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HDMI 2.0 Cable Ultra-HD High Speed 4K 3D HDTV 18Gbs with Audio and Ethernet

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HDMI 2.0 Cable Ultra-HD High Speed 4K 3D HDTV 18Gbs with Audio and Ethernet

- High spped, industrial standard 18Gbs bandwidth allows for unrestricted video in 4K (UHD) 1440p (QHD) and 1080p (HD). Enjoy unparalleled video quality, crisp and accurate sound, and buffer-free ethernet express connection. Great extender between a controller & another component.
- High quality gold plated connectors & port pin ensure a lightning fast & solid connection with all your devices. Perfect for streaming on high quality display.
- Universal compatibility with all HDMI versions including HDMI 1.3 / 1.4 / 2.0 / 2.0a / 2.1. Perfect for all HDMI enabled devices such as TV's, Monitors, Computers, PS3, PS4, Xbox One X, Xbox One, Xbox 360, Mac, Desktop PC and Tower Mount, Gaming, Minidisplay, Digital Blueray, and More! Great for any wall plate mounted display extension.

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