HDMI 30ft Cable Cord With Ethernet

Product Description

This Link Depot HDMI Cable connects easily to your HDMI TV, LCD projector, DVD player, or set-top box. This cable features gold-plated connectors for a long, corrosion-free life. Its generous 25-foot length gives you the freedom to place components right where you need them.

Place Components Where You Need Them
This HDMI male to HDMI male cable gives you a 30 foot connection, plenty of lenth to place your components exactly where they need to be, and still get a solid connection.

5 Gbps Transfer Rate
This cable provides the necessary bandwidth for broadcast-quality digital video, digital audio, and intercomponent control signals all in one compact, high-performance connection. Uncompressed audio/video signals are supported, and the cable is fully HDCP compliant, for the highest level of signal quality.

Perfect for both high-definition video and standard video formats, with support for stereo and multi-channel sound.

Quality Construction
This cable is shielded, for maximum protection from RFI and EMI interference. It also features gold-plated connectors, which resist corrosion for a longer life.

What's in the Box
Link Depot HDMI to HDMI Cable (30 feet)

Cusotmer Feedback


"I recently had to replace my A/V receiver with a new unit that has HDMI switching. I have purchased several HDMI cables and am now using an all-HDMI video set-up. I have one self-proclaimed 'high-end' cable. I have several of these sensibly priced cables. I cannot see any difference between these and the more expensive cable. After several months of use there are no problems. No audio issues, video noise or flashing pixels, etc. It didn't break or fly apart. One reviewer even said "it plain just doesn't work." How long could cables that don't work be sold? These cables are, and have been, working exactly as intended. And at a reasonable price."


"These are the cheap cables. If you want less chance of getting a bad cable, or one you can run over with your chair a few times more, get amazon basics brand, they have slightly thicker rubber. HDMI is digital which means it works or doesn't. If a cheap cable works, it works as well as an expensive one. Look at the ratings: this has a pretty good rating which means that a high percentage of their cables work. Mine works. I'm happy. I decided to go with the cheaper cable this time because it just runs along the floor and is used to hook up any of my laptops to the TV. Works great."