Why I buy this one ?
- Supports multiple audio formats, from stereo to multi-channel sound.
- Gas-injected dielectric for optimum signal strength and ultra-low loss.
- High-density triple-shielding for maximum rejection of RFI and EMI.
- For high-definition video (720p and 1080i) or standard video formats.
- Length - 2 meters

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What our customer's say!

"Monster priced cable", This was the first HDMI cable I purchased. It was not very expensive at Amazon compared to other retail stores, but still over priced compared to other brands. The quality of the cable is great. Monster cables definitely seem more durable and rugged compared to other brands, but that isn't always something I need for my home theater system.

"Bought to Replace a Cheap Cable", I bought this cable to replace one of those cheap $10 HDMI cables. That cable, straight from the box, gave us annoying horizontal banding when used with our new Sony BDP-S350 Blu-ray player and Toshiba 34 inch HDTV. I had even blown out the connections thinking it might have been caused by dust or something, but the problem persisted. So I began looking for another affordable alternative to the $100+ Monster Cables and found this model. It may not be the most advanced, but it works well for us, giving a crystal clear picture.

I do question whether this cable will reliably transfer 1080p signals, since one part of the packaging indicated 1080p compatibility, while another part seemed to indicate that 1080i was the best it would do. I cannot test this, because our TV maxes out at 1080i.

It's true that digital signals are just a bunch of ones and zeros, but the construction of the cable does play into the reliable transmission of those bits. Some people may get lucky with one of those cheap $10 cables, but I got what I paid for.

"I ran the experiment", I wanted the cheapest cable I could find to display my laptop to a HD TV.
So I went to the local computer store and bought a cheapo cable for 3 bucks. When I used it I found that I got what I paid for. The video was dirty looking. So I bought this Monster cable and I can tell a huge difference. The picture looks perfect.
But, at the same time I did this, my brother bought a [...] no-name cable and when I borrowed it to see if their was a differnce, there is not.
at 1080p on my TV, I could not see any difference.
So, in summary, I would say: Do not buy the cheapest cable you can find. For the average or above average person, just buy a mid priced cable (or monster if on sale). And for the high quality people out there, get the monster cable.

"EXCELLENT", GREAT PRODUCT WHICH HAS ALREADY PROVEN TO WORK FINE AND VERY CHEAP COMPARED TO SIMILAR PRODUCTS FOUND IN THE SHOPS.

"Worth the money", I thought I'd add my 2 cents in the great debate about Monster cables. I tried several HDMI cable brands (Monster, Sony, RCA), and while they all offer great improvement over component, and I am not so rich that money is no object, I think the Monster cables are worth the extra few dollars when you connect to high priced equipment. What I noticed is that the picture is a bit brighter and that allows me greater flexibility when making adjustments to my TV. It's not easy to compare cables head to head for this reason: each may need different picture adjustments. But overall I do think I get the best results with Monster, although I haven't tried all brands by any means. In this case, going for the sure thing may actually save you money in the long run.

Read this reviews before You buy...

"HDMI MUST!", Well built HDMI cable but only buy online if you get a good price! Never buy at a Circuit City or Best Buy because of their rip off prices on this item!!

"Expensive HDMI cables are pointless, I'll tell you why.", HDMI is an all digital connection. That means and whole bunch of zero's and one's are being sent through the cable. 1's and 0's will NOT degrade or be subject to interference. Either the 0's and 1's are sent, or they aren't. There is no inbetween. I have always used 10 dollar cables and they work excellent and factually just as well as more expensive cables.

"Don't waste money....", .. 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).

"Monster HDMI - Works for Me", Great price. Great product. I would highly recommend the Monster Cable HDMI for anybody that wants the very BEST picture for their HDTV.

"RF interference gone!", I have a 40inch Sony LCD monitor which is on a separate wall from the rest of my gear. My previous set up included high quality (high priced) component video cables. I still got intermittent RF interference in the form of color shifts and a slowly crawling horizontal line. HDMI completely eliminated the problem. This cable runs through a separate track, but in the same baseboard cable cover as the cable TV hookup and all of my speaker wires with no interference. If you are planning for a long cable run, HDMI is the only way to go. This cable works perfectly.