As other reviewers have mentioned, this cable is not Category 2 certified which means it has not undergone testing to verify that it works consistently for 1080p. Because this particular cable is so short, you most likely will be able to get away with this "non high-speed" cable and pass 1080p without a problem. However, there is no guarantee. Also, Category 2 cables are rated at 340Mhz and support the "x.v Color" and "Deep color" modes that newer TV's are supporting.[...]I've had problems with this cable. I've seen the "red sparkle" effect on my TV while watching Blu-ray movies and I believe the source was this cable. I'm not going to return this cable because the shipping costs more than the $.92 product. For $.92, you get what you pay for.Pay the $3-$5 and get a good cable.