[Gold] This is a great product, it's simple to use. The price was also great along with length and how easy it conceals.

[1x HDMI Male] Worked like a champ...

[2.245 lb] I am surprised how this model in longer lengths is not used more often. It costs less than a HDMI to CAT to HDMI. Up to 25' it is always perfect. Definite degradation at 35' and beyond. My favorite part is how it rolls / unrolls so well!

[1x HDMI Male] i found these on a search for narrower diameter cables and found that these meet industry standards.. and are priced great. other cables i used to use have no standard they meet and why they are built like they are. THESE ARE MY ONLY CABLE I WILL USE... unless forced to use a swiveling end they dont make. you will not be disappointed...

[1x HDMI Male] I used this cable mated with a 25 foot HDMI cable (made by Audtek) with a female-to-female HDMI coupler (made by QVS) and it worked with no issues. The application was a DSLR camera in Live shoot mode (with clean HDMI output) to a video switcher with HDMI inputs. 35 length of cable to the camera position. Worked fine! One thing I'll add is not a negative but an observation about the photo. I was expecting the cable to be slightly thinner than the Pearson HDMI which is less pricey (I purchased both to keep one as a spare), they are more or less the exact same diameter. Note equivalent spec cable made by Pearson was tested with the DSLR camera and also worked fine (but didn't test with extension length and coupler). This Kramer HDMI cable should last years and years (and so will the Pearson); to me, the Kramer seems a little more "hardened" but can't speak to one or the other's long term reliability because I just got them.

[26 AWG] I really like this cable. I'm a video Editor and Cinematographer in NYC and the other day, I was shooting with a DSLR with a full frame sensor and another camera which I operated. When I mounted a monitor on the DSLR he person I had shooting with the DSLR commented that he had done this before and the monitor kept going out. I had the same problem before and it got worse after the monitor fell and the cable I was using became very intermittent, worse then before. This previous cable had never been great to begin with and I wasn't sure if it was the DSLR connection or electronics that were not great. After using this cable, the feed to the monitor has been !00% reliable which is a great help when needing a larger monitor than the back of the camera which is clear but on the small side. What really impressed me is that when I bought this cable, it was only slightly more then the cheapest one while some of these cables even in this short length are 4 times as expensive, directed towards people who have become Leary of cheaper cables no doubt. The strength of the cable seems to be in the very solid boots that house the end tips and the body is a bit thicker. This makes it slightly less flexible than the cheapest ones but that is a negligible issue and the resulting reliability is high.

[Bare Copper] It does cable things very well. Would recommend

[Bare Copper] Needed for connecting my camera for live streaming. Works well

[2.245 lb] 3' is a short cable Although this does work well.

[Bare Copper] Used this cable in an installation where we ran the cables down the wall (instead of in it) and on top of the floor (instead of under it) and covered with Safcord cord cover. Works pretty well.