Works PERFECTLY for my needs. Snug hit in the HDMI port; MUCH better than the previous Monoprice HDMI cables I bought years ago (reinforced cable jacket that was way too stiff for my needs—damaged ports on some of my electronics). Using this with an OPPO BDP-103, which has a pretty deep profile and doesn’t leave much room in my new cabinet. The shorter head and ultra slim cable give me the extra room and flexibility to make it work.

Perfect for my 4K TV. slim cable easier to use than bulky ones. Monoprice my always go to online retailer for my cable needs. :)

I love the fact that these cables are much smaller in diameter than a normal HDMI cable and come in multiple lengths. I've used these in the past and never had any issues with them. I would definitely buy them again.

This cable is of high quality and workmanship. It is as good as the high dollar cables on the market. These Ultra Slim cables use smaller awg (36awg) wire size than most which makes them great if you need a HDMI cable to fit into a super small space or you need a tight bend radius. Don't waste your money on the high dollar cables these are just as good. Also Monoprice has an excellent Customer Service and Tech Support. I believe their cables are Warrantied for life (Can't beat that).

Quality, inexpensive HDMI cables. Wouldn't get HDMI cables from anywhere else.

A perfect cable for the nintendo switch. I ended up buying two of these when they were on sale. One for home second that lives in my bag for travel with the switch.

It's flexable small fits in youe pocket, and pretty much just rules up into nothing.

There is no easier HDMI cable to travel with.

Love how easy this cable is to work with. Purchased to use in my theater room, and another to use in my cigar/mancave.

it works and is cheap.

I bought this to replace a thicker cord. It didnt work for me, degarded the signal too much. Guess I need a higher quality/more expensive cord.

I'm using it with a Roku3 (2 of them), Raspberry Pi running OSMC (2 of them), BluRay player and so far, haven't had one issue. I'm assuming that the BluRay streams have been at the full 1080p resolution (Star War ep. I, II and III), but didn't check. Not sure if they support ethernet and if so, how well... i don't utilize that feature at this time.

PROS: sleek, flexible

CONS: none so far