Lossless Transmission: Due to the fiber optic core, the signal maintains its integrity over the entire 10-meter length without attenuation, video dropouts, or artifacts.

HDCP 2.2 Support: Essential for transmitting protected content from modern sources (e.g., streaming boxes, 4K Blu-ray players).

Zero EMI/RFI: Optical fiber is immune to electromagnetic and radio frequency interference, making it perfect for installation near power cables or other electronic devices.

Design and Installation Active Cable (AOC): The connectors contain integrated chips that convert electrical signals to optical signals (at the source end) and back to electrical signals (at the display end).

Directional: The cable is directional and must be installed correctly. The connector labeled "Source" plugs into the PC or player, and the connector labeled "Display" plugs into the monitor, TV, or projector.

Slim and Flexible: The fiber core makes the cable much thinner and more flexible than equivalent high-speed copper cables, simplifying installation and cable management.

Supported Technologies ARC (Audio Return Channel): Supports sending audio from the display back to the source (e.g., an AV receiver).

HDR (High Dynamic Range): Supports HDR formats for improved picture contrast and color depth.

CEC (Consumer Electronics Control): Allows HDMI-connected devices to communicate and control each other.