ONE FOR ALL HDMI cables

Discover our range of ONE FOR ALL HDMI cables

One For All HDMI cables are an easy, reliable way to get the most from your home entertainment. The line covers everyday needs, from short leads that keep a console tidy on a TV stand to longer runs that reach a wall-mounted set cleanly. Connectors are robust, jackets are flexible enough to route through brackets, and the labelling on the sleeve tells you at a glance which cable suits films, sport or high-frame-rate gaming.

Picking the right spec is straightforward. For most streaming boxes and Blu-ray players, a certified High Speed lead handles 4K at standard rates with HDR without drama. Gamers and owners of the latest consoles or PCs should look for Ultra High Speed certification, which is designed to support higher refresh combinations and advanced features where both the source and TV support them. If you use a soundbar via your TV's audio return channel, choose a cable that states ARC or eARC support for reliable audio hand-off.

Length matters more than people think. Too short and you stress the ports when you swivel the TV, too long and you create loops that snag. Measure the route, add a little slack for strain relief, then pick 1.5-metre, 2-metre or 3-metre options as needed. For neat installs, right-angle adapters can help behind tight brackets, and simple cable clips keep things from tugging on HDMI sockets over time. One For All keeps the approach practical and compatible, so mixed brands of TVs, consoles and sound systems work together with minimal setup.

Set-and-forget is the goal. Plug the source into the TV or soundbar, power up, then let your devices negotiate the best picture and sound they both support. If a combination does not work at a desired refresh rate, check the TV input label in its settings, try a different HDMI port, or shorten the cable run. You can compare One For All options at Currys, from everyday High Speed to Ultra High Speed leads, then choose the spec that matches your devices. Pricing varies by retailer and region.

Setup tip: when wall mounting, plug and test all HDMI leads before lifting the TV onto the bracket to avoid refitting later.

Are HDMI 2.1 cables different from older ones?

Ultra High Speed HDMI cables are tested for higher bandwidth to support advanced combinations where your devices allow them, while older High Speed cables are fine for many 4K film and TV setups.

Do I need eARC for a soundbar?

eARC helps with higher-quality formats when both TV and soundbar support it, however standard ARC still works well for many setups. Use a cable that lists ARC or eARC support.

Will a gold-plated connector improve the picture?

Gold plating helps resist corrosion at the contact, it does not change the digital picture. Focus on certification, length and build quality instead.

Can one cable handle both picture and internet?

Some HDMI links support Ethernet over HDMI, but many people never use it. If networking matters, keep a separate Ethernet cable to your TV or streamer for simplicity.