FIBBR 5M 8K HDMI Fiber Optic Cable, 48Gbps, Supports PS5, Xbox Series X, PC, TV

I have had a long HDMI cable for some years, and I thought it would work in my new application. But, when connecting it, I found there were strange sparkling pixels on screen, which moved with the windows. After investigation, I found the cable was deficient. My present needs are not high-spec. Just 1080p, which my existing cable claimed to support. Almost is not good enough. So, I looked for an alternative cable. It seems claims are not enough. I decided to get one with much higher spec than my current needs, to ensure it would work now, and probably in the future. So many to choose from, such daunting options. On measuring my cable run more carefully, I found I needed 11m, not 10, but at these lengths, it seems an active cable is appropriate. I found this one, fibre optic at a very reasonable price. On fitting, it worked immediately, and all quality issues resolved. I love the thin, interference-free cable. It is all ready to be put in trunking to make things neat and cat-safe.
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With my old, standard 50 ft HDMI cable constantly causing the TV to switch resolutions due to signal degradation from my PC, I decided it was time to make the leap to fibre optic. Yes, there are plenty of streaming options, but nothing can match a direct connection. The picture quality coming from my RTX 2070 Super to the LG C1 TV around 45 feet away is superb. This is a full 48 Gbps HDMI 2.1 model, so no worries about lower-than-expected bandwidth, and while my current Nvidia card is HDMI 2.0, the 2.1 standard is backward compatible. I still get the full 4K@60Hz, and after upgrading to an HDMI 2.1-supporting RTX 3000 or RTX 4000, I’ll enjoy 4K@120fps. The cable is of excellent build, too, and it even comes with some of the best free cable ties I’ve ever seen. It worked first time without a hitch and is cheaper than several similar options. Now I can play Forza Horizon 5 while glued to the couch until my heart gives in.
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First of all read the reviews of the product from people who have tested the cable. I am a fully qualified IT Engineer and electrical engineer so you could say I know my stuff and I have to agree with other users who have had multiple failures on different connected devices all of which are brand new. On receiving my first cable I was impressed and bought a second cable. The cables looks to have good build quality and worked first time once connected to a Samsung 82 inch tv and Sony UHD Blu Ray player. I then connected it to a 65 inch LG C3 to make sure it was OK and it was . I then connected it to a top end Denon AV receiver and all was good 4K and full audio . 7.1 no problem at all with great picture quality. Then after about 50 hours use I started to get glitches, black screen, HDR problems etc . I thought at first it was the Samsung TV but it turned out it was worse on a brand new straight out of the box 65 inch LG C3 tv. I then tried different devices to see if it was the HDMI output socket . I tried a new Intel NUC, 2 x new extremely high end Lenovo laptops ,a PC, an Apple TV HD, 3 X hp laptops and an older Yamaha receiver. All gave the same fault. I then tried the second cable I bought and all was good again. ....until around the 50 hours mark where the cable failed with exactly the same problem . I reverted back to a heavy duty HDMI cable and the problem has completely disappeared as I thought it would do. I returned the second cable and Amazon offered me a refund so I bought the same cable cable again but this time at a smaller length to see if that made any difference and again it worked first time and after 50 hours use it failed yet again with exactly the same fault as above. So what can I say? As a fully qualified IT engineer and also fully qualified in Electrical engineering , TV and Radio and IT with experience of working on big AV projects this cable seems to have the technology right but the build quality and its insuffucient mid term testing lets it down badly. Be warned!
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Amazing cable. Had been pulling out my hair trying to find a cable that would allow me 120hz HDR @4k to connect my 5090 to my TV as well as monitor. I tried the £90 Ruipro thanks to all the reviews online telling me it was the only reliable one over that distance and had green screen, black flickers and connection issues from day 1. I had to limit the cable to 40gbps and even then it would rarely connect. I replaced it with this at 1/5th the price and have been sailing smooth ever since. If you're looking for a 4k 120hz cable at this length, buy this one.
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Overall this cable is pretty damn good, especially for the price. I was able to run it completely without any faults at 60 HZ 4K with arc working (my receiver is not earc certified so I don't know if that would have worked) I then tried using it for my gaming PC. Connected directly to the TV. I am able to get 4k 120 HZ with Dolby vision HDR and audio pass-through working. However, when I'm playing games variable refresh rate through Nvidia g-sync seems to cause the display to have regular hiccups. This was not present on a shorter regular HDMI cable. I have therefore had to reduce the refresh rate to 100 HZ but kept g-sync on and this seems to be working perfectly. For my needs, this is totally fine as most games I would be playing on the TV wouldn't exceed 70 to 80 FPS. But if you really must have 120 or 144 HZ and g-sync and HDR and audio. I suspect you would be better off going for a different cable or trying to find a way to use a shorter regular HDMI cable rather than an optical one. As I say though overall for the price I'm quite pleased.
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Tried many cables which either had frequ ent sound dropouts or did not work atmos. This cable gets quite a few bad reports but is fibre optic so no external inductive interference. It looks good and robust but fibre optic terminals need to be handled with care. We have a 1m cable connecting Samsung q60b to q600b soundbar. It is a directional lead so direction is from tv to sounbar. At last, I think, we have the right cable. I just wish Samsung wouls give guidance on suitable cables This is a HDMI2.1. which is the stadard for Dolby Atmos but they do not all work effectively.
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Testé entre un ampli Pioneer VSX-930 et un Epson LS12000B. Impossible de faire fonctionner ce câble. 1. J'ai inséré dans le bon sens (Ampli : 1, Projecteur : 2) 2. Dans la config du projo : diminution de la bande passante acceptable à 10Gbps : ça fait fonctionner mon câble no-name (avec des saccades). Rien du tout avec ce câble-ci. 3. Test avec différentes sources (console switch, pc, chromecast ultra): rien de rien. 4. J'ai envoyé un mail à leur support client (trouvé via leur site internet). Pas de réponse. Du coup, je ne comprends pas les commentaires élogieux à leur égard. Peut-être ai-je eu un exemplaire défectueux ?
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So I've been needing a HDMI 2.1 cable that's over 10m in length that can handle a 4K, 120hz signal with all the extras such as 10bit color, HDR and VRR. Most higher end brands have long run fiber optic cables that are double the price of most you'd find on amazon and I took a risk buying this one, but once I hooked it up from my 3070Ti and to my TV everything just worked. Switched over to 4K 120Hz without issue, auto-enabled HDR and VRR works as advertised! Cable is quite thin so it makes routing easier, I would still be careful with any harsh bends. I'm also curious to see the longevity of this cable but we will see!
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Achat effectué après essais d'un grand nombre de câbles hdmi 2.0 et 2.1 pour branchement d'une TV4K 60hz en écran de PC. Tout en sachant que la télévision est située à plus de 5m du PC (8 à 9 mètres minimum via un parcours dans des goulottes le long des murs et plafonds). Les câbles classiques ne parvenaient pas à tenir leurs promesses dès qu'ils étaient d'une longueur supérieure à 5M et la 4K était alors limitée à du 30Hz malgré la norme en 2.0 voir 2.1. Puis j'ai pris connaissance de ce câble qui converti le signal numérique en optique et qui convient donc très bien pour les longues distances pour ne pas subir de pertes de vitesse de transfert. Ce dernier tient ses promesses et gère parfaitement la 4K/60Hz et en HDR sur le modèle 10m reçu mais j'ai également pu le tester sur un moniteur 4K/120Hz (juste pour l'occasion du test car ce dernier est branché en tant normal sur le même poste que celui du PC en écran principal) et aucun soucis ça passe aussi malgré la distance en 4K/120Hz. J'imagine donc qu'il doit aussi pouvoir tenir ses promesses sur des écrans QLed 8k/60Hz malgré la distance bien que non testé (pas encore vraiment bon marché les QLED 8K ^^). Les 48 Gbps ont l'air d’être présents et quel bonheur d'avoir pu mettre la main sur un câble optique de 10m/ hdmi 2.1/ 48Gbps pour moins de 50 Euros. Meilleur rapport qualité prix. J'aurais dû commencer par cela plutôt que de croire sur parole les fabricants de câbles hdmi classique qui nous assurent sur fiches techniques des vitesses de 18 à 48 Gbps pour leurs câbles 2.0 ou 2.1 mais qui n'assurent plus dès que la longueur est supérieure à 4 ou 5m, où le câble finit par ne plus porter que des vitesses proches des câbles HDMI 1.4 à 12Gbps, et qui auront donc du mal à afficher mieux que de la 4K/30Hz grand grand maximum en stable. Grosse perte de temps et d'argent. Si vous avez besoin de longueur et de 4K/60Hz minimum vous pouvez miser sur ce câble hdmi optique Fibbr. La fibre fait des miracles Quelques conseils: - Attention de ne jamais couder/plier des câbles de fibre optique bien sur. Mais pour les personnes qui n'ont pas l'habitude c'est à noter. - Il y a un sens: Fiche 1 source Fiche 2 écran. Ça parait bête mais j'ai fait l'erreur de ne pas regarder...et refaire tout le tirage en sens inverse dans les goulottes quelle plaie ;P - Si votre PC continue de brider à 30Hz sur votre TV n'hésitez pas à aller faire un tour dans les panneaux de configurations (amd ou nvidia) et à régler la synchro verticale. Ne pas laisser les applications prendre le dessus. Beaucoup oublient ce léger détail mais parfois cela vous bride à la moitié de votre fréquence max. - Attention également au port hdmi sur laquelle vous souhaitez vous brancher. Selon votre TV/moniteur certaines prises prennent en charge les résolutions supérieures mais uniquement sur certaines fréquences max, etc. . Toujours vérifier la fiche technique de chaque entrée HDMI sur votre TV/écran (surtout avant achat). Vous pouvez avoir des surprises. Bonnes ou mauvaises. En espérant que cet avis vous sera utile.
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Perfecto y a un precio reducido comparado con otros cables. Funciona perfectamente con un cable de 15 metros en windows10 a 4k hdr120hz con mi tv sony hx90 incluso activando el VRR con gsync. Tanto con RGB como con YUV 4:4:4 en rango completo y 10 bits de color. Tengo el pc en otra habitación y he pasado el cable hasta el salon y coge la señal perfectamente. Habia probado otros cables 2.0 de fibra optica pero lo maximo que llegaba era YUV 4:2:2 120hz sin HDR o 4:2:0 60hz con HDR con rango limitado y tenía que elegir uns cosa u otra y evidentemente la calidad era inferior. Ahora es una gozada ver peliculas, series o jugar a algún juego a 4k 120hz con HDR con mi RTX 3080. Habia buscado otros cables de 15 metros pero valian 80-120€. Este en particular de 15 metros me ha costado 50€, en relación calidad precio perfecto. Hay que tener en cuenta que no es bidireccional, un extremo tiene que ir en la fuente de la imagen (en mi caso mi ordenador) y el otro extremo a la tv. Si lo pones al reves no da señal. Leer bien las instrucciones en la bolsa del embalaje. 100% compra recomendada.
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