Ant Esports AEH0105 4K HDMI Cable, 1.5 m (18Gbps, Ethernet) at ₹92 on Amazon.in

Quick facts

Product overview

The AEH0105 is Ant Esports' entry-level high-speed HDMI cable. The Amazon.in listing describes a 1.5-metre black cord built to the HDMI high-speed specification: 18Gbps of bandwidth, support for 4K resolution at 60Hz, and an HDMI Ethernet channel, which lets a single cable carry networking data between compatible devices in addition to audio and video.

The listed compatibility set covers the usual suspects — PCs and laptops running Windows or macOS, UHD televisions and monitors, older consoles like the Xbox 360, current consoles like the PS5 and PS4, and Blu-ray players. In practice, any device with a full-size HDMI port falls into this category; the cable is not a mini-HDMI or USB-C adapter.

Amazon.in's product page was readable at the time of research, and the ₹92 price appears on the page itself, so the advertised figure and the merchant's figure agree. As with any Amazon listing, the price shown can vary with seller, stock, and session, so confirm the number on the page before checkout.

Why consider it

• Price is the whole story. At ₹92, this costs less than most in-store HDMI cables and less than a coffee. For a spare cable that lives in a drawer for the day a console needs reconnecting or a monitor moves desks, that is exactly the right amount to spend.
• Specs are adequate for current consoles and 4K TVs. 18Gbps handles 4K at 60Hz, which covers PS5 and PS4 output to a 4K television for standard gameplay. It will not do 4K at 120Hz — that needs an HDMI 2.1-certified (48Gbps) cable — but for most living-room setups 60Hz is the target.
• Ethernet channel is a small future-proofing bonus. Rarely used, but it costs nothing extra here and matters for some AV receivers and older smart-TV setups.
• 1.5 metres is the practical default. Long enough for a monitor-on-desk or console-near-TV arrangement; shorter than the 2–3 m cables you'd want for wall-mounted TVs.

Pros and cons

Who should buy it

• Anyone who needs a basic spare HDMI cable for a monitor, TV, PS4/PS5, Xbox, or laptop-to-TV setup and doesn't want to spend more than pocket change.
• Buyers setting up a desk or dorm room where 1.5 metres is enough reach.
• Not for competitive console gamers who need 4K at 120Hz — look for an HDMI 2.1 (Ultra High Speed, 48Gbps) cable instead.
• Not for runs longer than about 2 metres; buy a longer high-speed cable for wall-mounted TVs.

Final verdict

This is a no-frills, correctly-specced HDMI cable at a price where hesitation costs more than the product. The merchant page confirms the ₹92 listing and the 4K 60Hz / 18Gbps specification, and the advertised price matches. It won't satisfy HDMI 2.1 gaming needs, and Ant Esports is a budget brand, so treat it as a functional spare rather than a premium cable. If you have any device in the house that might need an HDMI connection soon, adding this to a cart at ₹92 is a sensible, low-risk buy. Check the live price on Amazon.in before ordering — listings at this level change frequently.