Hdmi Cable Free Useful Guide

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1. Benn on June 14th, 2009 11:18 am

   I was really appreciative to find such a budget priced item that had great success in so many reviews. My purchase satisfaction was short lived, unfortunately.

   Upon installation, the cables worked as expected and created an excellent signal, very pleased with it. No issues whatsoever.

   Two weeks later, my signal from cable just stops suddenly. Fearing that it was my LCD failing somehow, I immediately investigated and started narrowing down the possible causes and troubleshooting discovered that it was indeed the HDMI cable only, along with the second one I had purchased for the video equipment. I confirmed so by trying them on other equipment elsewhere in the house and replacing the cables with other ones to see if they function.

   Both were deader than a doornail with no known cause. Everything else in the house is fine, including other HDMI cables.

   Perhaps they passed to close to the Kryptonite and didn’t have long to live upon arrival or I just ended up with some kind of random event which causes electronic items not to behave like their dependable siblings.

   Some day I may know all the answers, but for now, just a caveat for you to ponder.

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2. Sinyan on June 15th, 2009 11:33 am

   Obviously, there are price differences between a brick & mortar versus an on-line store. HDMI cabling is one such category that demonstrates a truly wide gap in both available lengths and price. My purchase came on time and fit into my system without a problem. I even compared the video and audio with a comparable “high-end” brand that also begins with “M” and could tell no difference. Why pay more?

3. Oomen on June 16th, 2009 11:34 am

   This cable works great with both our cable company DVR box and our Blue Ray player. Why spend more? Don’t get sucked in and buy a ‘Loch Ness’ cable. Copper is copper folks. The connectors are very good, fit tight. It’s a cable. It works.

4. Ohrbom on June 17th, 2009 11:39 am

   The cables as most of the other reviews have stated are a great value. Mine connects my 40″ Samsung HDTV with my cable set.

5. Campbell on June 18th, 2009 11:00 am

   i pluged it in the second i got it and everything worked with a crystal clear view. the sound was crystal clear aswell. i would recemmend this to anyone!

6. Linford on June 19th, 2009 11:24 am

   Everybody who “believes” that a $150 HDMI cable is notably improving the HD experience vs. a cheap cable should stay away from this product. All the other, more realistic people should buy this cable (buy two or three more - the next $3K HDTV might come again without a cable) and save some money.

7. Quirk on June 20th, 2009 11:28 am

   It is very basic and definately not a heavy gauge wire that some think is better, and it is not including any gold contacts. It is however doing the job and was the appropriate price for such a basic accessory, unlike many stores that handle similar products.

8. Bentley on June 21st, 2009 11:23 am

   Simple and to the point
   Product arrived quickly, no fancy packaging, no frills - plug it in and you’re set — unless you are a true videophile, or spend your time searching for the slightest imperfection, while in your home made sheet tent in your mom’s basement, you should buy this great cable

9. Donaldson on June 22nd, 2009 11:08 am

   It’s a digital signal so either you have a perfect connection or you have no connection. Bought a couple of these and they work just as well as the overpriced name brand ones.

10. Slocum on June 23rd, 2009 11:16 am

    Hooked up PS3 to 52 in Bravia.
    Cable runs through the wall up to attic and down the wall where TV hangs over fireplace. No loss of signal or noise interference from powersources located close to it.
    Product arrived as stated and in good condition along with 3 other 6ft HDMI cables. Great price specially when similar product retails for almost 15 times more at box retailers or brandname cables.
    I highly recommend vendor and product.

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