Source for HDMI 2.1
 

Hi All.
Can someone please give me the name of any firms or suppliers that can provide a true HDMI 2.1 cable about 14 feet long.
HDMI 8k @ 69, 4k at 120; 48 Gbps. ( not sure whether HDMI.org description for "Ultra Certified Cable or Ultra high speed HDMI" cable is material.)

Cable will be installed In-Wall professionally thru a slightly difficult path. So I don't want to have to run another line later and need to future proof now.

Will place order for a 2020 likely an LG oled 65GX which will need some slight site prepping. Until true 8k programming is available in future. T

Already have a temporary 2019 LG 55C9 with audio played via eARC to current receiver and pair of Sonus Fabers; and recently released 50 Pioneer KURO signature monitor plasma.
Any help or leads much appreciated.
Bob

WW Silver Sphere cable might be what you are after except for the length. Looks like 3m (~10 feet) is as long as they offer though. This appears to be a new cable as it does not load on their store page. Maybe Ivan can chime in with more info about the cable and if 3m is indeed the longest cable offered at the 48gps you are looking for....

-Ryan

+1 Silver Sphere HDMI Active Cables are available all the way up to 30M~100’ for the length you need, it does not need to be active.

Become a Subscriber, and save a bunch of cash. :yes:

I dont believe HDMI 2.1 cables are official yet.

Kordz was preparing a series of Bravo cables rated for 48Gbps but they were delayed until the official testing specs are out - eg DPL testing like they do for their 4K range.

I think even then, it is not rated for long runs yet.

https://www.kordz.com/8k-cable-guide

This company claims they have one that will do 56Gbps but as I said i dont think there are any official testing specs as yet.

https://www.fibbrtech.com/details.php?id=1

Thanks Ryan / Ivan.
I will look into it.
Bob

WW Silver Sphere is HDMI 2.1 Certified; 48Gbps data rate required for the most demanding next generation applications, including 8K, HDR, 64 Bit Deep Color and HDCP2.3.

* Fiber HDMI Cables have extreme difficulty passing Multi-Channel Master Audio.