JSAUX 48Gbps 6ft HDMI 2.1 Cable 2-Pack
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Product description
This pair of 6-foot HDMI 2.1 cables from JSAUX brings higher bandwidth and more flexible connections for gamers and home theater setups that need support for high-resolution, high-refresh video. With support for up to 48 Gbps and 8K@60Hz, these braided cords help link consoles, PCs, monitors and TVs while keeping a tidy, durable cable run.
Key Points
These cables support Ultra High Speed HDMI features, including 8K at 60Hz and 4K at up to 144Hz according to the manufacturer. They work with HDR10, eARC and ARC for improved audio passthrough, and are backward compatible with older HDMI versions so they can replace previous cords without losing functionality. The braided nylon jacket and gold-plated connectors reduce wear and corrosion while maintaining signal integrity. 🎮📺
Technical Specifications
- Name: JSAUX 8K HDMI Cable 2.1 2 Pack 6ft
- Bandwidth: 48 Gbps
- Resolutions supported: 8K@60Hz, 4K@144Hz, 4K@120Hz, and multiple lower resolutions and refresh rates
- Audio/video features: HDCP 2.2 and 2.3, HDR10, eARC and ARC
- Construction: 28 AWG copper conductors, triple tin shielding, braided nylon jacket, gold-plated connectors
Advantages
The dual-cable pack gives flexibility for a living room and a desktop setup without having to buy an extra cord. Low-profile connectors and the 6-foot length make routing behind cabinets and monitors simpler, and the braided finish resists tangles and abrasion. For those connecting a Switch OLED, PlayStation 5, or a high-refresh gaming monitor, these cables deliver the specifications often required for high-frame-rate gameplay.
Usage Recommendations
Use one cable to connect a console or Blu-ray player to a TV that supports 4K or 8K signals and the second for a PC to monitor link. For full eARC functionality ensure your AV receiver and TV list eARC in their specifications according to the manufacturer. Consider that actual performance depends on the devices and ports in use, so check device capabilities if you need specific refresh rates or HDR handling.