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LINX HDMI Cable - Premium 24K Gold Plated HDMI Lead For HD Ready TV's - 2.4 Metres | 
 enlarge | Brand: Linx
Category: CE
Buy New: £7.48
New (7) from £7.48
Rating:  5 reviews
Sales Rank: 277
Media: Electronics
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.6
Dimensions (in): 10.2 x 5.7 x 3.3
MPN: CABLE0002
Model: CABLE0002
EAN: 5027757003776
ASIN: B000H8VM8Y
Release Date: July 27, 2006
Availability: Usually dispatched within 1-2 business days
Condition: Brand New - Shipped Same Day if bought before 4pm by 1st Class Royal Mail (usually next day).
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 Mine was a faulty cable it turned out, be wary! August 5, 2008
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
I purchased this to use with my Sony DVP-NS78 upscaling DVD player (which is FANTASTIC by the way) however, after many months of problems and wondering if I was turning things on in the wrong order, if the player was faulty, if my new TV was faulty and trying to find any other explanation for the dropouts in video, I came to the conclusion that it could only be the 'high quality' HDMI cable I had bought.
I then bought a 'cheap' one from ASDA for less than 10 and the problem was solved. There is also no difference in picture quality whatsoever (I believe this is more related to cable run length - not an issue here).
Could just have been a fluke but be warned!
 Good connection June 21, 2008
4 out of 4 found this review helpful
This cable is reassuringly chunky and robust and provides an excellent connection between two HDMI sockets.It is not a thin cable or easy to bend, so buy the length needed rather than trying to contort it to fit. An ideal way to connect a new generation games console to a HDTV at a very reasonable price from Amazon. Highly recommended.
excellent cable June 18, 2008
5 out of 5 found this review helpful
just got one of these fantastic cables connected to my toshiba 1080p lcd tv and samsung blue-ray player the picture and sound quality is brilliant why pay more a bargain
Works at 1080p, 7.1 PCM, good shielding March 7, 2008
13 out of 13 found this review helpful
So the first question you ask yourself; does an expensive digital cable make a difference? I'm sure there are millions of people who will tell you that the more expensive the cable to better the picture. Well, being digital, providing the signal reaches the other end with the ones and zeros intact, it will make little difference.
This cable boasts gold connectors, silver solder and oxygen free copper cable. It has a thick insulation coating, with a mesh sort of sleeve around it. It works fine, I've got three of them, one for PS3, one for Sky HD, and one for an Onkyo amplifier. The PS3 works in full 1080p with 7.1 Linear PCM sound without any hesitation, so the cable itself conforms to all the specs.
My only complaint, and this will be the same for all heavily shielded cables, is the weight. It does feel like it might fall out the back without support, and the angle at which it can be comfortable bent is quite small, possibly about 200mm for a complete circle.
As with all audio / video / digital cables, buy the smallest length you need, and try not to run them in parallel with power cables.
A real bargain February 6, 2008
12 out of 12 found this review helpful
This is the second time I've reviewed this product, the first was removed for reasons unknown so hopefully this draft will be acceptable - just bear in mind that the two scores are both mine and not from separate buyers.
The Linx has all the bells and whistles you'd expect from an HDMI cable these days - gold-plated connects, heavy shielding and silver soldered joints, although it does perhaps look slightly less refined than some others you can buy (a minor point, admittedly.) The cable is surrounded in a slightly less thick and less rigid braided PVC jacket than some others you can buy - whether that's got something to do with the thickness of the jacket itself or the internal components is hard to say. Whilst some people might think that this could pose a problem for the cable's long-term durability, it does make it much more flexible and easier to bend, a particularly good point if space behind your TV is limited. And in reality I don't think that the reduction in thickness would make much of a difference to the cable's strength or affect its shielding as it still feels very able to put up with abuse, whilst I haven't seen any obvious cross-talk from external sources.
Signal-wise, the Linx outputs a very good picture, if perhaps not quite as good as some other (admittedly quite expensive) HDMI cables I've seen. In the end the quality is down to the system it's used in as much as anything and for this price the reduction in quality really isn't anywhere near significant enough to make it an issue. I can't really comment on the sound as my TV's speakers aren't the best, however it seems at least as good as any SCART I've used.
I use the Linx for the occasions when I need to view a feed from my laptop on my LCD TV as the length and flexibility allow me to keep the laptop a safe distance from the screen. It's more than adequate for this use and I imagine that it'd be equally at home with a signal from a set-top box or DVD player. I would add that I'm not sure if it's HDMI 1.3 compliant but very few sources presently use the 1.3 standard so it looks to be a moot point for the moment at least. To sum up, this really is a steal and I seriously doubt that you'd find a better cable if you spent double or even triple the asking price.
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