The only thing to watch for is that really cheap cables can be a bit fallaparty, with a few caveats HDMI is HDMI.
You’ll get some that are labelled “HDMI 1.3” or “HDMI 1.4” or some such, but this is marketing and meaningless in cable terms as it tells you nothing about the cable’s capabilities. For example, HDMI 1.4 adds Ethernet communication to the spec, but a HDMI 1.4 cable doesn’t necessarily permit Ethernet unless it actually says “Ethernet channel” on it (it’s the one instance where it’s wired differently). Similarly, a “high speed” cable is required for pictures beyond 2D 720p / 1080i. If you don’t need these features, any cable will do.
Anything else pertaining to be “3D” or “deep colour” or “high definition” is smoke and mirrors, these are all high speed applications and implies a high speed cable.