SecurOMax 4K 60Hz Braided HDMI Cable

HDMI stands for high-definition multimedia interface. It is a kind of cable that carries digital video and audio signals. It is the best option for connecting any kind of high-definition video sources, such as computers, blue-ray players, home theater receivers and cable TV boxes. The HDMI cable has 19 pins that provide a clear visual and sound.

There are four different types of HDMI cables: standard speed without Ethernet, standard-speed with Ethernet, high-speed without Ethernet and high-speed with Ethernet. In order to make sure your HDMI extender cable can support any modern technology, it’s best to go with a high-speed cable. This is especially important if you’re going for a long-length cable or a cable that needs to go through a wall.

Keep in mind that HDMI is a digital standard. This means that the quality of the cable does not make a difference in the visual and audio signals. If there is a connection using an HDMI cable, then you will either get a clear transmission or you won’t. There will not be any in-between such as an unclear transmission. This is important to note when looking for HDMI extender cables, especially those the tout a clearer signal than others.

• When looking for an HDMI extender cable, pay attention to the length. You can find HDMI extender cables in multiple different lengths, including 1.5 feet, 3 feet and 10 feet.
• If you want to get a 3D video signal, opt for a high-speed HDMI cable. Otherwise, you will not able to support the current technologies you have. Many high-speed HDMI cables can also carry a 4K video signal.
• Some HDMI extender cables have a gold-plated connector. In terms of the quality of transmission, you won’t see any difference between an HDMI extender cable that has a gold-plated connector and one that doesn’t. However, ones that do not have gold-plated connectors may corrode more easily and require replacement or cleaning. If you’re planning on creating a complex system and installing a cable through a wall, opt for an HDMI extender cable with a gold-plated connector.
• If you want to be able to keep your technology components closer to the wall, you can look for an HDMI extender cable that has an angled connector. They are at a 90-degree angle to the cable, so they take up less room and reduce cable strain.