
Club 3D HDMI (Typ A) – HDMI (Typ A)
3 m

Club 3D HDMI (Typ A) – HDMI (Typ A)
3 m
Cable does what it should (see photo XBox menu) and over 3m. It is not the nicest but cheap.
The HDMI cable included with the XBox one S doesn't do it. Other newer high speed HDMI cables in my possession don't let enough through either.
Pro
Contra
What I don't understand is how the Xbox measures/notices that a cable "works" or has enough throughput or not. HDMI cables don't really have a standard, do they? Cable is cable, isn't it?
through data exchange. HDMI standards for this cable:
Supports HDMI 2.0 standard and is backward compatible to support HDMI 1.4 standard.
supports (U)HDTV resolution up to 3840x2160 @ 60Hz and 3D resolution up to 1080p Full HD @ 120Hz
Data transfer up to 18Gbps three lanes of 6Gbps each
Another increasingly important standard in digital data traffic, which guarantees consumers more and more trouble and effort instead of quality, is copy protection :-)
9 years ago
So my cable that came with the XBox One S also copes with this.