Pros: plugged the cable in and nothing, the monitor had an error message. tried reinstalling and nothing, the cable is junk

Cons: everything, cheap and didnt work

Pros: None, waste of time, Returned for refund.

Cons: Cables failed to function when attached to GTX 750ti and Monitor. NO component recognition at video card or ACER / ASUS monitors.
Cables failed to function when attached to GTX 980 and Monitor. NO component recognition at video card or ACER / ASUS monitors.

Pros: Plugs in my display port output to my HDMI input and works. Seems to be good quality. Doesn't cost as much as the one at best buy.

Cons: Probably doesn't work the other way (HDMI to DisplayPort).

Other Thoughts: It's a decent cable for the price.

Pros: The pictures look great - described well

Cons: never received but not going to knock an egg off.

Pros: solid construction at a great price

Cons: none

Pros: Best cable ever! The cable totally worked as advertised and came with a sweet zip-lock bag that I can use for so many different things!!

Cons: Required Cons section on newegg reviews.....

Pros: Looked high quality & well built

Cons: Did not work for my computer

Other Thoughts: Did not work with a Dell monitor & dell computer.
Verified it was not the monitor!

Pros: Great cable. No loss of quality, allows me to use all 3 of my total monitor outputs on my graphics card.

Cons: None. No problems whatsoever.

Other Thoughts: Wish I'd picked up the 10-15 foot long one, but that's my own issue. I use a f/f HDMI coupler to extend it's length and still show no signs of loss of visual quality.

Pros: Cable looked well built

Cons: Plugged it into my computer and nothing happened. Do not know if it is the computer or cable

Pros: Thick and firmly seated in both ports (DisplayPort side locks into place). While the cable itself is quite thick and solid-feeling, the plugs were fairly thin and I had no trouble fitting it next to other cables. Lower cost than most as well.

Cons: None so far

Other Thoughts: I used this in conjunction with a Lenovo OneLink Pro dock. There was some question as to weather the dock had a DisplayPort version that would work with this cable (apparently some versions of DisplayPort require an active adapter, while this is a passive one - I'm guessing it's older devices where that's an issue). Lenovo doesn't give a lot of technical information about the dock, but I decided to give it a try and after plugging it in it worked perfectly.