USB-C to HDMI Fiber Optic Cable 8K@60Hz 4K@120Hz, Active Optical AOC Cable, 16ft–98ft

• 8K UHD Resolution: Supports up to 7680×4320@60Hz, plus 4K@120Hz and 4K@30Hz for sharp, smooth video.
• DP 1.4 Alt Mode Input: USB Type-C input supports DisplayPort 1.4 Alt Mode with video bandwidth up to 32.4Gbps.
• Long-Distance Lossless Transmission: Extends video and audio signals from 16ft up to 98ft without signal degradation.
• Hybrid Fiber Optic Technology: 4 fiber optic cores for high-speed signals + 7 copper wires for low-speed signals, solving the distance limits of traditional copper cables.
• HDR, HDR10 & HDR10+: High dynamic range video for expansive contrast and accurate color.
• HDCP 2.3 Compliant: Plays protected content from streaming services and media players.
• Screen Mirroring & Casting: Mirror your phone or tablet screen, or cast your laptop screen to a TV, monitor or projector.
• Lip Sync Support: Keeps audio and video perfectly synchronized.
• Interference-Free: Fiber optic transmission resists electromagnetic (EMI) and radio frequency (RFI) interference – no ghosting or flicker.
• Stable & Reliable: High-performance optoelectronic conversion chip for consistent signal transmission.
• No External Power Needed: True plug and play – no adapter, software or drivers required.
• Durable Build: Gold-plated connectors, all-metal zinc alloy shielding shell and ESD protection for long life and excellent EMC performance.
• Thin & Flexible: Just 4.8mm outer diameter with a small bending radius – easy to route through walls, conduits and ceilings.

Source devices (USB-C end): Laptops, tablets / pads and smartphones with a USB-C port.

Display devices (HDMI end): HDTVs, monitors, projectors, home theater systems and multimedia displays.

Perfect for: Home theaters, living rooms, conference and meeting rooms, classrooms, offices and multi-room building installations.

Important: Your USB-C device must support video output (DisplayPort Alt Mode) through its USB-C port. USB-C ports that only charge or transfer data will not output video. Check your device's specifications if you are unsure.

This is a directional active optical cable. Each connector is labeled:

1. Plug the "Source" USB-C connector into your source device (laptop, tablet or phone).
2. Plug the "Display" HDMI connector into your display device (TV, monitor or projector).
3. Select the correct HDMI input on your display – the picture appears automatically. No software or external power is needed.

Note: Do not connect the cable backwards. Signal travels in one direction only – from USB-C (Source) to HDMI (Display). This cable does not convert HDMI to USB-C.

• When routing through pipes or conduit at a 90° angle, use a right-angle fitting with a curved joint.
• Lay the cable out carefully in a slot or channel to avoid scratching the jacket.
• Do not forcefully pull, twist or knot the cable.
• Maximum tensile (pulling) force: 10kg – do not pull the cable hard during installation.
• Do not hit, impact or smash the connectors, as this can damage the internal chip.
• When plugging or unplugging, hold the zinc alloy connector housing – never pull on the cable body.

Q: Does this cable need a power adapter?

A: No. It needs no external power supply – just plug it in.

Q: What is the maximum resolution?

A: Up to 8K@60Hz (7680×4320). It also supports 4K@120Hz and 4K@30Hz, depending on your source and display.

Q: Can I use it to connect an HDMI device to a USB-C monitor?

A: No. The cable is one-directional: USB-C source to HDMI display only.

Q: Why choose a fiber optic cable over a regular USB-C to HDMI cable?

A: Regular copper cables lose signal quality over long runs. Fiber optic transmission keeps the signal stable over 16–98ft, resists EMI/RFI interference, and the cable is thinner, lighter and more flexible.

Q: Does it support HDR and protected content?

A: Yes. It supports HDR, HDR10 and HDR10+, and is HDCP 2.3 compliant.

Q: Will it work with my phone?

A: It works with phones and tablets whose USB-C port supports video output (DisplayPort Alt Mode). Charge-only or data-only USB-C ports will not output video.