Monster HDMI-400 400 Series HDTV HDMI Cable (2 meters) by Monster
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Digital camera reviews of Monster HDMI-400 400 Series HDTV HDMI Cable (2 meters)
Digital camera Review: Don't be fooled
Summary: 1 Stars
Let me break it down for you and make it simple. HDMI is a signal that's been built so well that it has little to no issues with signal quality. The only instance where that MAY become an issue is with the length of the cable, but in terms of wiring a convention centre. For this reason HDMI is just as good over ten dollar cables as it is over hundred dollar cables, when used in your home.
The bottom Line with HDMI is as long as the signal gets to its destination, it WILL ALWAYS be the same no matter what carries it there.
Simple HDMI works or it doesn't, 100% or zero, very black and white functionality.
Digital camera Review: Don't waste money....
Summary: 1 Stars
.. on the Monster hype and high price quality. There are HDMI cables for $15 here at Amazon that do a great job. I have this cable and it's given me nothing but trouble (and the fact that HDMI + cable technology is not consumer ready though they shove it down our throats).Digital camera Review: Don't waste your money.
Summary: 1 Stars
Monster cables always have been and always will be a joke. Sure they may be higher quality but in terms of picture quality it isn't helping anything. Especially in the digital age there won't be signal loss regardless of what cable you go with. The extra cost all goes to pay the naive consumer tax.Digital camera Review: Dont waste your money
Summary: 1 Stars
A $10 cable does the same thing. Do not believe the hype. Monster is overpriced and people are starting to realize it. Its digital, 1s and 0s. Either it reads it or it doesnt.Digital camera Review: Dumb dumb dumb
Summary: 1 Stars
What do they say about fools and money?
HDMI uses TMDS which is a digital transmission system with built-in error correction. TMDS has been designed to work over cheap cabling and a $10 HDMI cable will meet the specification. If you spend 9 times more on this cable than another one then you have just wasted $80. That's all there is to it.
You don't need expensive shielding or gold plated connectors for a cable. The picture or the sound are not richer or more vibrant with a $90 cable over a $10. In fact the signal is identical. Let me repeat - HDMI (& DVI-D) devices talk digitally with error correction. This cable and ones like it are for suckers only.