I have used it for raspberry pi and a 1080 monitor and it's working very well. The length of the cable satisfies my needs. I have not had a chance to try if it's really 8K, and it's unlikely I will have the chance in the near future. But I am still very satisfied with this cable, just beware that it's for very specific use. Read more

This cable works great with my Raspberry Pi 4. The cable itself is sturdy, braided, and should hold up well. Of course the micro HDMI end is small and more fragile than the full-size HDMI, but there's no helping that, it's not this cable's fault. It stays in the port well, outputs HD video flawlessly, and has is sturdy enough you can roll it back into a coil easily. But it's also flexible enough to fit just about anywhere. All said, excellent video cable for any micro HDMI devices you may happen to have. Read more

First Impressions The Cable Matters 48Gbps 8K Micro HDMI to HDMI 2.1 Cable claims all the latest bells and whistles—8K, HDR, high refresh rates, and compatibility with everything from Raspberry Pi to cameras and tablets. My first impression? Basic cable in an uneventful package, but thankfully it didn’t feel cheap. What’s in the Box? What you see is what you get: just the cable, no extras, no unnecessary fluff, and nothing missing. If you were hoping for bonus adapters or a velvet pouch, look elsewhere. Design & Build Quality The cable feels sturdy and well made—exactly what I wanted for my Raspberry Pi 5. No flimsy bits or questionable connectors here, just a reassuringly solid cable that seems ready for daily use. Features & Functionality I put it to work with my Raspberry Pi 5, and it did exactly what it claimed: rock-solid connection, no issues with video quality, and not a single hiccup. It didn’t surprise me, but it didn’t disappoint me either—which is exactly what I want from a cable. Software & Integration It’s a cable, not a smart device—no software, apps, or digital headaches to worry about. Pros & Cons Pros? It works, it’s sturdy, and there’s nothing to complain about. Cons? Honestly, none. It’s not trying to change the world, but it gets the job done. Would I buy it again? Absolutely—if I need another micro HDMI cable, this one’s my go-to. Read more

I consider Cable Matters to be one of the best sources for cables of all types. I ordered this specific cable for my Raspberry Pi 5 single board computer (SBC) and I did not want to take chances trying to find an acceptable video cable. This cable meets my requirements for being well-constructed, well-shielded, and uses quality connectors at both ends that fit securely. I've tried many other cables, some with connectors that are hard to insert because they are sized ever so slightly too large, or connectors that are sized ever so slightly too small thereby allowing them to they in their sockets. I do not have any equipment that supports 8K video, but for 4K this cable is absolutely great. I gave this product 5 out 5 stars because of the quality and the fact that I have had experience with other cables sold by Cable Matters. You can't go wrong. It just works and works well. Read more

These cables are excellent quality! The plugs all fit very well with little to no looseness to the plug. The casing is also not overly large so it fits all sorts of devices nicely without taking up too much room around the ports. The cable sheath is braided and the cable itself is nice and strong; it is very much on the stiffer side of things due to it being thicker though, so I think it isn't quite as well suited for handheld cameras for instance, but would be a good option if it was mounted on a stand and not being moved around. I don't have a 8K monitor but it outputs 4K just fine and lower resolutions too, all without so much of a hitch or hiccup. Overall, this is a great cable for a setup you don't have to manipulate and move around too much. Read more