High Speed HDMI cable with ethernet

When the HDMI standard and its connection method first appeared, it caused difficulties for numerous manufacturers in ensuring the best performance. Despite this, a plethora of cables appeared on the market, marketed as error-free, even though consumer experiences told a completely different story. When Supra began product development, these aforementioned difficulties and challenges were well known, so nothing was left to chance in terms of development.

Professionals' choice

From the start, Supra has supplied first-class and highly reliable HDMI cables, which has led to the company's high reputation in home environments as well as in fixed installation sites, such as hotels, conference facilities, and similar spaces where reliable and trustworthy operation is required. Nine years of continuous product development have led to the Supra HD5 HDMI Met-S/B, which is one of the best passive HDMI cables on the market, offering a full-speed connection that carries 8K video as well as ethernet. Supra guarantees that the HD5 cable can transmit a 1080p signal passively up to 32 meters, an achievement that competitors cannot match.

Top-notch performance

Supra acknowledges its burden of proof, which is why every cable undergoes precise standard-compliant measurements, thereby always offering its customers cabling applications that meet the highest quality criteria. The HD5 cable's bandwidth is an impressive 1100MHz, which is more than three times that of normal HDMI High Speed cables. There are also more esoteric solutions on the market that promise incredible bandwidths, but few of them perform as promised in practice. Thanks to the detachable connector head, the cable can be easily installed in structures or moldings and requires only a 20mm width for passage.

High-resolution image

When discussing cables, one easily encounters skepticism and claims such as "does the cable really matter" or "it's just ones and zeros," and yes, the cable really does matter. Even if the image and sound transmit through a weaker cable, they might start to flicker, or in the worst case, momentarily stop completely, totally ruining the movie experience. With Supra cabling, you guarantee that the signal is always perfect and your AV receiver is not subjected to excessive strain trying to compensate for an inadequate signal before it is sent to the display device.