Highwings Long HDMI Cable 15 FT, 4K 8K 10K HDMI 2.1 Cord Ultra High Speed [in-Wall CL3 Rated, 8K@60Hz 4K@120Hz Video 48Gbps], Fit, Durable, Flexible, eARC, HDCP, Compatible for Ethernet SoundBar

The cable got the job done. It’s got a nice thin jacket and the plug is solid and now it’s in the wall and ready for use. It passed the test.

Works for plugging in my Logitech RS50 DD wheel base. My pc is in one room and my 2nd sim setup in another. No issues with ffb.

The cable works fine until there's any electromagnetic interference in the area. It loses signal every time my home's HVAC turns on or during lightning storms. I'd recommend avoiding this cable, or at least testing it for an extended period before running it through the walls. I use it to connect a gaming pc in another room to my tv, and it handles 4K 120hz HDR. BUT any time a large electrical load in the home turns on, namely my A/C, or any time there's a thunderstorm in the area it loses its connection and I have to disconnect and reconnect the PC. It's not just a flicker when the emi happens, it doesn't get signal back until I switch outputs on the source device and switch back. This happens several times a day. I would have returned it, but it was embedded in walls before I realized the problem. The signal is transmitted optically, but there are electronics in the ends, so I tried wrapping the connector housings in foil tape and grounding them with no improvement. It does not seem to happen if I lower the output to 1080p60, but that defeats the purpose of getting an hdmi 2.1 cable.

Great product and priced right

15 feet is somewhat long for an HDMI cable, but after I moved my receiver to the other end of the room from the TV, this cable handled the distance without issue. Upgrading to a modern cable also finally allowed me to use the audio return channel (ARC) capability of my TV and receiver, eliminating the TOSLINK fiber optic cable I used for a decade before now, which I also would have needed to lengthen otherwise. Double-win!!