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When Do You Need an HDMI Cable?

Cables.com offers highly dependable HDMI cables and accessories that are compatible with Ethernet and 4K.

High-Definition Multimedia Interface (HDMI) refers to a proprietary audio/video interface for transmitting uncompressed video data and compressed or uncompressed digital audio data from an HDMI-compliant source device to a compatible display device like a computer or HDTV screen.

by Vikas Dayal • May 30, 2024

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High speed HDMI cables are a necessity for technologies such as Blu-Ray and HDTV. High-Definition Multimedia Interface (HDMI) refers to a proprietary audio/video interface for transmitting uncompressed video data and compressed or uncompressed digital audio data from an HDMI-compliant source device to a compatible display device like a computer or HDTV screen. Cables.com offers highly dependable HDMI cables and accessories that are compatible with Ethernet and 4K.

Why Buy an HDMI Cable?

HDMI stands for High-Definition Multimedia Interface, which means it can transmit audio and video in high quality without any loss of signal. The HDMI cable's design allows for digital signals to be sent over long distances while maintaining their integrity so that they arrive at their destination intact. High speed HDMI cables are a necessity for technologies such as Blu-Ray and HDTV. Our high speed 1080p HDMI cables are designed to give you the best video and audio experience possible, and we offer all our products at low prices that ensure you can get all the cables you need for your home or office space without breaking the bank. 

There are a few different types of HDMI cables available on the market, but they all have the same basic design. Almost all HDMI cables are High Speed, meaning they are version 2.0 with ethernet. The main difference between them is their bandwidth, which is the amount of data that they can transmit per second. The higher the bandwidth, the faster the data can be transferred, and the better the quality of the image or sound. What makes us different than others is that we sell HDMI cables with the right jacket thickness. Usually lengths up to 15 feet or 5 meter should be 28awg, and anything over that should be 26 or 24 awg. Most of our longer cables have built in boosters, and may be directional for best performance.

HDMI cables can be used to connect any type of device that uses HDMI technology. They come in many different sizes, lengths, and colors so they will fit all kinds of devices. At times, HDMI adapters are needed but we provide a vast array of HDMI accessories such as splitters, converters, adapters, wall plates, extenders for HDTV, flat HDMI cables, plenum rated HDMI cables, and more.

If you're looking for the best possible audio and video possible, then you need high-speed HDMI cable with Ethernet from Cables.com. Delivering true 1080p resolution, crystal clear DTS-HD sound, vibrant 16-bit color depths, and lightning-fast 10.2 Gbps bandwidth capabilities, our high-speed HDMI cables with Ethernet network support are guaranteed to blow your mind, but not your wallet. Perfect for 3D gaming and for taking advantage of today's high-definition TVs, installing high-speed HDMI cable with Ethernet will change the way you experience your home entertainment.

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And if you're looking to step up your setup, we even have 8K HDMI cables with ethernet! These cables operate at an amazing 48Gbps bandwidth, supporting up to 8K at 60Hz/4K at 120Hz resolution. 

Depending on the space you have available for running your HDMI cable or where you want to set up your TV, you might consider investing in a Plenum Rated HDMI CableFlat HDMI cables, due to their thinner form and higher flexibility, make in-wall installation easier, and also allows for installation behind molding and under carpet (though under-carpet installs should be avoided in areas of high foot traffic). Because the wires are spread out flat rather than bundled, there is less potential for signal bleed between them.

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Why Buy HDMI Cables from Cables.com?

If you're still unsure which HDMI cable is the right choice for you, we're available to help! Contact Us, send us an email at sales@cables.com, or reach us by phone at 1-800-372-3725. Our cables warehouse is located here in the US, and our Datacomm cables are proudly manufactured in New York. All of our cables are available to ship quickly and are backed by a lifetime guarantee. 

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