Pros: It worked fine until it broke.

Cons: It worked fine for about a year and then one day randomly I started seeing blue and yellow streaks across my monitor. My first thought was **** my monitor broke, but I have 2 monitors connected so I tested on my second monitor and it was working fine. This is how I ruled out the graphics card and drivers(which I re installed anyways). Then I replaced this cable with the one that came default with the monitor and boom its fixed. Don't buy from this company and choose another company that will last longer or use the default one that came with the monitor.

Other Thoughts: Monitor #1: Asus 24" 3d 144hz
Monitor #2: Asus 23.6" 1080P

Things I tried before replacing cable:
1) reinstall driver
2) update all windows updates
3) test on second monitor

Pros: This worked right out of the box. It's a cable, and it does it's job.

Cons: none

Pros: Great size for my needs. Looks like good workmanship no flimsy feel.

Cons: None.

Pros: Sturdy construction. No cheap parts or connections. Just as ordered. Did the job just fine.

Cons: Cable is stiff, but not really much of a problem.

Other Thoughts: Shipping on these things is all over the place!

Pros: Very nice cable.Connected my 4890's to my 2243bwx with great results.

Cons: none

Pros: It worked fine for me. I bought it to replace a cable that came with my monitor that was too short.

Cons: None.

Pros: Does its job.

Cons: No complaints at all.

Other Thoughts: If you need a dvi cable...buy this one

Pros: It works! I mean - what do you want, it's a cable.

Cons: Naw

Other Thoughts: Nine point eight feet actually was much more than I needed. The cord is much thicker and less flexible than my old VGA cable, but this isn't really a criticism of this model.

Pros: Its a cable.... Which cured my ghosting issue. But as for product quality etc - Its a cable - Not a scratch off ticket

Cons: None

Pros: This is a very good cable. It is built well and the cable is thick. No problems so far.

Cons: None.

Other Thoughts: As a caution! Make sure you are getting the correct cable for your setup. There are 3 common types of DVI. DVI-I DVI-D and another that I forget off the top of my head. Do a quick search on the net and you will find information about these types. In my particular case I have an LCD that used only DVI-D and an 8800 that is DVI-I capable. I had to go for the DVI-D in this case.