Product Description

High-Definition Multimedia Interface (HDMI), the future of HDTV, enables delivery of both high-definition video and multichannel, digital audio through just one cable. It offers an ideal way to connect digital displays such as HDTVs, plasma displays, DLP TVs, LCD TVs, and projectors. HDMI interface also provides an all-digital connection between such source devices as HDTVs, DVD players/recorders, digital cable/satellite boxes, and AV receivers.

Product Details

• Brand: Belkin
• Model: AV22300-12
• Dimensions: 1.00" h x 1.00" w x 1.00" l, 3.00 pounds

Features

• Sold Individually
• Improves clarity with superior-grade, 99.99%-purity, solid-copper conductors
• Maintains signal integrity and low loss using precision-formulated, polyethylene dielectric
• Creates precise contact and increased durability with corrosion-resistant, 24k gold connectors
• Provides superior isolation from electromagnetic and radio frequency interference with triple-layer shielding

Customer Reviews

HDMI is a must for HD content -- and the Pure AV is a good choice
Although the wire covering of the Pure AV cable is funky -- more of a stiff nylon mesh than the more standard rubberized exterior -- it seems durable, more so than the cheaper, thinner cables I've seen. The 24K gold connectors and copper conductors are meant to reduce signal distortion, and, while I can't say whether they work better than even cheaper cables, I can't tell the difference between the Pure AV and the much more expensive Monster HDMI 1000HD Ultra-High Speed HDMI Cable (2 meters). I recommend going for this less expensive option unless you're a Monster cable aficionado. The ability to transmit 8-channel surround sound as well as HD video is comparable.

Especially when hooking up a larger HD television, the extra length that this particular HDMI cable provides is important. The common length of 6 feet goes nowhere unless you're connecting directly under the television itself. Depending on your set-up, your HD cable box or player may be located at the opposite side of your connections; a six foot cable will barely go from one side to another of a 52" set, let alone have room for the connection.

If you're buying a Blu-Ray player or other HD content provider, you'll need an HDMI cable for best quality video and audio, provided, of course, that your set has an HDMI connection. The difference between composite video and HDMI is noticeable. You'll want to get the most out of your HD equipment, and this reasonably-priced cable is a good option.

Exactly what I needed for my new Receiver and TV
I just bought a new high end receiver and flat TV (120 & 1080) and was concerned about cable quality. I read that the $100 dollar cables are not necessary. They were right. From the PS3 to the WII to TV and DVD's everything looks perfect.
Don't be a sucker and buy a more expensive cable.

you can't go wrong with belkin
forget those higher priced cables - unless you are an ohm meter there is no need to pay more.