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Certified cables and switches, with the bandwidth stated

What they actually do

Connection accessories: HDMI cables, switches, splitters, Bluetooth adapters.

Why the certification is the specification

HDMI licensing forbids selling cables by version number. The meaningful labels are the certification categories — Premium High Speed at 18 Gbit/s, Ultra High Speed at 48 — and the latter carries a hologram that can be verified in an app. A brand that quotes the category is telling you something a “2.1” badge does not.

Every UGREEN part we have reviewed

  • UGREEN Bluetooth 6.0 receiver with LDAC and RCA outputs

    UGREEN Bluetooth 6.0 receiver with LDAC

    The only receiver here that states LDAC and a Hi-Res certification — and the only one that keeps working when the mains does not.

    Bluetooth version
    6.0 — stated
    Codec
    LDAC decoding, with a Hi-Res Audio certification stated by the maker
    Outputs
    3.5 mm and 2 × RCA — stated
    Dual connectivity
    Two devices paired at once; while one plays, the other can only pause — stated
    Battery
    Up to 15 hours playback, USB-C charging — stated
    Known behaviour
    Some iPhone and Samsung models must be reconnected manually after the unit is switched off — stated by the maker
    Amazon reference
    B0DSPXCBNX (same reference on 6 Amazon marketplaces)
    EAN
    6941876255450
    • LDAC, which carries considerably more than SBC from a phone that supports it
    • A stated Hi-Res Audio certification rather than an unqualified quality claim
    • LDAC requires a phone that supports it — it is common on Android and absent on iPhone

    Best for: An Android phone feeding a hi-fi, where the extra bandwidth of LDAC is actually available.

    ≈ $20 / £20 / 19 €
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  • UGREEN 3-in-1-out HDMI switch with infrared remote control

    UGREEN 3-in-1-out HDMI switch with remote

    The bandwidth here matches the resolution claim — 18 Gbit/s — and the maker states plainly that it needs power and will not switch automatically.

    Direction
    3 in / 1 out — one display at a time, stated
    Stated resolution
    4K 60 Hz, 4K 30 Hz, 2560×1440 at 120 Hz, 1920×1080 at 240 Hz — stated
    Stated bandwidth
    18 Gbit/s — stated
    Standards
    HDMI 2.0 and 1.4 — stated
    Switching
    IR remote and manual button; automatic switching explicitly not supported
    Power
    USB, 5 V 1 A or higher required — stated
    Maker's note
    A computer set to sleep can cause switching problems — stated by the maker
    Amazon reference
    B0DLN4RLQF (same reference on 6 Amazon marketplaces)
    EAN
    6941876258574
    • A stated 18 Gbit/s, which is the bandwidth 4K 60 Hz actually requires
    • A remote, so the source changes from the sofa rather than from behind the television
    • Requires a 5 V 1 A power supply, which is one more cable and one more socket

    Best for: Three demanding 4K sources into one screen, changed regularly from the sofa.

    ≈ $20 / £14 / 19 €
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