Belkin HDMI-to-HDMI Cable (4 feet)

I've seen many reviews advising not to buy "expensive" HDMI cables because there is no difference in quality. It's probably true that you won't see a difference in picture quality, but you will see a difference in build quality.

These Belkin cables have solid connectors and a strong woven jacket. If it gets pinched or bent it will hold up.

I've had many Belkin cables over the years, and I've never had a problem with any of them.

These are somewhat less expensive than Monster-type brands, but the quality (image and construction) are definitely on par. You won't go wrong.

I am very happy with this cable. It replaced a Monster Component cable, I do not remember the exact model, but I had purchsed a few for all my TV's about 6 months to a year ago at Circuity City. I remember them being in the area of $150. For 1/3 of the price the build quality matches that of Monster and the picture is better, though only slightly. Have purchased new Belkin cables for all my TV's now. If you are thinking about it, do it.

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Quite frankly, I don't know if this cable transmits information in a "cleaner" fashion than cheaper alternatives. However, it is very well constructed and works great with my high end component home theater installation. This Belkin cable seems to be a good compromise between the inexpensive and outrageously priced alternatives.

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I don't have too much more to say than this cable does what it was built to do. I am not any kind of expert when it comes to these types of things, but I get a great, crystal clear picture from my DVD player through this cable. I bought it because it was cheaper than the equal Monster cable, and I don't regret the decision.

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I have owned my Belkin HDMI for about 6 months. In the past few weeks, I have noticed that the cable is falling out of the TV socket! Since it is mounted perfectly horizontal, I can only assume the cause to be all the excess weight of the very well insulated cable. I wonder if the even higher priced cables, with their "super" insulation have the same problem. Since HDMI is supposedly the BEST connection, why don't manufacturers insure a good connection with thumb screws or snaps at connections like computer manufacturers? ...just a thought! Anyway, I'm now using my cable providers' very light, vinyl clad HDMI, with just as good viewing results!

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