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Question: Is this HDMI 2.0 or just 1.4a?
Document: This is a good quality set of HDMI cables for the price. They work great for hooking up:1. My computer's video card to an HDMI monitor2. My cable box to a flat screen tv.
All of the reviews were outstanding for this product so I purchased it. what a a mistake. I tried both HDMI cables to run my dvd to my outdoor movie projector. Every 25 seconds, there was static on the screen. It would be one thing if it was 1 of the hdmi would work, and the other wouldn't. However both did the same thing. They were equally bad. I used another HDMI cord from another tv and it worked just fine. Don't waste your money on this cable.
Cables work great!Its a great deal for 2 HDMI CablesIf 3 foot cables will work for your set up these will do the job
Needed 2 cables for a HDMI switch I just purchased. These are nice cables with gold connectors. Much cheaper than they want for retail.
Only lost one cable, but considering i've never, ever had an HDMI cable go bad before, this gets 2 stars. I'll update if any of the other cables fail.
JUST WHAT I NEEDED FOR MY SPECIAL PROJECT. 2 HIGH QUALITY 3 FOOT HDMI CABLES WITH THE BEST SPECIFICATIONS TO WORK PERFECTLY WITH OTHER HIGH QUALITY ITEMS. HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS SELLER!!! !
1 star per working cable. 1 cable was broken but it doesnt matter to me since it wasnt worth returning and the price was so low. 3d compatible
There are uses for 50' cables, but when you need a short cable, a 6' or 9' or 12' is just too much surplus cable hanging around.These 3 foot cables are wonderful, and if you curl them once before plugging them in, they become about 1 foot cables...
got it fast and everything as i expected, good value for a price of 2 :). i would recommend this to others
These are awesome cables. I like how they flex and bend to your desires - and for a 2 pack deal they are awesomer.
Answer: this cable does not state what version nor does it have stamped anywhere that it is HDMI compliant