Mediabridge Ultra Series - High Speed HDMI Cable with Ethernet - (10 Feet) - Category 2 Certified - Supports 3D & Audio Return Channel [Latest HDMI Version Available]
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Customer Review: Well Made Cable; Good Price
Summary: 5 Stars
Like another reviewer said, "What can you say about a cable; it works or it doesn't." (I'm not sure that is a direct quote, but it's close.) If you've been shopping for HDMI cables you know that prices range from around $2 to $200. I'm not an engineer, but I've read that, within types, a cable either transmits information or it doesn't. If one cable costs $2 and another costs $200 and they both transmit data, they are equal. So why pay $200?
This cable is reasonably priced, looks to be well-made and, best of all, it works. It comes in a simple cardboard box--no flashy packaging--but who cares about that? The next time I need an HDMI cable I'll definitely buy another one of these.
Customer Review: HDMI cable from Mediabridge
Summary: 5 Stars
Received the HDMI cable very promptly.
I don't have test equipment so review is observational.
The cable has the highest possible specs that I could find.
Price was $20.00 lower than others I had looked at.
Cable appeared to be well made and connectors fit properly and hold tight.
Picture quality on the flat screen TV improved, but since I moved from component cables to HDMI a slight improvement would have been expected.
I have already recommended Mediabridge to others.
One comment, in general, HDMI cables should be offered in a "flexible" version. Hooked up a very light weight Roku box, and had some difficulty making it sit flat on the shelf.
Customer Review: Don't be Fooled
Summary: 5 Stars
This is a high quality cable. Don't be fooled by the weaker reviews and miss out on the price of this cord. For the price, you can not get a better value.
Just to clear a few things up, you may have searched for an HDMI 1.4 cable when you found this item. This cable is not in the 1.4 series. It is in the 1.3a series. However, it can handle 3D signals. Any High-Speed HDMI cable can handle a 3D signal, not just the 1.4 series. Both [...] and Amazon.com were very unclear about that fact. The only difference between this cable and a 1.4 cable is an audio return channel and ethernet line built-in.
Other than that, take my advice, buy this cable.
Customer Review: Simply Amazing
Summary: 5 Stars
I needed new HDMI cables because I was making the jump from 1.3 to 1.4a on HDMI standards. Let me be clear, finding 1.4a on the packaging of some HDMI cables is a pain in the butt (at least right now). I bought these as test (7 of them to be exact). They each come in their own little, sturdy box. They were well packaged and the quality of these things just screamed to me. I opened them up, labeled them and installed them. I even brought one of them into work to show some of the other guys (that says a lot because I am not usually that sharing).
Price was great, quality was great. I will definitely buy some more Mediabridge cables in the future.
Customer Review: Did Not Work Consistently For Me
Summary: 2 Stars
I really wanted these to work, but they didn't consistently do so. I used one from my cable box into a Sony soundsystem, and then another one into my LG LED TV. Everything would play fine for a while and then, boom, "No Signal". I played around with different configurations. Sometimes they would work, other times, "No Signal". Since I have switched to the flat Vizio High Speed HDMI cables a few weeks ago, I haven't had ANY PROBLEMS with signal at all.
I am using these cables between my DVD player and TV and my PS3 and the TV and they seem to work fine for those. But something about 1080/240 that these cables coudn't consistently handle.