Pros: -work as described. (Support 2k+/Dual Link)
-SOLID CABLE

Cons: -None so far

Other Thoughts: -little bit pricy but I love it

Pros: The angled connector was easily attached to the monitor and made it a lot easier to tighten.

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: I just popped this out of the package and put in on the computer. Everything was ready to go in about a minute, so this connector made my life a lot easier.

Pros: - High quality cable and connectors, high quality thumb screws
- Dimensions as advertised
- Dual Link DVI
- Works with my StarTech KVM that has little space between connectors

Cons: - A bit pricey
- the thumb-screws to hold the cable into the computer may be a bit hard to operate as they are so small, but this is a necessary evil to get the extremely small length of the connector. I had no problem screwing these in by hand, as the metallic grip and sturdy design is excellent. However, if I'd had to do it with my arm fully extended and my hand cramped into a small space (such as in the case of a computer within in a small cabinet), it'd require a bit of dexterity. It does have phillips grooves if you need to use a screwdriver.

Other Thoughts: This is definitely one of the best monitor cables I've ever owned, and I've had quite a few. A point of weakness on a lot of these is where the insulation around the wires themselves meets the connector, but this cable doesn't seem to have any problems there. I would almost say that this 90 degree design may even extend the life of the cable connector if you are unplugging and replugging often, just because you're less likely to put stress on this weak point.

I've used 5-7 StarTech cables/adapters and in general, I am starting to recognize them as a company that is high quality and usually worth the extra few bucks. I've seen them use wider-than necessary gauges for power cables, very solid connectors, and thoughtful design implementations that I've seen lacking in other manufacturers.

Keep in mind StarTech has an upward and downward version of this connector, but depending on whether your motherboard is on the left or right side of your case, this could be reversed. For all the PC cased I've owned (where the case opens on the left), the "upward/downward" moniker is accurate, but I also have an Apple Mac Pro which is totally reversed. In short: Look at the pictures, look at your connectors on your video card, and think about it before you buy!