I am writing a review for a "Premium 10 feet Canon HTC-100 Upgrade Replacement Mini HDMI cable A to C digital cable supports 600Hz and all 1.3 standards" from A Days Tech, sold by VEER2 and fulfilled by Amazon.  Isn't that a mouthful for a product description?  I'd have thought Canon HTC-100 would be enough.  I'm compelled to say this because if you search Amazon for "Canon HTC-100", you'll find 1.5-, 2-, 3-, even 4-meter cables, supporting HDMI 1.3, 1.4, you name it -- often from the same manufacturer.  There's even a genuine Canon HTC-100 for sale -- except half the reviewers warn they didn't receive a genuine Canon cable.  Amazon needs to take some responsibility for creating major confusion over generic replacement products like this sold by a third party and fulfilled by Amazon.  And Canon shares some blame too since Canon Direct doesn't list any specification for an HTC-100 -- for all I know they get them from Amazon.