Premium VGA/SVGA/XGA/SXGA/UXGA HD15 Monitor Projector Cable with 3.5mm Audio - 15 ft. Laptop/PC to TV

Doesn't work well with 2008 Macbook Pro (1st Gen Intel Macs), but works great with everything else. This is a great quality product. It is definitely well worth the money. The seller made sure the item was processed and shipped very quickly!

Pros: Plenty of length. If you have a TV of any size, don't discount the length you'll need. Video quality is excellent. Watched a game on ESPN3 from using my laptop to push the game to my 46" LCD. Looked as good or maybe even slightly better than standard definition from my satellite (obviously not as good as high def). Cons: Length of audio cord only about 18" or so on each end. Wouldn't to the input on my home theater, so I had to improvise. Good that it's there, but consider the distance you need. Would definitely buy another if I need one. Very satisfied.

I purchased this cord to watch my online classes on my flat panel. It works beautifully and was super easy to set up. When I read reviews some people stated the audio cord was too short. I am not sure what they were talking about. There is an audio cord on each end by the connector. I did not have any issues what so ever.

I use this to connect my Dell Inspiron 1545 Labtop to our 32" Lg tv. It works good and the picture is clear but when the computer is plugged in and charging the picture on the tv gets minor white lines through it and the sound messes up slightly. Still works good though, if you have a good battery!

I bought this to connect a desktop to an HDTV. I initially wanted just an audio cable, but decided to get the bundle since it was about the same cost as an equivalent length audio cable. After installing, I turned the computer on, then turned the TV several minutes later, after the computer had fully booted. I discovered that the image was letterboxed at 1024x768. Assuming it was a software issue, I set about messing with my video drivers. This lead to several hours of frustration and fighting with figuring out how to up the resolution. I noticed that while my computer was booting or the video driver was changing resolution, I'd get loud clicks and pops coming through my HDTV's speakers. All told, I spent about 5 hours trying to fix what I thought was a software issue. Once, I did get the image to come through at 1920x1080, but when I rebooted, I got a "Not Supported" message on my HDTV. I had to boot into VGA mode (akin to safe mode) several times and reset the resolution as some changes would just remove my ability to view the screen at all. Finally, I switched back to my old cable, and without a hassle my TV jumped right into the proper aspect ratio. I tested this back and forth, between my existing cable and this cable, and can say conclusively that this cable was the cause of the issue. I'm returning it ASAP. The cable does not perform as advertised, and is so poorly made that video signals were causing clicks and pops to come through my TV's speakers. For lower resolutions or shorter cables, it may work just fine, but for my purposes, this thing is a dud.

The audio just makes a constant popping sound. Minimal sound comes through over the static and popping. Beside the defect, the only downside is the bulkiness of the ends. I was using this for an external display, a TV, for watching movies via netflix and Amazon prime. I was hoping for this to be an all-in-one fix for audio and video, but I'm still having to use a separate auxiliary cord. The cost of replacing it would actually result in me losing money so I'm reviewing what I got. This is the first time I was actually disappointed in an Amazon seller.

I needed a cable to go to the 50" TV from the computer. I tried S-video and was somewhat pleased, then my son suggested running a VGA cable to it. I researched and knew I needed a high-quality cable that supported more than just plain VGA. This cable fits the bill in that it is a Premium cable at a great price. The picture on the 50" is outstanding!

the cable works fine and is reasonable priced!!! the only trouble with it is the 3.5 mm audio cable that comes with it was not long enough at one end...I used it to connect it from my lap top computer to the t.v. and the connectors on the t.v. were right next to each other....but the other end connects to the side of my laptop and the audio plugs into the front on the computer and the audio part was not long enough to fit....I could not tell by the picture how long it was from other cable...so I had to order another 3.5 mm cable to extend it 2" so it would fit.