Link Depot Model UV-ATA24-BK-3 24" ATA133 UV Cable

Pros: Well built with strong materials used, flexible enough in the heads for the Dell Dimension 4300 it went in. Hasn't had connectivity problems so far.

Cons: This thing is rather stubborn to work with, hence the thick rubber used in it.

The length between the drive connectors is rather short, so having two optical drives with different depths can be tricky.

Other Thoughts: I was surprised after wrestling it in that the heads had no issue going perpendicular with the cable since that tower's system board is built with the IDE connectors facing towards the front of the case.

Pros: Nice little cables. Small, compact and it works.

Cons: Nothing really.

Other Thoughts: They either work or not. Not much to them.

Pros: Looked cool

Cons: Came DOA - tried on multiple comps with multiple cd drives

Other Thoughts: Isn't even worth the time/cost to return so I'll just buy another from a different brand and hope for the best.

Pros: More flexible than you'd think a rolled up IDE cable to be.
Nice black sheilding on most of it, cool threaded look. Can't attest to the UV thing, I got blue fans.
Works, and long enough for average use, full atx case you might want the longer ones though.

Cons: The sheild boots at the connectors aren't built into the connectors. Makes joints more flexible, but kinda exposes the little wires each shielded.

Other Thoughts: Decent cable, does the job, ok price.

Pros: I purchased this adapter to use with my TiVo to give my old unit networking capability. Just like others have said, I only had to plug it in and it worked perfectly. The TiVo saw it right away and I didn't have to do anything to get it working other then plug it in.

I also tried it on my pc and got the same results. Plugged it in and worked perfectly with zero user interaction needed. Would highly recommend.

Cons: NONE

Other Thoughts: If your looking for an easy to use USB to Ethernet adapter this is the one for you. Worked fantastic on my PC and TiVo unit.

Pros: Low price (thanks to newegg being cheaper than our local shops), benefits of round cables, and attractive.

Cons: Went longer than necessary for fear I'd buying too short. I too agree that the cables are extremely not flexible. I really wish I could find cables where the boots would stay on.

Other Thoughts: Several folks complained about the pull tabs... no problems here.

Pros: bundles up ridiculous IDE cords making airflow more manageable. nice price

Cons: connections at ends seem "cheap" because they aren't solid but rather flexible. it's necessary but kind of weird.

measure your space, 24" might seem like enough space but i had to drop a HD down a slot so it would hit my mobo just right

Other Thoughts: all in all, a good deal for $4.00

Pros: Looks nice

Cons: Pull tabs are cheap

Other Thoughts: I tried pulling the cable out of my HD and it broke.

Pros: Not much to say here other than that it works, and it works great. Looks really nice too. made my case look much nice.

Cons: Umm....it doesn't make toast?

Pros: SOOO much easier to manage when its round, and they are soo cheap to purchase.
No really a black but a clear tint black. You can see through the cable....

Cons: WHY dont Mobo companys shipp with Round IDE's??

Other Thoughts: I have gigabytes ma-770s3 mobo, with EVGA's Gtx260 card. By default I always buy round IDE's and in this case I am really glad because the Video card goes ALL the way back to were the IDE controller is on the MOBO. If I would have used the stock flat IDE's I would have had some Serious cabling issues.
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