Trust GXT 731 Ruza καλώδιο HDMI 1,8 m HDMI Type-A (Standard)

The Trust GXT 731 Ruza HDMI cable (1.8 m) is an Ultra High Speed HDMI 2.1 cable designed for modern consoles and high-resolution displays. It supports up to 48 Gbit/s bandwidth to transmit 4K video at 120 Hz or 8K at 60 Hz, and uses HDMI Type A connectors on both ends. Gold-plated contacts and a reinforced strain-relief housing improve signal reliability and connector durability.

Advantages

The cable’s HDMI 2.1 specification and 48 Gbit/s bandwidth enable high-frame-rate 4K and 8K video transmission while remaining backwards compatible with earlier HDMI versions. Gold-plated plugs provide improved corrosion resistance and stable signal transfer, and the 1.8 metre length offers flexibility for typical home entertainment or gaming setups. Reinforced strain relief reduces the risk of cable damage at the connector.

Suitable for

• Connecting next-gen game consoles to 4K/8K TVs or monitors
• High-frame-rate 4K gaming at 100–120 Hz
• 8K video at 60 Hz where supported
• Home theater systems and AV receivers supporting HDMI 2.1

Key specifications

• Cable standard: HDMI 2.1 (Ultra High Speed)
• Maximum bandwidth: 48 Gbit/s
• Supported resolutions and refresh rates: up to 4K@120 Hz, up to 8K@60 Hz
• Connectors: HDMI Type A – HDMI Type A
• Cable length: 1.8 m
• Contact finish: gold-plated contacts
• Compatibility: backwards compatible with previous HDMI versions

How to use

Connect one HDMI Type A plug to the HDMI output of your console, PC, or media player and the other plug to an HDMI input on your TV, monitor, or AV receiver. Ensure both devices support the desired resolution and refresh rate in their display settings. For best results, route the cable without sharp bends and avoid placing it under heavy objects that may damage the connector or cable insulation.

Recommendations

For 4K@120 Hz or 8K@60 Hz use, confirm that both source and display devices support HDMI 2.1 features and set their video output accordingly. If experiencing signal issues, try a different HDMI input on the display, check device firmware updates, and ensure the cable is fully inserted at both ends.