HDMI cable ShiverPeaks PROFESSIONAL 8K 3 m Ultra High Speed

ShiverPeaks PROFESSIONAL 8K HDMI cable 3 m Ultra High Speed is designed to transmit high-resolution video and multichannel audio between source devices and displays. The 3 meter length provides flexible placement for home cinema systems, gaming setups and professional AV installations where a single high-bandwidth connection is required. This Ultra High Speed HDMI cable supports the bandwidth and signal integrity needed for 8K content when both source and display support the Ultra High Speed HDMI standard.

Advantages

The cable offers a single-cable solution for video and audio, reducing cable clutter and simplifying connections. Its 3 m length balances reach and signal stability for typical living-room and studio layouts. Constructed to meet Ultra High Speed HDMI specifications, it preserves high data throughput and minimizes interference for clearer 8K and HDR images and robust audio transmission.

Suitable for

• Home cinema systems with 8K or 4K displays
• Gaming consoles and PCs that output high-resolution video
• Streaming devices and set-top boxes supporting Ultra High Speed HDMI
• Professional AV setups and projectors requiring high bandwidth

Key specifications

• Cable length: 3 m
• Specification level: Ultra High Speed HDMI
• Maximum supported resolution: 8K (when connected to compatible devices)
• Supports high dynamic range (HDR) and wide color formats where supported by devices
• Single-cable transmission for video and multichannel audio

How to use

Connect one end of the ShiverPeaks PROFESSIONAL 8K HDMI cable to the HDMI output on your source device (for example a media player, gaming console or PC) and the other end to the HDMI input on your display or AV receiver. Ensure both connected devices support Ultra High Speed HDMI and the desired resolution settings. Route the 3 m cable to avoid sharp bends and excessive tension. After connection, set the output resolution and HDR options in the source device's display settings if required.

Recommendations

If experiencing signal issues, verify that both source and display firmware are up to date and that HDMI input settings on the display are configured to accept the highest bandwidth mode. Avoid running the cable tightly alongside heavy power cables for long distances to reduce potential interference.