Analysis Plus AP High Speed HDMI Cable - 6.0 Meter

Analysis Plus Builds Its HDMI Cable for the Demanding Connection

Analysis Plus says its Premium High Speed HDMI Cable is designed for your most demanding video connection needs. The 1 and 2 meter lengths support HDMI 2.0 at 18Gbps for 4K at 60 frames. The 3 and 6 meter lengths are 24 AWG High Speed with Ethernet cables certified to HDMI 1.4.

Two Tiers by Length

Analysis Plus builds the short lengths to the HDMI 2.0 specification. It says the 1.0 and 2.0 meter cables support 18Gbps bandwidth and a resolution rate of 4K at 60Hz, which covers 4K HDR movies and streaming. Check the length in the title above to see which tier you are viewing.

High Speed With Ethernet, Certified by Panasonic ATC

For 3.0, 4.0 and 6.0 meters, Analysis Plus uses heavier 24 AWG conductors. It says the cable is high speed with Ethernet and fully supports all features of HDMI 1.4, with a data rate above 10.2Gbps covering 1080p, the Audio Return Channel and all 3D formats. Panasonic ATC certified it under HDMI CTS 1.4 Category 2.

The HDMI Plugs, Explained

The cable ends in a full-size HDMI plug at each end. HDMI is the flat 19-pin plug on every TV, projector, receiver and console. One cable carries picture, sound and the control signals that let the devices talk. Analysis Plus marks no direction, so either end can go to either device.

Who Is This HDMI Cable Best For?

• You want a name-brand HDMI cable at a modest price — Analysis Plus builds it in Ohio to a stated specification, so you know what you are getting
• You watch 4K HDR at 1 or 2 meters — those lengths carry 18Gbps, enough for 4K at 60 frames
• You need a longer run for 1080p or 4K at 30 frames — the 3 and 6 meter cables are certified High Speed with Ethernet at over 10.2Gbps
• Your TV sends sound back to a receiver — the Audio Return Channel is supported in every length
• You need 48Gbps for 4K/120 or 8K/60 — this cable tops out at 18Gbps in the short lengths and 10.2Gbps in the long ones. Call us and we will match a 48Gbps cable to your run

How Does It Connect to Your System?

Plug one end into the HDMI output of your player, streamer or console and the other into an HDMI input on your TV or receiver. Either end can go to either device. Then choose that input on the display or the receiver.

Then press play. Other and longer lengths available. Call for prices.

Pairs Well With

An HDMI cable is one link in a home theater chain. It usually joins these categories.

• Home Theater Receivers — the hub most HDMI cables plug into
• Digital-to-Analog Converters — for HDMI audio links and I2S over HDMI
• Speaker Cables — the last link after the receiver
• Power Cables — clean power for the display and the receiver

Frequently Asked Questions

What is High Speed with Ethernet?

An HDMI 1.4 rating. High Speed means the cable is tested above 10.2Gbps, enough for 1080p and 4K at 30 frames. With Ethernet means it carries the HDMI Ethernet channel so devices can share a network connection over the same cable.

What does Panasonic ATC certification mean?

Panasonic runs an Authorized Test Center for HDMI. Analysis Plus says the long lengths were certified there under HDMI Compliance Test Specification 1.4, Category 2, which is the High Speed grade.

Will the 1 and 2 meter cables do 4K HDR?

Yes. Analysis Plus says those lengths support the HDMI 2.0 specification with 18Gbps bandwidth and 4K at 60Hz, which is what 4K HDR movies and streaming apps need.

Is there a step up?

Not in the Analysis Plus HDMI range we carry. The AP High Speed HDMI Cable is the top of that ladder. If you want to go further, call us and we will talk through the whole chain.

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