35ft 4K HDMI Extension Cable with Ethernet, Male to Female, 24 AWG CL2, UL, Black

The High Speed HDMI Extension Cable with Ethernet adds length to an existing HDMI connection rather than replacing it. With a male plug on one end and a female port on the other, it extends a run so a wall-mounted TV, ceiling projector, streaming stick or game console can reach a source that would otherwise be too far away. It carries 4K@60Hz Ultra HD video and includes the HDMI Ethernet Channel for everyday home theater and AV setups.

One end terminates in a 19-pin HDMI Type A male plug that connects to a TV input, wall plate or the female end of an existing cable. The gold-flash contacts resist corrosion and hold a low-resistance connection, while the molded strain relief protects the cable where it bends behind a display or inside a wall.

The opposite end is a 19-pin HDMI Type A female receptacle that accepts another standard HDMI male cable, letting two cables join into a single longer run. This male-to-female design is what separates an extension cable from a standard male-to-male cable, and it lets users add reach to a setup without rewiring the whole signal path.

Inside, 24 AWG copper-clad steel conductors are wrapped in aluminum foil and a 65% braided shield that limits electromagnetic interference across longer distances. The cable is UL recognized (E333339), CSA marked, RoHS compliant, and carries a CL2 in-wall rating with a VW-1 flame-rated jacket, meeting common requirements for routing inside walls.

For home theater, the extension reaches a ceiling-mounted projector or a TV at the far side of a room, and supports ARC so audio can return from the TV to a soundbar over the extended link. It also adds length to streaming sticks, Roku, Fire TV, game consoles and cable boxes when the bundled cable falls short, which avoids buying and re-routing an entirely new long cable. The thicker 24 AWG conductors and braided shield are chosen specifically to hold a stable 4K@60Hz picture across these longer extended runs.

This extension cable is offered from 1 to 65 ft, with the longer lengths and CL2 rating suited to in-wall and across-room routing. It pairs with any standard HDMI Type A male cable for Full HD and 4K@60Hz content. For a new single cable rather than an extension, choose a standard male-to-male HDMI cable; for runs beyond passive limits, use an active HDMI extender instead.

Product Comparison: HDMI Extension Cable vs Standard HDMI Cable

Both options use the same HDMI Type A interface, so the difference is the connector configuration and what each is designed to do. This extension cable is male-to-female and adds reach to an HDMI run that is already in place, while a standard male-to-male cable connects two devices directly. Use the table below to pick the right one for your setup.

FAQ

What is the difference between an HDMI extension cable and a standard HDMI cable?

An HDMI extension cable is male-to-female, so it adds length to an existing HDMI cable instead of replacing it. A standard HDMI cable is male-to-male and connects two devices directly. Use an extension when a cable is already in place but does not reach far enough.

Can this extend the HDMI from a streaming stick, wall-mounted TV or game console?

Yes. The female end accepts the male plug of an existing HDMI cable or device, so it extends streaming sticks, Roku, Fire TV, consoles and cable boxes to a wall-mounted TV or distant source. It carries 4K@60Hz and supports ARC for soundbar audio.

How far can I extend an HDMI cable and still get 4K?

This passive extension holds 4K@60Hz over the listed lengths up to 65 ft, with the 24 AWG conductors and shielding helping maintain the signal. For runs longer than passive cabling supports, use an active HDMI extender or an HDMI fiber cable instead of a passive extension.

How do I connect this extension cable and can ARC pass through it?

Plug the existing HDMI cable's male end into the female port, then connect the male end of the extension to the TV or device. Because the cable includes the Ethernet channel, ARC audio can return through the extended link when both the TV and soundbar use ARC ports.

Which length should I choose, and which works in walls?

Choose the shortest length that closes the gap your current cable leaves, from 1 ft for a small reach to 25, 35, 50 or 65 ft for across-room and ceiling runs. For routing inside a wall, the CL2 in-wall rating on this cable meets common building requirements.