Nippon Labs Model MINIDP-HDMI-6 6 ft. Mini DisplayPort to HDMI® 32 AWG Cable M-M - OEM

Pros: The cable works great for high quality video.

Cons: The cable is not active so there is no chance of using it in an Eyefinity setup. You need an active cable to use three displays at one time. This is not advertised anywhere.

Pros: It works with no problem.

Cons: None.

Pros: Does what it says on the tin and does a darned good job at it.

Cons: There's some ugly text on the side of the cable but nothing worth taking points off for.

Other Thoughts: Bought it for my new Macbook Pro to plug up to my monitor. It works excellently. If you're looking for an adapter to plug a newer Macbook or Mac Mini into a big screen, this is the one for you!

Pros: Works great, not to short, great picture

Cons: no issues

Pros: Tranfers video signal fine in 1080 resolution.

Cons: -Does not transfer audio
-Cable sleeve is softter than usual.
-Vedio signal appeas to have more impulses on my monitor than the adaptor/cable set up I had before!

Other Thoughts: I hooked up my Surface Pro to my 23" 1080p LG monitor. All I got was video, no audio. As soon as I unplug the MDP end of the cable from Surface Pro I heard the audio of the movie it was playing. Nothing mentioned in the specs on audio capability of this cable.

Pros: decent length, gold plated connectors, sturdy build, give a great picture

Cons: nothing really, except it may not be as "flashy" as other cords

Pros: Good solid well built cable. Worked well going from my MacMini to HDMI monitor. I would recommend.

Cons: None.

Pros: connects my mac book pro to my tv for movie streaming

Cons: none

Pros: Inexpensive. Works. Connects the new Apple notebooks to HDMI monitor.

Cons: None.

Other Thoughts: Be sure you buy one long enough, but not too long for your needs.

Pros: The biggest pro for me is that this is an adapter that's a decent-sized cord instead of an adapter you have to plug an HDMI cord into.

Fits snugly into both my TV's HDMI and my Macbook's Mini DisplayPort without needing to pull extra hard to unplug it from either end.

Cons: Haven't owned it long, but none so far!

Other Thoughts: If you're not used to using this type of adapter on your Mac, make sure you go into your sound options and check to see that it's using the adapter for sound. I've had issues with other cords before, so it's a Mac issue; however, once you change the adapter the first time, you shouldn't have to do it again.