Very good quality cable. I got it to replace another no-name 3m cable that never worked, and it was a lifesaver.

Very good HDMI 2.1 cable with stable performance, 4K 120Hz without problems and good image quality. The braiding is durable and the construction appears well-made. However, its price is a bit steep for Ugreen and it does not differ much from more affordable cables that do the same job. Overall reliable, but nothing impressive for its category.

Undoubtedly, this is an excellent cable, maximum performance from the very first moment, highly recommended without a second thought

- I have a PC with an rtx5070ti graphics card and a Samsung QLED QN95A. Samsung is really a nightmare when it comes to finding a cable that works; it’s a general problem with these TVs. After 5 cables, 2 of which were the cable from my PS5 and a friend’s, I managed to get 4K, 120fps, HDR, Full RGB, 10 bit, VRR, and it works flawlessly without any interruptions.
- This refers to the 2-meter cable, so the shorter one is the same. For the longer ones, I do not know whether its shielding is sufficient for it to always operate without issues.
- What I wrote above also applies to the following cable, which supports 4K-240HZ and is also certified by the HDMI forum
Ugreen Hd171 HDMI 2.1 Cable HDMI male - HDMI male 2m Gray
- There is always the possibility of getting a defective cable, since with HDMI the chances are quite high. I would make up to two exchanges to see whether a cable works properly.

Excellent HDMI 2.1 cable that fully meets its specifications. Its braided construction exudes quality and durability, with no kinks or signal loss, even at a length of 3 meters.

It flawlessly supports 4K/60Hz, with a stable picture and clear sound, ideal for PS5, Xbox Series X, gaming PCs, and modern TVs. The connectors fit properly, without any looseness, and the overall feel is premium.

Pros:
Full HDMI 2.1 support
Very good build quality (braided)
Stable signal at high refresh rates
Excellent value for money

If you are looking for a reliable HDMI 2.1 cable without compromises, the Ugreen HD140 is a top choice.

If I could mention a downside, it is stiff like a cable and its plug with the HDMI, due to the above stiffness, sometimes comes out of the socket if it is moved. As for signal transmission and everything else, it is top-notch for its price.

The cable never worked properly when connecting my computer to my monitor. Constant black-screens for no reason and no stability at all, while with displayport I have absolutely no problem or with other HDMI cables that seem much cheaper. Maybe the cable was defective from the beginning, in any case I will not choose this company's products again.

Perfect, I got it because I wanted it to be small and I have heard good things about Ugreen for cables etc, very nice packaging. It's HDMI, don't overthink it, 8K I think 120 but just check that!

It works fine at 4k 144hz with VRR, which I tested on my TV. It has good build quality and I haven't experienced any disconnections.

EDIT: Unfortunately, when using an HDMI splitter, the cable disconnects and sometimes my TV shows a low input signal. I have tested the splitter with another cable which worked normally without any problem.

Final rating 3/5 because the price is ok, the build quality is good and it supports all the technologies it claims (VRR, HDR etc) but with the splitter I kept having disconnections. (The cable I have is 5m.)

A great cable. Proper fit and looks quality. I solved the problem with some issues in the screen refresh rate that was dropping the Hz with the old one.

During the day, the screen turns off and on by itself, and I didn't know what was wrong. Fortunately, I realized that the issue was with this cable...

It works normally 3840x2160 4K 120Hz RGB uncompressed signal with HDR. No issues with Radeon and Nvidia GPUs that I worked with.

I got it to connect the TV to the computer. It really delivers 4K at 144Hz and does its job well.

It did exactly the same job as a good HDMI cable, it was really useless to me, truly a waste of money

Connects SmartTV with Soundbar via e-arc. I had a shorter HDMI 1.4, which did exactly the same job. Both were fine, but the TV has an issue where when the volume drops for a moment, it turns off the speaker, and when it comes back, it takes a while to turn on. I was wondering if it was the older HDMI protocol, but it wasn't.

I have connected a PC 4070 super to a Samsung TV that is not 2.1 but just 4K 60 HDR, and with an old cable 2.0 or smaller, it had interruptions in the image and mainly in the HDMI sound.. with this, everything works perfectly

Quality cable, does what it promises. Its durability and stability will show over time!

Update: Somewhere around the 6-month mark, I noticed that from time to time the sound would cut out and wouldn’t return unless I changed the "channel" and then switched back. I don’t know if it broke or if it had this problem from the beginning and I hadn’t noticed, but as soon as I changed it, the problems disappeared.

My previous cable (which I had for years and God knows what brand it was) didn't even recognize HDMI-CEC (Samsung +10 years), with this one absolutely no problem.

It seems very sturdy and as far as its flexibility is concerned, it's perfect for me.

My previous cable (which I had for years and God knows what brand it was) didn't even recognize HDMI-CEC (Samsung +10 years), with this one absolutely no problem.

It seems very sturdy and as far as its flexibility from my side, it's perfect.

Very good product and sturdy construction.

I have connected it to the TV and the PS5. I effortlessly achieve 120Hz at 4K.
Also, I have a second one for connecting the DELL S2722QC to the computer, which also works flawlessly.

It is a bit inflexible, but that is expected due to the fabric fibers and thickness.

I am completely satisfied and highly recommend it.

I bought this cable to connect my computer to the TV in my room. Initially, it worked fine without any problems. However, on the second day, it started showing green lines. I tried unplugging and plugging it back in, but the same issue persisted. I was worried that there might be a problem with my computer's graphics card. So, I tested it with an old HDMI cable, and it didn't have any issues. Additionally, there were times when it wouldn't send a signal to the TV at all. I was certain that the cable was defective. In the end, I bought another cable from the same company, which is from their best series and has certification for ultra high speed up to 8K. It didn't show any problems at all.

UPDATE* The cable works fine with 4K 120hz, the device I had tested in the past had a problem.

As for the quality, I have another HDMI cable from Ugreen that recognizes my PC at 120hz on the TV. Unfortunately, with this cable, I had no luck as it doesn't display the option for 120hz.

In short, don't get it if you want to use it for a 120hz TV. However, the cable is very high-quality and durable, it is unlikely to get damaged.

Very durable. Quite long this particular one. Now good and bad at the same time that it doesn't bend easily. Especially at the end where the plug is, about 15 inches, it doesn't bend at all.

It's worth it. Quality of both image and sound. Devices need to support HDMI 2.1. Very good quality...

The Brand-name says it all.. I replaced an older one that I had and I relaxed. Plus, everything works perfectly.

Very high-quality cable. The monitor (AOC P2590PX) played directly at 144hz (computer HDMI 1.4 port, vega 11 graphics card). Therefore, for those who have doubts, you don't need a display port to play at 144hz.