft. I bought the gaming one as it has ethernet cable built into it as well. Little cheaper per foot but it's worth it. They designed it to be able to be ran through your wall with a kevlar pull string if you wanted to go from room to room.
I'm looking for a 10ft (approx) for my wallmounted Sony 65X900h for my Sonos beam, nintendo switch and PS4 (soon to be PS5 when they come to a more reasonable price), I was wondering if you had tested any of the "Cable Matters" HDMI 2.1 cable from amazon? They look legit from the website and although not certified, seem to be good. Any advice?
@@TechnoDad www.amazon.ca/Cable-Matters-3-Pack-48Gbps-Support/dp/B084RFQPSP?ref_=ast_sto_dp&th=1 from the amazon cable matters store. seems like a great deal if they can pass what they are claiming.
I thought the PS5 does 4K 120. I've seen videos with people testing it out and it appeared to be working just fine. I'm assuming you tested it and it didn't work. Not sure about the cable though.
The PS5 does output 4K120Hz, however, the console does not render the games in native 4K120Hz. It's achieved using "dynamic resolution" otherwise know as upscaling. The cable is certainly JUST a "High Speed HDMI Cable" as seen in my test video of OEM next gen console cables. Go to 4:40 of this video - ruclips.net/video/x0kcsFXGPUg/видео.html
So for my new rtx 3070 GPU using hdmi 2.1 to my lg cx is it worth upgrading from the ps5 hdmi cable included with the system or just leave it man. I use the cx to Arc the audio to my anthem avm 60.
@@marcyoung6022 I use a 2.0 cinnamon for arc and another for video but my avm 60 doesn’t support 2.1 the new one does not upgrading just for it i use the tv instead for picking my HDMI port
Is there a way to test your hdmi cable on a Denon? My 4k AppleTv keeps going black (for a second) then returns to normal when watching movies. I am running a 50ft fiber optic with the following specs: 4k 60htz, 2.0b, hdr10, arc, hdcp2.2, 3D, 18gbps, 4:4:4, 4:2:2, 4:2:0....hopefully you know what all that stuff means. Lol
LOL! Yes, I know what all that means. So you have an HDMI 2.0b cable which you can test on a Denon AVR as well. Both Marantz and Denon are owned by the same company, so it's pretty much the same. Try the steps on your Denon and see if you will enter the HDMI Diagnostic area. All that being said, sometimes my screen goes black when I switch inputs. It could just be a normal thing....
@@TechnoDad Sounds good, I will test it, thank you, Yes, it seems similar to what happens to the screen when you would switch inputs...however, mine will happen (when it is at its worst) 10 times or so during a movie. Are the stats I listed above for the cable, healthy enough for 4k AppleTv streaming Dolby vision? It seems like I remember the problem seemed to go away when I switched a setting in AppleTv from 4:4:4 to 4:2:2...but it happens so sporadically, it is hard to nail down. (Tv is 2018 LG b series) Thanks again Channa. You have been responsible for the TV I purchased, the denon receiver, 13 Klipsch speakers, and the 2 SVS PB 4000s. Keep up the good work!!
I also just watched a video with Vincent Teoh performing the same test you did with the PS5 cable and it passed the 40gb test. So I'm not sure why you would put out false information about the PS5 cable not being 2.1. I mean it passed the 2.1 test so I'm assuming that it is. Maybe you did your own test and had different results I guess. I just find it odd that you made those statements.
False information?? Have you seen the cable that comes with the PS5? It literally says on the cable "High-Speed HDMI Cable." An HDMI 2.1 or 8K HDMI cable is called an "Ultra High-Speed HDMI Cable." I tested the PS5 cable along with the OEM cables from the Series S and the Series X. The Series X cable says Ultra High-Speed HDMI Cable and the Series S cable says High-Speed HDMI on it. I have it all in my video - ruclips.net/video/x0kcsFXGPUg/видео.html - go to the 4:04 mark and you'll see the cable that came with the PS5. Again, it is not an HDMI 2.1 cable. Why did Sony do this? I don't know. They should have included an Ultra High-Speed Cable but they did not. Clearly whatever they included with the PS5 doesn't have good quality control if myself and Mike from MyGadgetsWorld kept getting a 30% fail rate and Vincent didn't get any fails.
@@TechnoDad Yea I guess you're right, that's crazy man. You obviously did a lot more testing than he did because your results speak for themselves. Glad you put in the extra time to get a more representative view of what that cable is all about. That wasn't false information at all, you know what you're talking about bro. My apologies for doubting you!!!
Did you test a short cable? I mean if we get 50 pass of 50. Then we know that your test setup is "stable". And if it fails when you have short cable then it is the test bed and not the cable. And we should expect also of that reason failures on whatever cable or length you test IF your test bed is unstable.
If the cable that came with your PS5 reaches your TV, you do not need to replace your cable. You will see zero performance improvement from replacing your cable as long as your current cable works without dropouts or obvious image issues (like the screen glitching out)
@@TechnoDad Is it? At that price. I have a broadcasting hdmi cable used by the industry for my projector. That's a 50 ft run and that cable was around the 75 mark. This is over priced. New tech though so it will be.
I meant it depends on how much you want to spend. I personally would not. If I was to run an HDMI longer that 15 feet, I would go with an optical cable, which is around $150.
It passed 7 out of 10 times, but it's not an 8K cable. It literally says High-Speed HDMI on it, which is a 4K cable. It should say Ultra High-Speed HDMI Cable on it, like the Series X cable.
@@TechnoDad: Vincent Teoh's PS5 HDMI cable passed 8K 40Gbps on 100% of his tests conducted on a Denon X2700H. Perhaps there are QC issues with the HDMI cable supplied with PS5?
Hey these things happen ? These things shouldnt happen and companies shouldnt get away with it. Same as electronics glitches shouldnt happen recievers tvs ect these days not a day that goes by where there isnt a recall on something
Imagine thinking digital information can change depending on the cable. You should feel deep shame for promoting cables designed to con people out of their hard earned money.
Best buy cinnamon audioquest for $800... You are sipping the kool aid hard man. You aren't even supposed to use a cable over 10feet according to the specs.
There is no such thing as HDMI 2.1 cable. HDMI cable are certified as standard (Cat1) 4.95 Gb/s, High (Cat2) 10.2 Gb/s, Premium (Cat3) 18 Gb/s and Ultra (Cat4) 48 Gb/s. Audioquest Forest 48 is Ultra 48 Gb/s certified.
The only HDMI cable that can improve picture quality is Mcable that has processing built into the cable. Ye audio quest makes some nice quality cables with good materials but it won't improve the picture
@@DamnDealDone mclassic is different. It has a computer chip inside that does postprocessing anti aliasing. Really good for game consoles such as Nintendo switch
Complete nonsense.. HDMI either works or it doesn't. Buy a properly built HDMI cable (at a cheap price) and understand that you have as good as it gets. No expensive cabe will do better. But, snake oil sells...
@@TechnoDad that doesn't prove anything. I applaud your effort but you see, I'm an audio visual director so hdmi, vga, ethernet cables are my business & we use commercial grade stuff that better than audio quest. 900 dollars is fir rich people to think that it is only way but it's not. I could list a hundred cables better. And you should be using a computer monitor for your games and you'll see wb even larger improvement.
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I’ve been researching HDMI cables for hours now. You have solved all problems. You made my purchase simple and I appreciate how clear you are.
Did you go with the zeskit?
@@Alex.UA6 I actually went with audio quest forest. Verified “ultra” cable by HDMI LLC, verified 2.1, and I actually have 3. Does it all perfectly. That is 7.2 system with 4K output w/EARC. Highly highly recommend. It’s even directional so less distortion. Good price and just actually does what is says. And that’s all of it. Best of luck!
@@GroovinXX you were conned.
I’ll admit I was so close to buying audio quest cables but man I remember back in 08/09 when spent $$$ on all monster cables.... Zeskit working fine thus far!!
Yeah, I got robbed back in the day...Monster Cable HDMI...
I am very interested in the @Zeskit, however I seem not to be able to buy them in Germany, can anyone help me out?
@@dennisw3892 is there something unique from Amazon in Germany? Or also lo can try mono price
I had monster cables, replaced monster with audioquest and never looked back, except my wallet.. I stared at that
@@RoYALHadoudo Lmao. You bought snake oil.
a cable that long im surprised it passed at all with that much data. i love these vids man i always learn somthing new
Thank you Adir!
Technology keeps requiring more speed and larger data transfer. Thank you for taking a scientific approach to testing. 50 seems like a good sample size. You really a providing a great service to your subscribers. Pixelgen makes some really long fiber optic HDMI cables that will pass 4K and even 8K at really long lengths from 30 to 150 feet. They are very pricey.
I’ll reach out the them, thanks for the tip Tristan!
4k tv oh let's use a 8k 10hdmi lol 8k is pointless at distance 4k oled 42inch when LG releases it 4k on that TV is already retina at distance 8k is pointless only for bigger tvs won't notice much difference if they make a 8k smaller tvs then no problem but will will get to the point the extra pixels won't be noticed
@@TechnoDad do you believe the zeskit Is better than the Xbox series X cable?
@@Alex.UA6 good question
I'M IN, getting mine in carbon fiber diamond studded goodness! When cables cost more than the consoles, what ever happened to Radioshack $5 cables??
Lol! $5K HDMI cable to go with your new $8K TV!!
@@TechnoDad It's the rabbit hole of FOMO my friend, I just can't stop myself.
@@TechnoDad what does the price of the display have to do with the price of the cable? Why should you spend $250 for a cable when a $35 cable will work just the same.
@marcyoung6022 a 10$ cable would work
I’ve just bought two 2 meter 48 cinnamon cables for my series x and ps5 and one 3 meter carbon 48 from my Yamaha to the tv for eArc the cables work really well for me
Nice!
Short cable is best
1 metar or 0.75m
That's a lot of wasted money
@@dante19890 I don’t have them anymore I replaced all seven off my hdmi cables with Audioquest carbon 48 8k/10 cables cost me about 2k
I bought the audioquest 48gbps carbon edition!! Really noticeable difference in hdr with my c9. Love it
Nice!
I agree there’s a noticeable difference if you pay a bit extra for you’re cables I’m using a carbon 48 cable myself
@@slicknerd2558 now the only problem is I have to get some more to replace my old ones lol
@@checarlos956214 Same here I need another 6
Noticeable difference with what?
Instead of mounting/ passing through walls, a good alternative would be calble rails. SImply match the colour of the cable rail to your wall colour, stick it to the wall and fit the calbe inside the rail. THat's it.
Prices of these cables have always been ridiculous but even more now. I purchased the cinnamon from Best Buy years back for $100 and it was 8 feet. Now the cinnamon is $180 for 7.5ft lol wow
I am looking for consistency so I will definitely get AudioQuest.
Just buy any certified 48 Gigabit HDMI cable off Amazon! You will have just as good an experience and can spend the savings on a better TV or game console.
Great Video! 👍
Thank you Mike!
I tried out the Zeskit cable for some 8k 60fps gaming with my TV. Unfortunately, going the cheap route didn't work for me this time; I am getting plenty of artifacts and "noise". I'll try out an AudioQuest cable next. Thanks for the video!
You used a cheap cable on an expensive tv? XD
Very informative test. Thank you.
You're welcome, Dan!
Great video. I might replace my SecurOmax cables with Zeskit cables
That’s a good call!
@@TechnoDad I watched a video you did years ago and went Securomax. I am changing over to Zeskit cables after watching this video and reading reviews. Heard good things about there 2.0 and 2.1 cables
Just got a 3 pack of 8K 48Gbps of Cable Matters 10ft HDMI for like $30. And they'll do anything and everything you can throw at them.
Nice! There are lots of them on the market and I will try and update my list as much as possible.
They're cheap, but the quality won't be nearly as good as the audioquest ones
@@jcspotter7322 keep telling yourself that.
Is this the one that cost 4500 dollars? I seen one at bestbuy that did and thats beyond insane imo.
Too pricey
So is it worth upgrading the cable that came with the Xbox Series X? I have the LG CX with the Series X and I get “invalid format” all of the time! Would a better “certified” cable help these issues and performance? Also is it worth using a 2.1 cable from the receiver to the tv? I use the Dolby atmos in the Xbox settings and like the sound but I saw something last night saying a 2.1 cable can help sound - my Denon receiver is about 5yrs old.
Yes I suggest upgrading your cable to Audioquest forest 48gbps
There’s also Austere VII Series 8k
@@primeSkippy Audioquest is a rip off.
That percentage difference in performance doesn't seem to correlate the percentage difference in price. I'm sure a fully 2.1 Ultra Certified cable would've done just as well or better.
Certification isn't everything.
What's the point in having a certification process then?
@@MrPopo-bd1ix cheap cables work just as well. There is literally zero difference. The digital signal is 100% the same.
Did you separate the failed cables and the passed cables into two groups? I’d retest each failed cable and see if you got the same results on the second test. I’m a retired quality engineer, I’d also ask Denon and Marantz to provide Gage Repeatability and Reproducability data on their units. Without knowing the reliability of their testing, you don’t know if the failure is the cable or the actual testing feature on the AV unit.
I'll need a 10ft cdmi cable from my LG to PS5 I am currently using Audio Quest 10Ft Forest on the PS5 to the TV. and The Belkin 2.1 from Apple TV to TV. I looked at Carbon Audio quest and considered that for PS5 Do you have knowledge on it if that would be a better option for either one? Mostly going for graphics quality. I do have a sound bar also might do Carbon on that as well. But I know if it works or it doesn’t basically don’t want to fall victim of costly cables just for the hype
What do you think about the Audio Quest Ocean. Just for gaming?
Probably not necessary.
Good review, question do you think if i purchased much higher AQ like cinnamon or carbon will work perfectly or all AQ are the same, i mean no fail im planning to buy Cinnamon 48. thanks more power.
The more you pay, the more silver conductor is used in the cable. For the most part, I would be hard-pressed to actually notice a difference.
High quality video!
Thanks!
I saw a Audioquest HDMI cable on Best Buy website for $4,500 dollars, who buys that???
I have the dragon on all my tvs .worth it
@@kinglarryone can't be that much better or there would be certain HDMI qualifications to prove how much better they really are, now I'm not saying a $10 cable is the same quality but where does it end?
@TechnoDad - on the cable there is an AWG rating printed. Would you be able to say what it says on the Forest Cable?
Damn! I don’t have it anymore.
Very nice video like always😊 now do you ever try cables from CHINA?
I have an older Foster-audio quest hdmi cable. With green lines on the side dc sides of the ports. But says 1080-4k even 3D as well for being an older cable but was still a great cable However I just replaced it this year with a UHD 4K HDMI cable to point now from brexlink And I absolutely noticed a difference in picture even speed
Hello Ive had a hdmi go bad on my LG C9 55 into my 2080 ti nv link set up.. would you recommend this? They talked about a club 3d or fiber optic cables.. which one should I go with? Thanks! ive sub'd.
I use headphones would getting the carbon 48 help?
@@Bambledamble just get any HDMI cable certified for 48 Gigabit off Amazon. Even that’s overkill because your GPU only supports HDMI 2.0
I want to hook my Desktop PC to my LG C9. I tried it with my new 32ft HDMI 2.1 cable from Club3D. This does not working with my Desktop. However it does work on the Playstation 5 and the Xbox Series X. What are the chances that this will work with a AVR and then into my LG C9?
I'm not sure, you'd have to try it and see...
Is the name brand Monster HDMI cable any good ?
So should I get the audioquest forest or cinnamon for my PS5
Do you recommend a Audioquest Vodka or Thunderbird eARC hdmi cable connected from my Sony OLED tv my Anthem MRX 520 receivers? I am currently using a Carbon.
How's the Carbon working so far?
you should test transparent HDMI cables
Anyone test the Audioquest Photon 48? It says for Xbox but I need to use for PS5. Either that one or Ocean 48 from bestbuy (same price for 5ft). It looks same build quality with copper conductors but the photon is braided.
I wouldn’t get those, I would get something off this list that I have tested - technodad.biz/HDMITest
Would the drops of the audio quest fiber optic,be caused by lack of power? I noticed Ruipro fiber optic will give you the option of using power adapter if drops happen.
Hi techno dad, just wondering for 2021 what 4k player is good like the oppo 203 & 205 that u would recommend😁.
Hi Tommy! The only real options are from Panasonic, like the UB420 for people with projectors, the UB820 if you need Dolby Vision, or the UB9000 if you want the top of the line player. The Pioneer LX-500 is on par with the UB9000 but does play other discs like SACD if you need that functionality. The Panasonic players will not.
@@TechnoDad thank u so much 4 getting back with me as always, & thank u 4 your recommendation 😁 cheers😎.
The best for gaming on xbox series x?
Will these Hdmi cables differ for the eARC as well? As i am using the hdmi cable came with my vizio sound bar and this sound bar is eqiiped with 5.1.4 system. Please let me know….. my main interest is to play my folby atmos content on my sound bar.
Any HDMI 2.1 48 gigabit cable will take anything you throw at it, including EARC. Any HDMI 2.0 cable will connect your TV and soundbar just fine, it just won’t support the PS5 or new Xbox at full performance. These premium Audioquest cables do not perform better than $20 cables, do not buy them.
You should try the fibercommand 2.1 8k cable. They have a 300ft cable that supports dolby atmos. I'm using the 50ft cable and it's awesome.
300ft?!?
@@TechnoDad yeah it's wild. Didn't believe it till I purchased the 50ft. I bought the gaming one as it has ethernet cable built into it as well. Little cheaper per foot but it's worth it. They designed it to be able to be ran through your wall with a kevlar pull string if you wanted to go from room to room.
Oh wow
$250 for a HDMI cable. Way way way too expensive. Get a good quality fiber optic cable
I've reached out to RUIPRO to send a 30ft and 50ft HDMI 2.1 Fiber cable for me to test. I hope they reply, I'd love to add them to this list!
I have fiber optic cables and replaced them with Audioquest Vodka and Carbon 48 because the Audioquest is better.
@@mikelittrell6200 how are the AudioQuest cables better?
@@marcyoung6022 cleaner, brighter, and better sounding.
@@mikelittrell6200 and you've measured this?
I'm looking for a 10ft (approx) for my wallmounted Sony 65X900h for my Sonos beam, nintendo switch and PS4 (soon to be PS5 when they come to a more reasonable price), I was wondering if you had tested any of the "Cable Matters" HDMI 2.1 cable from amazon? They look legit from the website and although not certified, seem to be good. Any advice?
Send me a link and I’ll test it!
@@TechnoDad www.amazon.ca/Cable-Matters-3-Pack-48Gbps-Support/dp/B084RFQPSP?ref_=ast_sto_dp&th=1 from the amazon cable matters store. seems like a great deal if they can pass what they are claiming.
Have you tested any cables at 16 ft that passed everytime?
Hi! Just a few, which are on this list - technodad.biz/HDMITest
@@TechnoDad thanks Dad 👍
@@TechnoDad Have ever done any 48 Gbps test? I guess you'd need a reciever to test that and they don't exist?
No test for Monster HDMI 48 GB Cable?
fyi, hdmi 2.1 cables won’t be called 2.1 cables. They will be classified as “Ultra High Speed” in which the audioquest cables are certified as.
Well, the Zeskit cable has been certified as HDMI 2.1...
So the arrow pointing up goes in the TV and the arrow pointing down goes in the console?
Yes!
Austere VII Series 8K HDMI Cable - 2.5 Meters (7S8KHD225M) YOUR THOUGHTS ON THOSE CABLES...THX CHEERS FROM CANADA
I have the Arisen 2.1 hdmi cable and it works pretty well test it out.
They look nice! The longest length is 9ft, so I would imagine they pass a lot. I bout two 2 foot and one 4 foot.
@@TechnoDad yes I got the 9.5 to run through my wall so far working well.
I thought the PS5 does 4K 120. I've seen videos with people testing it out and it appeared to be working just fine. I'm assuming you tested it and it didn't work. Not sure about the cable though.
I played Dirt 5 at 4K 120, it definitely works, that is the only game I have/have seen that does that, though.
The PS5 does output 4K120Hz, however, the console does not render the games in native 4K120Hz. It's achieved using "dynamic resolution" otherwise know as upscaling. The cable is certainly JUST a "High Speed HDMI Cable" as seen in my test video of OEM next gen console cables. Go to 4:40 of this video - ruclips.net/video/x0kcsFXGPUg/видео.html
Do you just need a monitor and an Xbox series x to connect for high frames or do you need something else
You’ll need something with an HDMI 2.1 port to get 4K120Hz
@@TechnoDad damn, what is the max FPS and graphics you can get on an HDMI 2.0 for Xbox series x? Sorry I’m kinda new to this stuff 😕
@@xpzolo7518 All good Patrick. You can run it 4K60Hz HDR VRR with HDMI 2.0B.
@@TechnoDad ok thanks 🙏🏻 This might sound stupid but is 4K better than 1440p
@@xpzolo7518 yes there are more pixels on the screen with 4k
So for my new rtx 3070 GPU using hdmi 2.1 to my lg cx is it worth upgrading from the ps5 hdmi cable included with the system or just leave it man. I use the cx to Arc the audio to my anthem avm 60.
It depends. How long is the run from the Anthem to your display?
@@marcyoung6022 I use a 2.0 cinnamon for arc and another for video but my avm 60 doesn’t support 2.1 the new one does not upgrading just for it i use the tv instead for picking my HDMI port
I would go with the Zeskit cable for the PS5. I use the Belkin HDMI 2.1 cable as it's longer and my Series X uses the shorter Zeskit cable.
@@TechnoDad would zeskit also be good for the rtx 3070 GPU to lg cx
Is there a way to test your hdmi cable on a Denon?
My 4k AppleTv keeps going black (for a second) then returns to normal when watching movies.
I am running a 50ft fiber optic with the following specs: 4k 60htz, 2.0b, hdr10, arc, hdcp2.2, 3D, 18gbps, 4:4:4, 4:2:2, 4:2:0....hopefully you know what all that stuff means. Lol
LOL! Yes, I know what all that means. So you have an HDMI 2.0b cable which you can test on a Denon AVR as well. Both Marantz and Denon are owned by the same company, so it's pretty much the same. Try the steps on your Denon and see if you will enter the HDMI Diagnostic area.
All that being said, sometimes my screen goes black when I switch inputs. It could just be a normal thing....
@@TechnoDad Sounds good, I will test it, thank you,
Yes, it seems similar to what happens to the screen when you would switch inputs...however, mine will happen (when it is at its worst) 10 times or so during a movie.
Are the stats I listed above for the cable, healthy enough for 4k AppleTv streaming Dolby vision?
It seems like I remember the problem seemed to go away when I switched a setting in AppleTv from 4:4:4 to 4:2:2...but it happens so sporadically, it is hard to nail down.
(Tv is 2018 LG b series)
Thanks again Channa. You have been responsible for the TV I purchased, the denon receiver, 13 Klipsch speakers, and the 2 SVS PB 4000s.
Keep up the good work!!
That seems excessive. Might need to try a cable swap and see what happens.
I also just watched a video with Vincent Teoh performing the same test you did with the PS5 cable and it passed the 40gb test. So I'm not sure why you would put out false information about the PS5 cable not being 2.1. I mean it passed the 2.1 test so I'm assuming that it is. Maybe you did your own test and had different results I guess. I just find it odd that you made those statements.
False information?? Have you seen the cable that comes with the PS5? It literally says on the cable "High-Speed HDMI Cable." An HDMI 2.1 or 8K HDMI cable is called an "Ultra High-Speed HDMI Cable." I tested the PS5 cable along with the OEM cables from the Series S and the Series X. The Series X cable says Ultra High-Speed HDMI Cable and the Series S cable says High-Speed HDMI on it. I have it all in my video - ruclips.net/video/x0kcsFXGPUg/видео.html - go to the 4:04 mark and you'll see the cable that came with the PS5. Again, it is not an HDMI 2.1 cable. Why did Sony do this? I don't know. They should have included an Ultra High-Speed Cable but they did not. Clearly whatever they included with the PS5 doesn't have good quality control if myself and Mike from MyGadgetsWorld kept getting a 30% fail rate and Vincent didn't get any fails.
@@TechnoDad Yea I guess you're right, that's crazy man. You obviously did a lot more testing than he did because your results speak for themselves. Glad you put in the extra time to get a more representative view of what that cable is all about. That wasn't false information at all, you know what you're talking about bro. My apologies for doubting you!!!
Did you test a short cable?
I mean if we get 50 pass of 50. Then we know that your test setup is "stable".
And if it fails when you have short cable then it is the test bed and not the cable. And we should expect also of that reason failures on whatever cable or length you test IF your test bed is unstable.
I did, it’s in that sheet. Three foot 4K cables passed 40Gbps just fine.
@@TechnoDad I can't see if you tested it fine 50 times?
Thanks for your testing.
hdmi cables are digital.. they work or they dont work please tell me the difference between a certified £20 hdmi 2.1 cable and a £400 hdmi cable
There is none. These people are clowns. Amazon basics cable works perfectly.
Why is dragon 48 more expensive than dragon eArc ?
I don't know.
So the hdmi cable that comes with the series x doesn’t perform as well?
The OEM Xbox cable is fine. The OEM PS5 cable is not good.
@@TechnoDad cool thank for the info i was about to blow $60 on a new cable like a fool🤦♂️😂
Are you kidding, you definitely have sold out. I’ve always liked your channel, but now can’t believe anything you say, unsubscribed.
Dose it work on Xbox series s
Have anyone tested FiberCommand cables over long distances? >50’
No, I haven't
Do we have news from Denon about 2021 receivers? As I’m looking to upgrade to a 9.2 system an looking at the 4700-AVR model?
Nothing yet...
So would these be better to play on then the hdmi 2.1 that comes with the ps5?
Yeah, but you won't necessarily need to spend this much - technodad.biz/HDMITest
If the cable that came with your PS5 reaches your TV, you do not need to replace your cable. You will see zero performance improvement from replacing your cable as long as your current cable works without dropouts or obvious image issues (like the screen glitching out)
Expensive cables. Although they seem quality
Yeah, it all depends on your budget really
@@TechnoDad Is it? At that price. I have a broadcasting hdmi cable used by the industry for my projector. That's a 50 ft run and that cable was around the 75 mark. This is over priced. New tech though so it will be.
I meant it depends on how much you want to spend. I personally would not. If I was to run an HDMI longer that 15 feet, I would go with an optical cable, which is around $150.
I swear someone tested the ps5 cable with their receiver and it came out to 40 gbps. Gonna have to look for that video again
It passed 7 out of 10 times, but it's not an 8K cable. It literally says High-Speed HDMI on it, which is a 4K cable. It should say Ultra High-Speed HDMI Cable on it, like the Series X cable.
@@TechnoDad: Vincent Teoh's PS5 HDMI cable passed 8K 40Gbps on 100% of his tests conducted on a Denon X2700H. Perhaps there are QC issues with the HDMI cable supplied with PS5?
I thought all current sources and displays were all capped at 40?
@@IAmRyan25 I know the New Denon receivers are, I think my Lg screen is not capped
With many 4K, 8K & even 16K. vids on youtube. There is no matching setting with the vid. Many are just set at 720p. Am I missing something here ? 👍
Why in gods name are you testing expensive cables? 48gbps cables are like $5 each and there is no difference...because its digital.
I recently got Audioquest pearl 48 (5ft). Is it 2.1 and is it considered a better cable than the one that comes with the PS5?
Yes, I think it's better than the PS5 OEM cable. Mine wasn't Ultra-High Speed.
@@TechnoDad Ok thanks for your reply. Keep up the good works.
JUST BOUGHT IT
Hey these things happen ? These things shouldnt happen and companies shouldnt get away with it. Same as electronics glitches shouldnt happen recievers tvs ect these days not a day that goes by where there isnt a recall on something
Should i buy a 2,300 dollar dragon 48!? Or a cheap cable with no silver investment +a greater picture
I wouldn’t spend that much on a cable.
Imagine thinking digital information can change depending on the cable. You should feel deep shame for promoting cables designed to con people out of their hard earned money.
I have this cable and the build quality is just phenomenal! It will outlast 20 standard cables for sure
Best buy cinnamon audioquest for $800... You are sipping the kool aid hard man. You aren't even supposed to use a cable over 10feet according to the specs.
Ricable Visus HDMI 2.1
Lame. Test the Dragon.
Sure thing! Send one over!
There is no such thing as HDMI 2.1 cable. HDMI cable are certified as standard (Cat1) 4.95 Gb/s, High (Cat2) 10.2 Gb/s, Premium (Cat3) 18 Gb/s and Ultra (Cat4) 48 Gb/s. Audioquest Forest 48 is Ultra 48 Gb/s certified.
Snake oil cables.
I will NEVER pay that much for a cable !
Yeah, me neither!
40 gb
Beware of snake oil 🚽
Wait wait....so you’re telling me that my ps5 can’t do 4K @ 120 ???? Should I even buy a new hdmi then ????
It'll send that signal, but it's upscaling and not rendering 4K120 natively.
The only HDMI cable that can improve picture quality is Mcable that has processing built into the cable.
Ye audio quest makes some nice quality cables with good materials but it won't improve the picture
No HDMI cable will improve a picture. The digital info is the same, always.
@@DamnDealDone mclassic is different. It has a computer chip inside that does postprocessing anti aliasing.
Really good for game consoles such as Nintendo switch
Complete nonsense.. HDMI either works or it doesn't. Buy a properly built HDMI cable (at a cheap price) and understand that you have as good as it gets. No expensive cabe will do better. But, snake oil sells...
Using supra 8k cable
Nice!
Got on here to figure out why audioquest so expensive. Definitely not paying over $50 for dammmmm cable
Yeah, it’s not worth it. I tested a bunch of cables and put them here - technodad.biz/HDMITest
Audioquest lol yeah I'm good I personally believe it's a scam. They look beautiful on the outside if that's what you care about then have at it.
Yeah, they are definitely overpriced.
the rent is too damn high
LOL!
@@TechnoDad i can picture the look on your face lol
Any one else keep hearing a snake hiss?
Lol! Ssssssss
Lol, the Audiioquest was shown as not worth it.
How much is best buy paying you to try and sell their new overpriced cables? Pathetic
No response from Mr. Techno Dad... *tumbleweeds roll by*
40 gbps
Yes...
vlaka
Audioquest is not the best. Anything over 10ft is suspect & not 2.1. don't trust anything without the certificate.
Here’s a link to my HDMI 2.1 test results page - technodad.biz/HDMITest
@@TechnoDad that doesn't prove anything. I applaud your effort but you see, I'm an audio visual director so hdmi, vga, ethernet cables are my business & we use commercial grade stuff that better than audio quest. 900 dollars is fir rich people to think that it is only way but it's not. I could list a hundred cables better. And you should be using a computer monitor for your games and you'll see wb even larger improvement.
@@Shadoefax760 what would be your hdmi 2.1 cable recommendation
@@Shadoefax760 What are your cable recommendations?
Recommended cable?
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