My review applies, specifically, to the 16ft, 8k cable. For shorter cable runs, you'll likely be fine with a standard 4k 18Gbps cable. (Assuming you aren't worried about 8k in the future)

This (16ft, 8k) is the cable to get if you want to be absolutely certain that it will work with every 4k-8k HDMI feature and standard at a longer length. I needed a 15ft or longer 4K cable to use with my monster gaming PC. Every other 4k cable I tried at longer lengths had some kind of short coming. The ones that could manage 4k@60hz would not also do 4:4:4 chroma and full dynamic range. Any time I tried to enable all of those features at the same time on other, cheaper long length 4k cables, the picture would flicker and sometimes cut out. Only the shorter 4k cable runs would manage to do it all at the same time. You could argue that 4:4:4 and full dynamic range isn't necessary and doesn't make a big difference. But if you're spending a ton of money on your displays, computer or other A/V equipment, I think you'd be aiming for the best picture quality. That said, this 8k cable will do it all. With a monstrous 48Gbps data rate, there is no signal this cable can't handle. If you need a shorter cable run, you'll be just fine going with a shorter 18Gbps 4k cable. But if you need something longer, this 8k cable is worth every penny.

I've been running my PC games 4k@60fps with 4:4:4 and full dynamic range from a 1080ti and haven't seen any video anomalies in the few days I've been playing. I can also say that every other resolution and ultra-high framerates have been working flawlessly as well. Not to mention, it'll also do 8k in the future, if that ever becomes a widespread feature.

This cable is extremely hefty and sturdy as it's rated for in-wall installation, so keep that in mind if you plan to use it outside of the wall like I am. It's flexible enough but you won't be making any super-tight, sharp turns with it very easily. But that's a good thing. This cable looks and feels like you could drive a bulldozer over it and not make a dent in it.

Highly recommended and quite worth the money, unlike the flimsy, cheap feeling of so many other HDMI cables. If you need a fully capable 4k cable for a longer length run, this one is the best I've seen! Price is also very fair considering the length, build quality and technical specifications.

Highly recommended!

Previously I was using a Monoprice 2.1 HDMI cable at 14ft(which apparently wasn't certified), which sometimes had dropped signals leading to black screen when doing 4k at 60hz or 120hz. I don't have any issues with the Zeskit cables so far. Even when running at 4k 120hz with playing games, I'm not seeing any dropped signals like I used to. I'll stick to Zeskit and certified HDMI cables for my future needs.

No contaba con que el cable fuera tan ancho, fue una grata sorpresa, pero fue algo complicado de manipular. Excelente producto y excelente calidad.

Great value. Fits my GPU & TV well. Performs as advertised.

I needed a longer HDMI cable to run from my PC to TV for some sweet gaming action. I started buying Zeskit cables when the PS5 came out and I have never been disappointed. Every Zeskit cable I've had performed to spec and was well made. I bought four similar cables initially and ran them through my wall. They were perfect for the purpose. I bought this cable to run across a 10 ft wide room under a very cool rug similar to the one The Dude owns. It really ties the room together.

Zeskit also sends followup message(s) when you buy a cable with tips on the cable you have and popular TV models. For example, if you buy a cable that supports 4k120 then you'll get a followup message and a little card in your package with tips on popular TVs and how to configure them to get the most out of the cable and TV. Really considerate gesture that is very helpful.

Spend the money and get a quality cable that comes with considerate customer support and helpful tips.