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10 ft + HDMI cable

Spon Farmer · 2018-12-01 10:02:43

I have a need of a 10 foot (or more) HDMI cable. Are these just as reliable as regular lengths if I stick with a brand like Belkin ? I've extra long USB iPhone cables in the past and they have a very limited life span. They just seem to die even when there is no damage.

01-12-2018 10:02am

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I have a need of a 10 foot (or more) HDMI cable.

Are these just as reliable as regular lengths if I stick with a brand like Belkin ?

I've extra long USB iPhone cables in the past and they have a very limited life span. They just seem to die even when there is no damage.

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For a normal passive cable , the limit is 8 meters or approx 25 feet.

10 feet or about 3 meters should be fine.

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#3 01-12-2018 10:13pm

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andy1249 wrote: »

For a normal passive cable , the limit is 8 meters or approx 25 feet.

10 feet or about 3 meters should be fine.

Thank you

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