You bought a Playstation 5, or a monitor that can handle more than your typical 60 FPS. Or you
get an 8K TV that can handle up to 60FPS like this one, I’m just kidding. I don't actually have an 8k
TV, nor do I know anyone that does, But wouldn’t it be nice to future-proof your accessories?
For Higher FPS rates, you can’t just connect any cable as it wouldn’t be compatible,
keeping you scaled down to a lower resolution, or worse yet, stuck at 30FPS-60FPS! That can be
a cause for concern when playing games and hold you back like in First Person Shooters where more
frames helps you play better in a competitive environment. One area that gets overlooked after
buying these items is your cables, and The Ruipro 8K Fiber Active Optical HDMI Cable is a solution
to all of that. Unboxing
This packaging is pretty cut down and straightforward, where everything is
mentioned up front as to what is supported including Dynamic HDR and Dolby Vision support,
Ultra High Speed 48gbps HDMI Cable and simply put, a higher bandwidth unlocks more frames. And then
there’s eARC (Enhanced Audio Return Channel) that supports the most advanced high bitrate
home theater audio formats, uncompressed 5.1, 7.1, 32-channel uncompressed audio; Object-based
audio that provides an immersive multi-dimensional experience with enhanced audio detail and depth.
In the box you get the cable itself, which feels massive and almost heavy. It has 3
straps to help you maintain the wire in case you don’t need to use all 33 feet. Obviously
that’s pretty long which will help you reach far places. With this cable, most people will
not have an issue with reaching this to any device. If it’s too much, then don’t worry,
they offer it in various different sizes, in a different color, and even different types.
There is a 24k Gold-Plated connector on each side that sparkles in the sun. Being Gold Plated is not
there as a gimmick; it helps increase the lifespan of a wire, preventing it from wear and corrosion,
especially if you often unplug your cables. This alone makes it so much better than those cheap,
off-brand hdmi cables that don’t have gold plated connectors since you know it’s going to last.
Underneath the gold plates it specifies the source and display. The little attention to detail makes
you appreciate the ease of use on this. Gaming
Speaking of that, On the PS5 you can just simply plug in and play. I had no trouble gaming on this,
but I wish I had an 8k tv to show you just how impressive it can be.
You should be able to play games at 120 fps, assuming you have a TV or monitor
that has a high refresh rate and a video game that was made to run at those levels.
Conclusion This is quite compatible,
supporting various bandwidths, it Meets the latest HDMI 2.1 specifications (8K@60fps, 4K@120fps
& up to 10K resolution, Dynamic HDR10, eARC, HDCP 2.2&2.3, ALLM, QFT, QMS, VRR), backwards
compatible with earlier versions too. The worst part about this item has to be the
packaging, i mean it’s informative but just dull and boring. In all seriousness, I really have no
complaints and think the cable works great; you won’t have any issues. In the case that you do,
The company will be offering a 5-YEAR WARRANTY stating, “Within 5 years, if there is any quality
problem with our Cable, please contact us in time, we will give you a satisfactory answer
within 24 hours” Now that’s some nice reassurance and 5 years is a long time! With cables, my only
concern would be is if the corners started to break off, exposing the wire inside which I don’t
believe is going to be as likely on this seeing as the edges feel like they’re made of metal.
Overall if you tend to use a higher framerate or even have an 8K TV, this HDMI is something
you should definitely consider. I’d like to hold onto one for future proofing my items as i’m going
to be building a new PC with a new monitor, but I digress. I hope you found this video helpful!