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Sonero HDMI – HDMI
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Hi, I can't answer the question like that, but if xbox series x and ps5 are 4k 120fps capable, then there is no alternative to an HDMI 2.1 8K cable that is also backwards compatible.
It can do 8k at 60fps
Then it will be able to do 4k at 120fps too.
I have it on the PS 5 on the new LG TV and COD just looks real
This must be so, the longer the distance, the thicker the copper wires and thus the cable. So that the signal quality does not decrease. With HDMI, the 8 signal lines transmit several Gbit/s each. That is x times more than, for example, a gigabit LAN cable. You have to think about it...
I bought the cable as a private customer. I don't know anything about delivery times. You will have to contact the digitec helpline directly.
digitec
1 year ago
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The HDMI cable from Sonero with the manufacturer number X-PHC111-015 supports the HDMI 2.1 standard, but it cannot transmit 4K resolution at 144Hz.
- The cable supports resolutions up to 8K@60Hz with High Dynamic Range (HDR) and full colour subsampling, but it does not achieve the bandwidth required for 4K@144Hz.
4K@144Hz would require a cable and an entire chain (graphics card, cable, monitor) specifically designed for this high bandwidth, which is not the case with this cable.
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According to my research, the licences of the HDMI Licensing Administrator, Inc. are not required by law. It appears that the manufacturer Sonero has not carried out this certification, but this does not mean that the cable does not achieve 48 Gbit/s as stated. All of the manufacturer's pictures also refer to a "premium cable", but this does not seem to mean the certification, but simply the manufacturer's description that it is a premium product.
If we as a retailer were to enter the "HDMI Ultra High Speed" filter here, this could be misleading, as this information usually represents the official certification.
But I completely agree with you, the situation with these specifications and certifications is a bit chaotic, you could almost think that the USB Implementers Forum is behind it.
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Yes, HDMI ARC is supported with it.
Yes, the cable is very flexible, not like some old HDMI cables... I tested this brand because it was cheap and I finally don't see the point of looking at a more expensive one... Works very well!
I have been using the cable for some time and it works with the TV box.
Yes, it is. I use it, for example, to connect an XBox Series X to the LG
OLED G6. HDR, UHD, VRR, everything works.
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This works without any problems. Goes to any HDMI connection.
Yes
Theoretically yes, but I don't think there are 1440p monitors that support HDMI 2.1. Also, your picture source must also support HDMI 2.1. Whenever possible, I would recommend DisplayPort because it also natively supports ActiveSync technologies.
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Yes, that fits. And by the way, as far as I know, the PS itself also has a cable.
The HDMI version is stated as 2.1 which (the official specification) includes all the things you mentioned. So it should, hope that helps.
Also check this:
https://www.hdmi.org/spec...
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The diameter of the cable is 7mm.
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Yes.
Former employee
4 years ago
Yes, this cable support this transmission of digital AV signals according to the HDMI 2.1 standard with up to 48 Gbps for resolutions up to 8K / UltraHD-2 / 4320p with 60 Hz (4: 4: 4).
Hello, if I remember correctly the cable is delivered in a standard plastic pouch. I have bought 4 of them and have not had any problems. I have bought 4 of them and I have not encountered any problems.
Former employee
6 years ago
The length is 2m.
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Yes, no problem
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