Product Description

Experience anew level of graphical clarity on the Nintendo Wii with the HD-Link from Nyko. The HD-Link is designed to provide the best possible video and audio connection for the Nintendo Wii. Featuring high end Y, Bp, Pr component connections, the HD-Link provides full 480p resolution for your HDTV. The shielded 8-foot cable allows for interference-free audio and video in any entertainment setup while providing the best video and audio quality available for the Wii. The HD-Link is ideal for those who demand the most of their home electronics and want the best possible Wii experience.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #68 in Computer & Video Games
• Brand: Nyko
• Model: 87009
• Released on: 2007-02-01
• Platform: Nintendo Wii
• Dimensions: 2.00" h x 7.50" w x 9.00" l, 3.00 pounds

Features

• High quality video output for the sharpest, clearest picture
• View Wii games in perfect 480p resolution
• Extra long 9 foot cable

Customer Reviews

As good as you can get

Since the Wii isn't really true HD, these cables are the very best that you can do. Never go out and buy Monster cables at Best Buy for $$$. These work exactly the same and are a lot cheaper. I recommend these cables to replace the crappy ones that come with the Wii.

Great cables for the price
I bought these cables to hope to help improve the picture going through my receiver and eventually to my HDTV. I have to say for audio cables these were a great buy at around $17. The cables made a marked improvement over the standard cables that came with the Wii. I was honestly so disappointed in the standard cables and the quality of the picture I was considering sending my Wii back or selling it. I decided to try these cables and I am now very happy with the picture. While not HD, it is a again a big big improvement.

Cable Works as Advertised
There's not a whole lot you can say about a cable. Here's what I have to say about this one:

- It works
- It seems substantial (every cable segment is pretty thick) and well-made.
- I've had no issues with it so far (and really don't expect to have any based on its apparent quality and the fact that it's only a cable).