Cabo de ligação HDMI Ultra High Speed DIGITUS, tipo A M/M, 1m com Ethernet, UHD 8K 60p, preto

This Ultra High Speed HDMI cable meets the requirements of next‑generation high‑definition devices such as TVs, beamers and monitors, supporting higher resolutions, greater data rates and increased refresh rates. It is suitable for home cinema and gaming thanks to support for High Dynamic Range (HDR) and Dolby TrueHD, and features gold‑plated HDMI (male) connectors and durable construction for a reliable connection.

Advantages

The cable fully supports up to 8K resolution at 60 Hz and 4K at up to 120 Hz with accurate color reproduction. It implements HDMI Ultra High Speed (Version 2.1) functions including ARC, CEC, HEC (Ethernet over HDMI), lip sync correction, 4K 3D at 50/60 Hz, Multi Stream A/V, 21:9 CinemaScope format and up to 32‑channel audio. Triple shielding and gold‑plated contacts provide stable conductivity and reduce interference.

Key specifications

• HDMI standard: Ultra High Speed (Version 2.1)
• Maximum resolution: up to 8K @ 60 Hz
• 4K support: up to 4K @ 120 Hz
• HDR support: High Dynamic Range (HDR)
• Audio formats: Dolby TrueHD, up to 32 audio channels
• Additional functions: ARC, CEC, HEC (Ethernet over HDMI), Lip Sync
• Video formats: 4K 3D @ 50/60 Hz, 21:9 CinemaScope support
• Connectors: 2 x HDMI male, gold‑plated contacts
• Shielding: triple shielding for interference protection

How to use

Connect one HDMI male connector to the source device (Blu‑ray player, gaming console, streaming box) and the other HDMI male connector to the display device (TV, beamer, monitor). If both devices support ARC or eARC, enable ARC in the device menus to transmit audio back to an AV receiver or soundbar. For networked features over HEC, enable the Ethernet over HDMI option on compatible devices. Ensure source and display settings (resolution and refresh rate) match the cable capabilities for optimal performance.

Recommendations

For best results use with HDMI 2.1‑compatible devices to take full advantage of 8K@60Hz or 4K@120Hz and features such as HDR and Dolby TrueHD. Keep cable runs as short as practical to minimise potential signal degradation, and verify device firmware supports the required HDMI functions.