Ultra High Speed HDMI cables are used in the high-end sector. They support a bandwidth of up to 48 Gbit/s and a resolution of up to 10K.

With the high bandwidth, higher color depths and refresh rates are now achievable. For example, 8K content can be displayed in the 4:4:4 color space with a color depth of 12-bit (uncompressed). Compressed (DSC 1.2), 10K can also be transmitted in the 4:4:4 color space at a 16-bit color depth.

Higher refresh rates and bandwidths are becoming increasingly important for 3D, VR applications, and video games. With the Enhanced Audio Return Channel (eARC), object-based audio formats can now also be sent over the HDMI cable. The allowable bandwidth for the Enhanced Audio Return Channel has been increased from 1 Mbit/s to 37 Mbit/s.

With the HDMI cable, you can connect your set-top box to your TV, video projector, or monitor. The cable supports all major transmission standards and has been tested by an authorized testing laboratory (ATC) according to HDMI 2.1 compliance specifications (CTS).