Sorry thecolonel, I somehow missed your subsequent question. A bit late, but it was 2 mtrs and cost about 700฿. My son was spending my money, so in his opinion, money no object.
Glad you got yourself sorted.
Buying HDMI Cable in Hua Hin
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At Lazada you can buy a 1.5 m HDMI cable (full HD) for 25 Baht. This might not be the best one, but you have about 1000 other choices, which are all cheaper than 700 Baht.
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Acknowledged/agreed, but my need was immediate, not in several days time.
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Lazada is awash with fake/inferior products - if things are too cheap there is probably a reason, I've found that out a couple of times already. I realize there is a massive premium in Hua Hin but where Lazada is concerned, the cheapest is not always the best.
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Yup agreed, noone loves a bargain more than me, I assure you, but at 25 baht for an HDMI cable I'll happily choose to miss out. I'll let someone else try thatbuksida wrote:Lazada is awash with fake/inferior products - if things are too cheap there is probably a reason, I've found that out a couple of times already. I realize there is a massive premium in Hua Hin but where Lazada is concerned, the cheapest is not always the best.
I'm happy with my 150 baht cable that I can take back if necessary
I have bought earphones from lazada very cheaply and they have been in the bin in a matter of a few days.
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I bought one last week at Thai Wassadu in Cha Am. It is an Okker, HDMI 1.4 (OKER HDMI 1.4 Gold Digital Video Cable 1.8m model HD-401). I think it was 169 baht. It works.
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Some of more expensive hdmi cables are needed sometimes depending on if using
Soundbars with hdmi arc
I think also needed sometimes if you want to use main TV remote to work external DVD player or similar
Soundbars with hdmi arc
I think also needed sometimes if you want to use main TV remote to work external DVD player or similar
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That's definitely above my pay grade but good Intel, thanksJose wrote:Some of more expensive hdmi cables are needed sometimes depending on if using
Soundbars with hdmi arc
I think also needed sometimes if you want to use main TV remote to work external DVD player or similar
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So, true. The cable I bought at Thai Wassadu says on the package that it is compatible with ARC. So, I decided to try it. It did not work with my Samsung TV/Soundbar.
But, this is really no surprise. The only HDMI cable that works with my Samsung gear is a cheap, generic HDMI cable that I bought in 2009 so that I could connect a monitor to an Apple Mac mini. The downside of this cable is that it is way too long. I subsequently tried some shorter but expensive high-end cables, but none of them ever worked.