Pros: Simple, effective and reasonable. I own two of these cables and not a single issue. You do not need cables that cost $50 to have a quality signal. The cables are thick and shielded, the connectors fit correctly and the thumbscrews are aligned correctly.

Cons: None

Overall Review: 6FT is actually a bit longer then needed but 3FT is generally too short so a 4.5 would be an ideal length depending on where your monitor is compared to your box.

Pros: got a couple of these to cover monitors that only include VGA cables and ones that have been destroyed because humans sometimes make mistakes they are well built and monitors perform well with them

Cons: none

Pros: Nice cable, works perfectly

Cons: Thicker and less flexible than a standard DVI cable, but that's to be expected for a quality cable like this.

Pros: works with my samsung 23' led. got it on sale

Cons: none

Pros: for the price i felt like i was taking a chance but i was wrong. no problems here tried it playing COD4 and a few other games, alot of people complaining about it being not flexible, what are you talking about ? its a brand new cable of course they are gonna be a bit stiff. and screws for each cable work perfectly. i actually did notice a difference from the old standard VGA cable. colors are more accurate, and sharper.

Cons: none

Overall Review: super fast shipping, awesome price, great job newegg, its light weight too, awesome weight reduction for my rig. i like to white ends but really how often are you gonna see that.

Pros: Works perfectly, screws align properly with holes, came with plastic protective caps to prevent any pins from getting bent during shipping, dual-link, and cheap!

Cons: A little shorter than I expected, but my computer is on the floor a little bit away from my desk, so that's just miscalculation on my part. For most needs, this length is fine. If you're still worried, find another six-foot cable and see if you can run it through the same path you would this cable. If you don't have a six-foot cable, use string or something. In retrospect, I should've performed this test myself, but I only needed to move my computer back an inch or two.

Overall Review: I read other reviews of the cable being stiff, and that made me worried that I wouldn't be able to work the cord where I needed it. This wasn't the case, as it was more flexible than I was lead to believe. It isn't so stiff you can't bend it around corners, but it isn't so flexible that it flops all over the place. Just to put it into perspective, it's about as stiff as a garden hose with water running through it (maybe a little less), but it can be bent pretty sharply if need be. If you have an old VGA cord lying around, it's a little stiffer than that.

Pros: Cheap price, Great cable

Cons: It don't clean my house for me?...

Overall Review: It's a lot better than local stores charge for a simple dvi

Pros: Works.

Cons: how picky are you... it's a cable... if it doesn't snap when you bend it, it's a five star.

Overall Review: be careful picking your cable, make sure you know what you have, certain cables and connectors are NOT compatible: * DVI-D (digital only) (single link) * DVI-D (dual-link) * DVI-A (analog only) (single link) * DVI-I (integrated, digital & analog) (single link) * DVI-I (dual-link) * M1-DA (integrated, digital, analog & USB) Example: "The long flat pin on a DVI-I connector is wider than the same pin on a DVI-D connector, so it is not possible to connect a male DVI-I to a female DVI-D by removing the 4 analog pins. It is possible, however, to connect a male DVI-D cable to a female DVI-I connector."