Dynamix 8K/120hz 60months warranty
Cruxtec 8K/60hz 48Gbps lifetime warranty
https://www.pbtech.co.nz/search?sf=hdmi+2.1&fs=18533961
Not sure how they spec differently if they're both able to do 48Gbps, maybe one is specing with HDR and one without?
No because its an Australian retailer.
PB wouldn't price match computerlounge for me :(
I believe they're the same spec. the only difference i could spot is just the length of the cable 1m,2m&3m.
Happy with the cruxtec ones I purchased this week, can confirm that 4k120hz works with them, along with earc tested with a lg c1, a Denon receiver and a 3080
Cool was considering getting one of each and ditching all other hdmi cables I have laying around since there's no way to tell what spec they conform to.
Yeah, definitely a good time to clear out, nothing worse than troubleshooting with random cables
Yup been waiting for decent HDMI 2.1's
Now just need Display Port 2.0
and then USB Type C 240w PD 3.1 to complete the set 😂
So glad we're finally moving to standardized cables sets, now if we could only have a proper certification so don't have to guess whether cables are up to spec or not vs their marketing BS
@Huntakillaz: Just on a side note any recommendations for 5m lan cable to connect router and modem? Got orbi mesh. Thinking of plugging the satellite orbi with lan as well for better performance.
@ace310: Nope as far as I know most Ethernet cables are the same except speeds
Shielded Cat 6a on-wards is fine for general use and future use. Even get them cheap 2nd from ewaste recycles etc
https://www.electronics-notes.com/articles/connectivity/ethe…
https://www.tripplite.com/products/ethernet-cable-types
Most of your current devices would only have Gigabit Ethernet (1 Gbps) ports. We're only now starting to see 2.5G and 10G ports coming into consumer devices on the high end stuff
Does PBTech or any other store price match products listed on DickSmith?