Ultra Thin High Performance HDMI® Cable with RedMere® Technology 15ft. (4.5m)

Pros: - I got it free with a rebate (which im still waiting for)
- It works.
- Very thin compared to my other HDMI cables
- Good length

Cons: - I probably wouldn't pay 20 bucks for it.. but Ill get my rebate eventually so no cons here

Pros: 15 foot long but thin.

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: Works great for hooking a Sony Ultrabook to a 46 inch Sony LCD. Thanks Newegg!

Pros: A good product

Cons: This is a generic 15' ultra slim line cable for $22 and I didn't see free shipping. Over the past year I have sadly discovered that I can get most identical or better items with 2-day free shipping at another site. I do pay $75 a year, but that has been made up in shipping, free movie and book library, and less expensive items 10 times over. I am disappointed, as we have been with Newegg since inception and they ALWAYS had the best deal, 3-day free shipping, and an ironclad return policy. The return policy remains but competes with other companies that also have no-hassle return/replacement.
I am sad to no longer be a dedicated egg - head.

Other Thoughts: Spent a good 20k over the past 12 or so years - always wanted you to be THE BEST!

Pros: A total blessing, when I originally wired my LCD on my wall I bought a ton of high gauge spec 1.3a bi direction cables. Seriously, they were 18 gauge, stuck out from the side of my TV and really tugged on my HDMI ports (had to replace one of them from the cables pulled so hard). No mas.

Cons: Other reviews. If you build home theater systems or route a ton of wires to your receiver, these cables are a blessing. They can go way past 42 feet without a repeater. If you complain that the cables are too thin (which really?! Thats like saying "my cell phone battery lasts too long!") then this cable is not for you. They are not bi-directional (as stated on the cable, details, and webpage itself), so the side labeled "Source" (both ends are labeled) comes from your source, and your side labeled "Display" goes to your display. Rocket science, I know...

Pros: Length, good quality, snug fit, thin profile. Other cables that I've bought for under $10 are usually a loose fit, but this one feels like solid quality and fits snug for a great connection on pretty much all of my devices.

Cons: none

Other Thoughts: I am buying a second one this month taking advantage of the great 100% off rebate.

Pros: Thin cable

Cons: Plugged it in and got no signal. Unplugged it, to try another port, and the gold tip stayed in the port. Luckily it stuck out enough so I was able to pull it out. If you look real close at the cut open pic, you will see tiny little prongs. That is all that holds the gold tip to the black plastic, and the end is a rubbery plastic. So, those prongs have very little to hold onto. RMA'ed it via Newegg, and new one is fine.

Other Thoughts: Plug on TV side is 2 1/4". If you are wall mounting, make sure you have the room to get it in.

Pros: IT'S ALL GOOD!!

Cons: I'm NOT an excon, who said that?

Other Thoughts: For those of us who are not up to par on this technology, could someone please explain to us mortals what Redmere Technology is please, and I'm serious about this , tyvm and have a great day!!

Pros: Good construction and video/audio quality is good

Cons: You have to make sure to connect it the right way.

Pros: It will be free after I get the rebate.
works fine, but no better than the HDMI cables I paid $3 for.

Cons: see no benifit to it. The cord of the regular HDMI I had on there was not that much thicker and almost as plyable..

Other Thoughts: This might be worth it if you have to tote arounf an HDMI cable, but the performace or porability is not much better than a regular HDMI cable and I have quite a few that aren't directional...

Pros: Thin, flexible

Cons: There is a side for the TV and a side for the device. If you put it backwards, it won't work.