Link Depot MHHSN-6 6 ft. Mini HDMI Male to Male High Speed Networking Cable M-M - OEM

Pros: Inexpensive, it works

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: It's a cheap HDMI cable that works. Should have got a longer one, but that's my problem.

Pros: Beats the 4' wire that came with Monitor, just a little more room to play, I've never been a big fan of wires stretched to their max

Cons: It isn't free...
It doesn't Install itself...

I dunno, how can you have a con in wire that works

Other Thoughts: If you need to hook up an HDMI tv or monitor to a display port on your GPU, buy it...

Pros: A very cheap cable that is just like the high end ones.

Cons: none

Other Thoughts: I use this cable to connect to my 32 inch dynex from my evga 550ti fpb. I use my tv as my tv and my monitor. I don't see why people who cant insert a plug/port safely complained and said buy higher.

Pros: Decent Length
Sturdy cable
Good connections

Cons: None

Pros: *it works!
* Good quality insulation

Cons: *Seems to be about 2 inches short than advertised.

Other Thoughts: Just buy it! Youll need it!

Pros: Value priced

Cons: This OEM cable would not connect to the mini HDMI port (v1.3) of my new Hp DM1z laptop. The mini HDMI male end of the cable was not constructed wide enough to fit over the guide piece inside the mini HDMI port. I was careful in my attempt to plug in this cable, otherwise I could have damaged my laptop port!!

Other Thoughts: Recommend users buyer higher cost cable that has a better chance to fit newer devices.

Pros: It works.

Cons: None.

Other Thoughts: I ordered on 5/30, received on 6/8.

Pros: I didn't know my system could output audio from the HDMI.

Cons: eh should of gotten a longer one

Pros: Like another reviewer here I have a GTX-460 video card, which for some reason nVidia specified with a mini-hdmi port instead of the more convenient, and sturdier HDMI version. The adapter supplied with my Gigabyte card was so thick it barely fit into the I/O shield, and the added length, plus sharp angle of the cable, caused excessive leverage where it fit into the port.
So I bought this Link Depot cable, which fits perfectly and has a flexible cable which doesn't strain the port with an unnecessary adapter.
Price is very reasonable.
The picture on my Pioneer TV looks as good as before, and now I don't worry about damage to my video card.

Cons: None I can think of.

Other Thoughts: Why did nVidia use a port most people don't have a cable for? Supplying an adapter is a kludge and adds another potentially signal-degrading connection.
I think Zotac makes a GTX-460 with a full HDMI port, so manufacturers don't have to stick to the spec. Mini-HDMI is more for portable devices like camcorders.
You can use the DVI port I suppose, but then you need a DVI-HMI adapeter or cable if you're connecting it to a receiver as I am.

Pros: Purchased for a Canon T2i to interface with my Sharp HDTV. Works perfectly.

Cons: No cons.

Other Thoughts: Nice budget cable that performs just fine.