How much K HD cable does the projector use?

When choosing the HD line of the projector, you need to decide according to the resolution of the projector:

• If it is a 1080P resolution projector: It is recommended to choose an HDMI cable that supports 1080P or higher resolution, such as HDMI2.0 version. HDMI2.0 version can support 4K resolution, but backward compatible with 1080P, 

its bandwidth is enough to transmit 1080P high-definition video signals, to ensure that the picture is clear, smooth, there will be no lag or frame drop, and also support 3D functions and audio return features. For example, HDERA 

original HDMI cable version 2.0, pure copper wire core, can provide stable signal transmission, to meet the 1080P projector in watching movies, playing games and other scenarios.

• If it is a 4K resolution projector: choose the HDMI2.1 HD cable. Hdmi version 2.1 supports higher resolution and refresh rate, which can give full play to the high definition and fine picture quality of 4K projectors, while also supporting 

8K video transmission, providing a certain degree of compatibility for future device upgrades. For example, HDERA HDMI2.1 cable can support 4K, 8K ultra-high-definition video, and 3D function is no problem, which can bring excellent 

sound and picture transmission effects for 4K projectors, suitable for users who pursue high-quality audiovisual experience.

• If it is an 8K resolution projector: you must use HDMI2.1 or higher HD cable to ensure that you can transmit 8K ultra-high-definition video signals, showing the ultimate picture detail and clarity of 8K projectors. Like Kibor Q series silver 

plated HDMI cable version 2.1, support 8K@60Hz resolution, heavy sintering grade silver plated copper core design, can effectively shield interference, ensure the stable transmission of 8K video signal, so that the picture quality of 8K

projector can be perfect.

In addition, if your projector is older and only supports VGA interface, then you can choose a specialized VGA cable such as HDERA VGA projection cable, but VGA cable generally can only support a maximum of 1080P resolution, and

 the color and detail performance is not as good as HDMI cable.