I added it to an HDMI switch to send its signal to the television. On the switch, I have a PS4 Pro, Xbox 360, and a third monitor for my computer. I haven't noticed any loss in quality on any of the three devices. Basically, for anyone who is not picky and just needs an HDMI, it's great.

EDIT *7/12/2023*
The plug came loose and stayed in my hand. I must have plugged and unplugged it from the console 20-30 times in these 3 years. But for the price, it has left me satisfied.

You get what you pay for.
1. Connecting the laptop to an external monitor didn't work at all. With another cable that I have, it connects perfectly.
2. Connecting the Cosmote TV TVbox to the television showed low-quality image. With the other cable that I have, it works flawlessly.
In terms of appearance, it gives the impression of a well-made product. If only it worked...

For HDMI 1.4 connection, it does its job and more. For fun, I tested it with HDMI 2.0 connection (1440p 144hz), and it couldn't hold the signal well, but it wasn't made for that load anyway. For the 1.5€ that I bought it for, it's perfect for the intended job, and the fact that it can't do a job that is superior to its spec doesn't mean anything.

If you want an HDMI 2.0 cable, there is one from Lancom for 3.9€, which does the job and more. But for lower requirements, you can't compete with 1.5€.

With a cost of less than 2€, it's a no-brainer. It has quality construction and doesn't disconnect. The equivalent HDMI cables in big stores cost around 15€. Okay, the price of 15€ is not outrageous, but if someone (like me) wants 4 HDMI cables, it's different to spend 8€ than 60€.

Excellent for its price, it does an impeccable job. It is connected to a TV box with an LG 4K model from 2017