Top 10 IBRA HDMI Cables
for June 2023

The 30ft HDMI cable from IBRA is our favorite pick for 2017. It's affordable, fast, and capable of transmitting 2160p 4K video at 60Hz. It also passed the stringent IBRA 4K 60 check, which means it supports 4K resolution at 60Hz, 10-bit color depth, and HDR. The cable's thick outer layer protects against external forces, and it comes with a lifetime warranty. The cable's Ethernet channel is a nice touch, since it allows you to connect wirelessly to your devices without an additional adapter. The cable is a bit longer than some, at 30ft, so it's less likely to be stepped on. It's also a bit thicker than most, at 1.2mm, which helps prevent signal loss and is great for long cable runs. The IBRA 30ft HDMI cable is the best choice for 2017, and it's our winner.

We looked at a lot of HDMI cables before settling on the IBRA Luxury HDMI Cable. It's reasonably priced, and boasts high-quality construction, good length, and good connections. The cable itself is flexible, and the connectors are sturdy and have good strain relief. The cable is very long, and should easily reach from your TV to your A/V receiver. The cable supports 4K @ 60Hz, and it supports color (4:4:4), which is critical for 4K TV, Blu-ray players, and game consoles. The package also includes a short adapter cable that has HDMI 1.1 and 2.0 connectors.

Anker's 8K cable delivers everything you need in a 4K cable, and then some. It's priced so much lower than other 8K cables it's practically a steal, and it outperforms them all. It's compatible with [email protected] as well as [email protected], which is more than can be said for most 4K cables. Anker's cable delivers great picture performance, and its 48Gbps bandwidth is more than double that of other devices we tested. The only cable that came close to Anker was this 8K cable from Monoprice, but Anker's cable is almost half its price. And Anker's cable is certified by HDMI Forum, making it the safest purchase you can get. Best of all, Anker's cable is backed by the company's lifetime guarantee, so you can buy with confidence.

The IBRA HDMI Cable 6 ft, High Speed HDMI 2.0 (4K 60Hz,4:4:4 Chroma), 18Gbps, 28AWG Braided HDMI to HDMI Cord, Gold Plated, Ethernet, Audio Return Channel for Fire TV/HDTV/Xbox/PS4/PS3 is actually two cables in one. That first section is a standard HDMI cable, but the second is a 3-foot long Ethernet cable. The cable is braided, which means it's less prone to tangles than standard HDMI cables, and it's also made of gold, which is more resistant to corrosion and tarnishing. The cable is well made, and it's compatible with a wide range of devices, including Amazon's Fire TV, Microsoft's XBox One, Sony's PS4, and Nintendo's PS3 and Wii. It's also compatible with a variety of other devices, including computers, Blu-ray players, and TV boxes. The cable is long enough to connect an HDTV to a big screen, and it's also long enough to connect a Fire TV box to an HDTV. The cable's Ethernet connection allows you to share an Internet connection among multiple devices without the need for a separate Ethernet cable. The cable supports 3D, [email protected] video and Audio Return Channel (ARC). It also supports 18Gbps bandwidth, which is double the bandwidth of previous versions of the HDMI standard. The cable is 18 feet long, and it's slightly thicker than standard HDMI cables, so it's better suited to connecting TVs to big screens.

The Zeskit Cinema Plus 4K 16ft CL3 in-wall cable delivers an impressive combination of video quality and value. It delivers [email protected] and 4:4:4 18Gbps HDCP 2.2, and it supports Dolby Vision 4K 60Hz HDR ARC 4:4:4 18Gbps HDCP 2.2, Dolby Atmos, and DTS:X (if the player and display support these features). It also supports [email protected], HDR10, 4:4:4, and RGB. The cable is 5m/16ft long, and it's rated CL3 in-wall. It passes all tests, including 18Gbps Ethernet, and it's immune to interference and crosstalk. The cable's solid-copper-core design provides 18Gbps of bandwidth, and its triple-shielding provides protection from EMI. The cable's gold-plating provides corrosion protection, and the cable's zinc alloy case ensures that it's protected from external interference. Overall, the Cinema Plus 4K 16ft CL3 is a terrific value, and it's worth considering even if you're already happy with your current cable.

This HDMI cable had no problems transmitting 4K video at 60 frames per second. The cable is 6 feet long, which is more than enough for most desktop setups, and it's well made and heavy duty. This cable supports [email protected], [email protected], 4320p, and, as an added bonus, it's compatible with Xbox One S and PS4 Pro, which have 4K capabilities but not 8K. The cable's Ethernet pass-through function also lets you connect a streaming device, like the Fire TV, to your TV. The cable's 48Gbps bandwidth supports 4K@60Hz, [email protected], and [email protected], as well as 3D video resolutions.

The Twisted Veins cables are stronger than most cables, and they don't droop or tangle. They are cheap enough to buy in a pack of three, so we won't feel bad about replacing them every few months, especially since they're the sturdiest cables we've ever tested. The cables are thick, so they're unlikely to tear or break when tugged on, and they have a braided design that's less likely to tangle. The Twisted Veins cables do have some downsides: They only support 4K 30hz, not 4K 60hz; and they're only compatible with some devices that support 4K 60hz, such as Xbox One S and Xbox One X. The Twisted Veins cables also come with a 30-day money-back guarantee, so if you don't like the cable or it breaks within 30 days, you can return them for your money back.

The Capshi High Speed 18Gbps HDMI Cable is our best pick for 4K, 2160p, 1080P, and 1080i/720p video, and for 4K, 2160p, 1080P, and 720P video with digital audio, including 7.1-channel surround sound. This cable supports 4K video resolution at 4K 2160p, 3840 x 2160, and 1440p (3840 x 1080). The cable supports bandwidth up to 18Gbps on a 30-meter cable, so you can run 4K video with 4:4:4 color with 18Gbps bandwidth, or 4K video with 4:2:0 color with 6Gbps bandwidth. This cable supports HDMI 2.0 with HDCP 2.2. The cable is 6.6 feet long. The cable is nylon braided, so the cable is lightweight, durable, and resistant to kinks and tangles. The cable has 28AWG wire, so the cable has higher bandwidth and data transfer rates than cables with thinner 26AWG wire. The cable is DVI-D to HDMI adapter, which means the cable has DVI-D (Digital Visual Interface) to HDMI (High-Definition Multimedia Interface) adapter.

The BlueRigger 4K HDMI Cable is reasonably priced, but it's one of the least-expensive cables we tested, and it's the only one we tested that currently supports 4K 60 Hz HDR. It's also the only one we tested that currently supports Dolby Vision. The cable has 24K gold-plated connectors, so it's more resistant to corrosion, and it also has triple shielding, so it's less prone to interference. It has 30 AWG copper wire, and it's one of the only ones we tested that has a braided cable. BlueRigger's braided cables are a little thicker than some other cables, and it's the only cable we tested with a braided cable. The braided cable is also a little bit longer than some of the other cables we tested, and it's the only one we tested with a braided cable that's more than 6 feet long. The cable also has Ethernet and Audio Return channels, and it supports 4K 60Hz HDR at 18Gbps. If you're looking for an inexpensive cable that supports 4K 60 Hz HDR, the BlueRigger 4K HDMI Cable is a good option.

Our picks for top HDMI 2.0 cables are all 18Gbps high speed cables, which means that they support 4K displays (4K resolution at 60Hz), Ultra HD Blu-ray, and 4K video transmission. These cables are also backward compatible with earlier HDMI 1.4, 1.3, and 1.2 standards, and they're available in lengths ranging from 1 to 18 feet. We choose the 6-foot length for this guide, but any of the lengths we tested perform equally well. The Highwings cable we tested is the best of them by far, though, thanks to its sturdy design and high data transmission speed. The 18Gbps bandwidth is enough for 4K resolutions and 4K video transmission, and it also supports 4K 60 Hz and Ultra HD 3840 x 2160 resolutions. The cable is backwards compatible with earlier HDMI standards, and it can connect multiple devices, such as game consoles, Blu-ray players, and cable TV boxes. The braided cable design also improves its durability, and the cable has a 18-month warranty.