8K Hdmi Cable 10ft High Speed HDMI Cable 8K@60HZ 4K@120HZ 48Gbps for HDTV,PS4,PS5,Monitor Laptop,Xbox,HDCP Support HDR,Ethernet,Dolby

Hello Folks. here is the deal, so I'm projecting on 6x10 feet wall, has Epson Home Cinema 2350 (4K upscaling HDR projector). The projector is almost 21 feet away from the projection wall, hence I was using projector bluetooth to JBL 5.1, worked okay, but then BT audio had many flaws, the compression, the audio lacked true Dolby Digital 5.1 which JBL couldn't process well, also annoying sound cuts from JBL Soundbar to detachable surround speakers (JBL got this sweet things called detachable surround speakers which attach back to Soundbar for charging but can freely use to put them anywhere you like! excellent choice without cable or power cable hassles on floor). anyway, was a must required deal to lay cable from Projector to Soundbar on projection front wall. Bought this cable under $20, arrived on time, called my fav contractor who helped me to route HDMI cable to Soundbar. Turned on the soundbar and it detected HDMI ARC input immediately and shows Dolby Digital on Soundbar. It's a day and night difference between my prev setup with Bluetooth and then this HDMI hard coded. As you know, HDMI sends uncompressed audio to Soundbar and I'm sure it's sending full bandwidth to let JBL does magic for 5.1. I have tested this cable on my Bose Soundbar 900 and the audio was great, well, unfortunately I couldn't test whether Bose received Dolby Atmos from projector playback since don't have eARC on projector and I tried with Apple MacBook M3 pro but then Bose doesn't receive a sound from Laptop devices since Bose HDMI IN restricted to receive audio singnal from TV/Projector devices. At least I can confirm that the cable quality is extremely well made, having gold plated HDMI connectors, the length 40ft is more than enough, and the braided quality is awesome of the cable. Received Dolby Digital signal on Soundbar so confirmed that it sends all required signals to Soundbar from Epson ARC. I didn't want to spend fortune on a setup like this, the rocketfish and HDMI optical cables are 15 times costlier than this sweet deal! I am expecting that the cable goes a long way, and also support 8K whenever I will upgrade my setup as some other reviewers stated that it doesb support 8K too. or at least It will support Dolby Atmos comfortably! If something goes wrong in future, I will replace a new HDMI cable by tieng new cable with this old one and then pulll old cable out so that new cable will route in the path of the same cable. hopefully everything is fine with this for few years! Go for it!! Now the quality of this cable feels solid.