Customer Reviews

Nintendo Wii Component AV Cables

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For the Nintendo Wii, let's face it. 480i is not bad, but when the TV's get larger in size, you can start to detect the fuzziness of the picture. Getting the component cable bumps it up to 480p, effectively doubling the resolution in one dimension (though I don't remember which one). While not necessary for Wii Sports, though it does make a difference there, it is pretty sweet upgrade for games such as Zelda (which is about all I can speak for as of now). Obviously, while I recommend this for larger TV's to remove the grain, on smaller TV's this just makes the picture quality seem crisp and clear.

This HD cables are great, they suport the 480p that the wii system has, i connected them to a 1080i HDTV and the work GREAT, it really improves the quality of the gameplay experience on the wii, if you have the console, this is a MUST!

This component cable works perfectly. The only issue that some users might run into is this: the audio cables are not separated from the video cables--keep this in mind before you buy this brand. Make sure on your HDTV / EDTV that the blue, green and red video cinputs are closeby your red and white audio inputs. I haven't run into this issue, but others might. Great off-brand product.

I bought these because they are far cheaper then most on the market and the quality of the cables is good. With most component cables all 5 cables are split at the same place so you may need audio extensions to reach to your receiver. You can find the cable and female2female connectors you need on amazon for a cheap price.

These cables to supply a 480p image and the complaints about pixelation are just by those who don't understand SD and HD resolution and how games are made. These cables work great and the price is a bargain. A good buy.

I got these thinking they were a good deal, despite the reservations I hold about buying third-party hardware. For a while, they worked great and I was happy, but a few months after my purchase, the sound cables and the blue input stopped working correctly, resulting in a reddish-green image and a lot of high-pitched beeping whenever I turned on my system. If you want decent HD cables for your Wii, spring the extra 20 for the ones Nintendo makes (they've been working great for me).

My complaints have nothing to do with the quality of this cable but with the "component" image you receive when turning on progressive scan on the Wii. In my opinion while the image may be a little sharper on my 42 inch 720p capable display it actually looks worse than interlace because of the pixilation you can now see.