The new HDMI 2.0 specification comes with improvements that we can summarize in that we now have a cable through which to send not only video and high-definition audio, but also data and video in 3D and 4K.
The 2.0 version of the HDMI also gives the starting signal to an improvement of the resolution that today we call Full HD. We will have to forget the before and after 1080p because this new specification approaches the real home theater and is capable of sending video with resolutions up to 4096 × 2160 at 24 fps or 3840 × 2160 at 30 fps.
It has a length of 1.5m with male-male connection, with gold-plated connectors.
Technical Specifications of the Nimo 1.5m v2.0 HDMI Cable
The 1.5 meter HDMI cable presents version 2.0, a new improved version that offers improvements in the extended color support, so that the new HDMI can bring more realistic colors to a TV, especially when connecting a video camera.
The audio is also improved, offering an audio return channel that will require fewer cables to have a surround sound system connected to the TV.
How do I know that an HDMI cable is of quality?
To evaluate the quality of an HDMI cable, the components and the type of manufacture must be taken into account.
To determine the quality of the cable, we must consider the following points:
The conductor:
The conductor should be multi-stranded. They should not be of conductors with a single central wire.
The conductor must be copper, not copper-plated steel or other lower cost alloys.
The number of conductors must be 19 as these are the stipulated pins designed in the standard and not 15 wires which limits the use of future applications.
The conductors must be stranded and equipped with shielding mesh. Like any type of data cable. Without shielding it would not comply with the CE directive.
The cover:
The cover must comply with the RoHs directive directive, so that it does not contain contaminating elements.
The cover must not have excessive wrinkles and folds.
