With the constantly developing world of audio-visual technology, HDMI (High-Definition Multimedia Interface) cables have become the standard for transmitting high-quality audio and video signals between devices. However, not all HDMI cables are created equal. HDMI cables come in several different types, each designed for specific purposes and supporting varying features.
HDMI Cable Types:
HDMI cables come in several different types, each designed for specific purposes and supporting varying features. Here are the most common types:
Standard HDMI:
This type of cable, also known as Category 1, supports video resolutions up to 1080i and carries audio signals in two channels. Standard HDMI cables are commonly used for connecting DVD players, gaming consoles, and other similar devices.
High-Speed HDMI cables, classified as Category 2, are designed to handle higher resolutions and refresh rates. They can support video resolutions up to 4K and are suitable for connecting Blu-ray players, 4K televisions, and gaming consoles that require higher bandwidth.
We also offer a Slimline version, ideal for flush mounted TVs, centrally located racks or anywhere space is limited.
The Premium High-Speed HDMI cables are built with enhanced features to support the latest video and audio technologies. They are certified for transmitting 4K UHD video at 60Hz, HDR (High Dynamic Range) content, and wide colour gamuts. These cables are ideal for high-end home theatre systems and professional installations.
The Ultra High-Speed HDMI cables, also known as HDMI 2.1, are the latest addition to the HDMI family. They provide unparalleled bandwidth capabilities, supporting 8K video resolution at 60Hz and 4K resolution at 120Hz. These cables are future-proof options for gamers, enthusiasts, and users seeking the highest quality audio-visual experience.
