1.5m Ultra High Speed HDMI Cable with Ethernet 8K
Features
HDMI
to HDMI
1.5m
Cable Length
4K UHD
3840 x 2160
8K UHD
7680 x 4320


8K ULTRA HD
Support for 7680 x 4320 @60Hz
4K ULTRA HD
Support for 3840 x 2160 @144Hz
1080P HD
Support for 1920 x 1080 @240Hz
HDR10 SUPPORT
For brighter, deeper and more accurate colours
HDCP 2.3
Compliant for streaming DRM protected digital content
48Gbps BANDWIDTH
For stunning clarity and performance
MULTICHANNEL DIGITAL AUDIO
Support up to 7.1 surround
Specifications
Charging Specs
Host Port Connection: HDMI
Product Dimensions: 1.5m
Product Weight: 80g
Connectivity
HDMI
Compatibility
Video Output
Source Devices
- Desktop Computers
- Graphics Cards
- Docking Stations
- Laptops
Display Devices
- Monitors & TVs
- Projectors
- Soundbars
- Switchers/Splitters
If you're unsure about the compatibility of your device, please check with our support staff either via the Live Chat in the bottom right of the page or support@comsol.com.au
Sustainability
THE SUSTAINABILITY HIERARCHY
The Sustainability Hierarchy empowers us to make eco-conscious choices at every stage of our products’ lifecycles, from refusing unnecessary items to recovering valuable resources, fostering a more sustainable future.
Making Informed Choices
All stages of the electronic product lifecycle are important to consider in order to be sustainable consumers. The Sustainability Hierarchy, also known as the Rs of Sustainability, is a valuable tool to help guide business and consumers in minimising our impact and making conscious choices.

As a brand it is important to consider which stage of the Sustainability Hierarchy aligns best with our efforts to minimise impact and contribute to a more sustainable future—particularly in early product design and manufacturing.
- Refuse: We have said no to unnecessary plastic and harmful materials in products and packaging.
- Rethink: We investigate innovative solutions to extend product life through durability and multifunctional design.
- Reduce: We have reduced packaging volumes and optimised material usage in line with APCO assessments.
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