KabelDirekt TOSLINK – Optical Audio Cable – 6ft – Fiber Optic Cord, S/PDIF Digital Audio Optical Cable for Soundbar, Stereo Systems, Home Cinema, Xbox One/PS4 – Designed in Germany

The cable is a good thickness, you feel a solid connection with the gold ends and the length is exactly what I needed as my stereo is on the other room, opposite from the pc. I felt the price was fair and so far this works very well and should last for many years.

It works perfectly and I like the cable material it's not stiff its more pliable and easy to work with.

This item was just what I needed at a great price and fast delivery. I recommend this product to anyone who is replacing a damaged Optical cable.

Ordered by mistake and was impressed with the quaility of the cable and its performance It thick and carries that sound so well. I will be checking out more of this manufacturer's products decent value as well

The Short:This is digital. 1 and 0. On or Off. Yes or No. The cable works or it doesn't. It works every time. The gold plating, fancy carbon fiber look cover, etc is just eye candy and while it looks nice, it's just looks. So it's a nice looking cable, that looks well made, and functions as it should. That's it - it works. You can stop here.The Long: (if you are really bored)So lets review...0) FIRST - I can't hear a difference between one SPDIF cable and another. If I did hear a difference, it meant the cable or connection was damaged.1) ALL streaming over the internet, Blue-Ray, DVD, CD, etc is DIGITAL.2) For you to HEAR digital, it has to be converted to analog because your ears are analog.3) That converter is a DAC, or Digital to Analog Converter.4) IF you have a nice receiver with SPDIF inputs or you have one of those cool little standalone DACs, AND you haven't spent your life savings on a high-end component, you probably have a better DAC on the receiver (or the standalone, but then why are you reading this) than on the components. I'm sure my sub $100 blue-ray, my $500 TV and my 25 year old CD player do not have as good a DAC as myYes, in general, the digital bridge between devices is better than an analog bridge IF you have a good DAC on the receiving end of the circuit. My Yamaha receiver has a better DAC than my TV, my HTPC/Streamer or my CD player. All of these are relatively nice components, but I didn't spend my child's college fund on them. So I use one of these with my CD player, my HTPC, and my TV. My Blue-ray goes to the TV via HDMI, so the digital audio stream is sent from the TV to the DAC on the receiver. I've done a lot of AB testing and this is definitely a better setup for me than using RCA analog cables to the receiver from any of these components. AND if I upgrade my receiver, I automatically upgrade all of the components.Now, wake up and do something.

They work as intended. Very thick cable, fits nicely into female RCA. So far has been very reliable and held up. For the price id say get it!

Simple and long! Good quality! Worked like a charm!

We bought a new tv, and thought the problem would be running the sound from the new tv to the 17 year old stereo receiver. Surprisingly, the receiver had an optical audio jack, and the sound is terrific. There's no need to buy a cable for two or three times the cost. This will serve you just fine.