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Rocketfish™ - 9' In-Wall HDMI Cable - Multi
Rocketfish™ - 9' In-Wall HDMI Cable - Multi
This 9' HDMI cable features up to 15.0 Gbps bandwidth for fast data transfer and supports most screen refresh rates for reduced blur in fast-action scenes and video games.
 
Good connection
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4.0
Posted by: globaldude
from PA
on June 10, 2014
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What's great about it: easy set up
What's not so great: nothing
The cables are easy to set up. They have a good connection with the components and keep things running smoothly.
I would recommend this to a friend!
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My Best Buy number: 2945369785
My Best Buy number: 2945369785
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Rocketfish™ - 9' In-Wall HDMI Cable - Multi
Rocketfish™ - 9' In-Wall HDMI Cable - Multi
This 9' HDMI cable features up to 15.0 Gbps bandwidth for fast data transfer and supports most screen refresh rates for reduced blur in fast-action scenes and video games.
 

Plugged into my desktop and into my flatscreen smart tv, does not work?

The cables are directional. Try reversing the cables.
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