HDMI TEST BENCH: Full Review of FIBBR's Ultra 8K II HDMI AOC 56Gbps Cable

Manufacturer & Model

FIBBR Ultra 8K II HDMI AOC Fibre Optic Cable

MSRP

$1,799

Link

https://amzn.to/43oeqh3

Highlights

10M in length, TPU Coated sheath, Proprietary high-end chipset, 56Gbps bandwidth

Summary

We test and review FIBBR's latest flagship HDMI cable, which is capable of handling the demands of the HDMI 2.1 spec. Results were excellent, giving this high-priced cable a stamp of approval.

On this edition of HDMI Test Bench, we review the world's FIRST 56Gbps AOC HDMI 2.1 cable using Murideo's 8K Fox & Hound Test kit and other resources. This cable stands as FIBBR's flagship HDMI cable and is available in a range of sizes beginning at 1M and extending to 20M. It features a hardy TPU cable sheath, FIBBR's top-shelf proprietary HDMI chip, and zinc alloy connectors. Additionally, it can operate in temperatures ranging from just below zero to 158 degrees Fahrenheit.

Our video review dissects the cable from packaging to real-world physical measurements and actual performance.

How does it perform? Watch and find out!

We are currently hosting a Giveaway Contest for a brand-new 10M version of this cable. To enter: https://www.avnirvana.com/threads/g...peed-fiber-optic-hdmi-cable-msrp-1-799.12064/

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[tripplej]

Nice, thanks for the details.

 

[Travis Ballstadt]

Can the lights be defeated? I have more tiny little pieces of gaffer's tape all over my rack already to hide status lights. Wouldn't want to have to tape off all my cables too.

 

[JStewart]

Can the lights be defeated? I have more tiny little pieces of gaffer's tape all over my rack already to hide status lights. Wouldn't want to have to tape off all my cables too.

I use these. Not 100% blacked out, but the leds are no longer distracting or splashing light on the screen and they are unnoticeable with the lights on in my case.

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[Todd Anderson]

Unfortunately, the lights on this cable can't be defeated.