4K DisplayPort to HDMI Cable - 25FT, High Speed Active, Supports 4K@60Hz 2K@120Hz 1080P for HDTV, Monitor, Projector

As an extension , it has been working great

Works as advertised. Had to run this cable from my computer to my TV in my office. I was able to pull it through the conduit just fine, a little more stiff than I was expecting but now that its in place, it's G2G.

Bought the cord to see if I could stretch it from my PC to the TV. It worked, but the video kept cutting out. I assumed it was on the TV's end though.Later on I needed an HDMI cord and pulled this one out to connect to a projector, and discovered the same poor connectivity.Seeing this I decided to test other HDMI cords I had and all of them worked flawlessly. This cord allows for a poor slideshow at best with frequent cuts to black.It's now too late to return, but just as a future heads up to buyers. Make sure it works flawlessly before storing it carefully for later

I couldnt get 4k @ 60hz but that could be my tv i was using it with.

4K60 at 25' no issues so far. The HDMI end of the connectors gets hot. I don't know if that's normal or not. Due to it being a powered/ active cable, I'll assume it's normal.

This review is for the 20 foot cable. I picked this cable up as my old one crapped out. I needed a long cable because my PC sits across my living room from my HDTV. The cable works fine at 4k/60hz when I'm just using Windows or browsing the web, watching videos. As soon as I tried to game, I immediately started getting video and audio dropouts. I'm not sure what exactly is going on, but something in the specs is incorrect. Or I got a bad cable. I'm leaning toward the specs being incorrect in some way. My old HDMI 2.1 48Gbps cable worked great for years on this same setup before it died.Running Windows 10 Pro with a 5900X, 32GB DDR4, and a 7900XTX

A Well built product .

After a couple months, the video and audio was intermittent and started to fail. Disappointing.