Sound first. While 8K and other compelling video/gaming features make the HDMI headlines, AudioQuest’s 48 and eARC-Priority Series HDMI cables are our best-sounding HDMI cables yet.

For systems that use a TV’s eARC/ARC output as the audio source, AudioQuest’s eARC-Priority models offer world-class performance at the friendliest possible prices.

Sound first. While 8K and other compelling video/gaming features make the HDMI headlines, AudioQuest’s 48 and eARC-Priority Series HDMI cables are our best-sounding HDMI cables yet.

AudioQuest eARC-Priority cables are full-on 48-Series HDMI cables with the 48Gbps bandwidth required for 8K-10K video and all the latest video features.

AudioQuest Cherry Cola 48 Active Optical HDMI is AudioQuest’s premier solution for long-length HDMI applications that demand full 48Gbps/8K bandwidth without an external power source.

Certified “Ultra High Speed” by HDMI Licensing, Photon 48 has the bandwidth to support all the latest HDMI-2.1 features, including exciting new gaming capabilities, such as: 4K@120 FPS (3840x2160) gaming, Variable Refresh Rate (VRR) up to 120 FPS/144Hz, Auto Low Latency Mode (ALLM), and Quick Frame Transport (QFT) — all of which work to ensure smooth, lag-free, uninterrupted viewing and interactivity.

The Diamond Revision HDMI is a significant upgrade over the Diamond Revision HDMI cable. We have spent over a year of research and development to improve the audio and video performance of our HDMI cable, and make it more flexible!

NCF Connector Shell （Multi-material Hybrid Construction）

Incorporates Furutech’s top anti-static resonance damping NCF material – eliminating electrical/mechanical vibration and static derived noise, increasing picture and sound resolution, boosting color vividness, and delivering blacker backgrounds. NCF features a special crystalline material that has two \'active\' properties.

HDMI Active Optical Cable (AOC) uses fibre optic technology to transport the digital HDMI signal, enabling lossless signal transfer over far greater distances than is possible with standard copper HDMI cables, and reducing the risk of EMI and RFI interference.