StarTech 2m Coax High Resolution Monitor VGA Video Cable - HD15 to HD15 M/M
Connect your VGA monitor with the highest quality connection available. The MXTMMHQ2M High Resolution VGA Cable (2-meter) is designed to provide the highest video quality possible through VGA, ideally suited for high resolution applications of 1920x1200 and above. This durably constructed coaxial VGA video cable (HD15 to HD15) eliminates the picture "ghosting" and fuzzy images that are inherent to non-coaxial VGA cables, while delivering superior EMI interference protection by using ferrite cores near the connector ends.
Connect your VGA monitor with the highest quality connection available. The MXTMMHQ2M High Resolution VGA Cable (2-meter) is designed to provide the highest video quality possible through VGA, ideally suited for high resolution applications of 1920x1200 and above. This durably constructed coaxial VGA video cable (HD15 to HD15) eliminates the picture "ghosting" and fuzzy images that are inherent to non-coaxial VGA cables, while delivering superior EMI interference protection by using ferrite cores near the connector ends.
Connect your VGA monitor with the highest quality connection available. The MXTMMHQ2M High Resolution VGA Cable (2-meter) is designed to provide the highest video quality possible through VGA, ideally suited for high resolution applications of 1920x1200 and above. This durably constructed coaxial VGA video cable (HD15 to HD15) eliminates the picture "ghosting" and fuzzy images that are inherent to non-coaxial VGA cables, while delivering superior EMI interference protection by using ferrite cores near the connector ends.
Connect your VGA monitor with the highest quality connection available. The MXTMMHQ2M High Resolution VGA Cable (2-meter) is designed to provide the highest video quality possible through VGA, ideally suited for high resolution applications of 1920x1200 and above. This durably constructed coaxial VGA video cable (HD15 to HD15) eliminates the picture "ghosting" and fuzzy images that are inherent to non-coaxial VGA cables, while delivering superior EMI interference protection by using ferrite cores near the connector ends.
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originally posted on walmart.com
I used this VGA Cable for a Home Theater application with excellent results. I needed a long run of cable since my Projector (Epson 705HD) was mounted to the ceiling. I was concerned that I would see some signal degradation over such a long run of cable, but the picture through this cable was just as sharp and clear (and HD) as when I ran it though a 5 ft gold plated cable. If I had one complaint (And it isn't really a complaint) it is that the cable comes coiled and it can take a little effort and time in order to get the cable uncoiled and fully straightened out. Also for others doing a similar install as I was, I would recommend wire supports on the wall (I used a cable raceway). The length of this wire tends to make it a bit on the heavy side and can cause the ... MoreI used this VGA Cable for a Home Theater application with excellent results. I needed a long run of cable since my Projector (Epson 705HD) was mounted to the ceiling. I was concerned that I would see some signal degradation over such a long run of cable, but the picture through this cable was just as sharp and clear (and HD) as when I ran it though a 5 ft gold plated cable. If I had one complaint (And it isn't really a complaint) it is that the cable comes coiled and it can take a little effort and time in order to get the cable uncoiled and fully straightened out. Also for others doing a similar install as I was, I would recommend wire supports on the wall (I used a cable raceway). The length of this wire tends to make it a bit on the heavy side and can cause the projector to move about or sag down.
originally posted on homeessentialsdirect.com
Excited by the price and seemingly positive reviews, I purchased these cables for the Ubuntu box I have hooked to an HDTV. The cable I have now is a VGA with one male end, one female, so I have to adapt it out and it sometimes falls out of the computer. I hooked these cables up and my computer would not output a resolution greater than 1024x768 no matter what I did. Thinking perhaps it was an issue with a driver update or Linux update (I've had plenty of Linux machines where something will mysteriously stop working after an update), I checked forums and the nVidia page. After that I went ahead and ran all the updates and made sure all my drivers were up to date, just in case. Still, nothing. Fiddled with all the menu options on the TV. Nope. To test if it was the ... MoreExcited by the price and seemingly positive reviews, I purchased these cables for the Ubuntu box I have hooked to an HDTV. The cable I have now is a VGA with one male end, one female, so I have to adapt it out and it sometimes falls out of the computer. I hooked these cables up and my computer would not output a resolution greater than 1024x768 no matter what I did. Thinking perhaps it was an issue with a driver update or Linux update (I've had plenty of Linux machines where something will mysteriously stop working after an update), I checked forums and the nVidia page. After that I went ahead and ran all the updates and made sure all my drivers were up to date, just in case. Still, nothing. Fiddled with all the menu options on the TV. Nope. To test if it was the cable itself, I snaked the old cable back, plugged it in, and got my actual, widescreen resolution back at 1366x768. This cable is probably fine if you're running a 1024x768 monitor but for widescreen, forget it.
originally posted on walmart.com
Wanted to watch some stuff from my computer on the H.D. T.V. in the other room so all the Family could watch it on the big screen together, found out I needed a VERY long VGA cable, checked all the internet resources and web sites, found this 35 ft one at walmart.com for the best price by far of any offered - had it shipped to my house for just over a dollar postage (could have waiting for a few more days to have free site to store shipping). Cable is very well made, connector ends are very good and it works perfectly, would definately recommend this product for temp use for connecting a computer to a monitor up to 35 feet away - price was incredible for such a great, well made cable.
| General | |
| Type | VGA cable |
| Technology | Triple shielded twisted pair coaxial |
| Shielding Material | Aluminum mylar foil with braid |
| American Wire Gauge (AWG) | 28 |
StarTech.com MXTMMHQ3M HD15 to HD15 VGA Video Cable, 3 Meter
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StarTech MXTMMHQ2M 2m Monitor VGA Video Cable HD15 to HD15
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StarTech 2m Coax High Resolution VGA Video Cable HD15 to HD15 Male to Male
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StarTech MXTMMHQ5M 5m Monitor VGA Video Cable HD15 to HD15 Male to Male Coax
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StarTech 15m High Res Monitor VGA Cable
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I used this VGA Cable for a Home Theater application with excellent results. I needed a long run of cable since my Projector (Epson 705HD) was mounted to the ceiling. I was concerned that I would see some signal degradation over such a long run of cable, but the picture through this cable was just as sharp and clear (and HD) as when I ran it though a 5 ft gold plated cable. If I had one complaint (And it isn't really a complaint) it is that the cable comes coiled and it can take a little effort and time in order to get the cable uncoiled and fully straightened out. Also for others doing a similar install as I was, I would recommend wire supports on the wall (I used a cable raceway). The length of this wire tends to make it a bit on the heavy side and can cause the ... MoreI used this VGA Cable for a Home Theater application with excellent results. I needed a long run of cable since my Projector (Epson 705HD) was mounted to the ceiling. I was concerned that I would see some signal degradation over such a long run of cable, but the picture through this cable was just as sharp and clear (and HD) as when I ran it though a 5 ft gold plated cable. If I had one complaint (And it isn't really a complaint) it is that the cable comes coiled and it can take a little effort and time in order to get the cable uncoiled and fully straightened out. Also for others doing a similar install as I was, I would recommend wire supports on the wall (I used a cable raceway). The length of this wire tends to make it a bit on the heavy side and can cause the projector to move about or sag down.
Excited by the price and seemingly positive reviews, I purchased these cables for the Ubuntu box I have hooked to an HDTV. The cable I have now is a VGA with one male end, one female, so I have to adapt it out and it sometimes falls out of the computer. I hooked these cables up and my computer would not output a resolution greater than 1024x768 no matter what I did. Thinking perhaps it was an issue with a driver update or Linux update (I've had plenty of Linux machines where something will mysteriously stop working after an update), I checked forums and the nVidia page. After that I went ahead and ran all the updates and made sure all my drivers were up to date, just in case. Still, nothing. Fiddled with all the menu options on the TV. Nope. To test if it was the ... MoreExcited by the price and seemingly positive reviews, I purchased these cables for the Ubuntu box I have hooked to an HDTV. The cable I have now is a VGA with one male end, one female, so I have to adapt it out and it sometimes falls out of the computer. I hooked these cables up and my computer would not output a resolution greater than 1024x768 no matter what I did. Thinking perhaps it was an issue with a driver update or Linux update (I've had plenty of Linux machines where something will mysteriously stop working after an update), I checked forums and the nVidia page. After that I went ahead and ran all the updates and made sure all my drivers were up to date, just in case. Still, nothing. Fiddled with all the menu options on the TV. Nope. To test if it was the cable itself, I snaked the old cable back, plugged it in, and got my actual, widescreen resolution back at 1366x768. This cable is probably fine if you're running a 1024x768 monitor but for widescreen, forget it.
Wanted to watch some stuff from my computer on the H.D. T.V. in the other room so all the Family could watch it on the big screen together, found out I needed a VERY long VGA cable, checked all the internet resources and web sites, found this 35 ft one at walmart.com for the best price by far of any offered - had it shipped to my house for just over a dollar postage (could have waiting for a few more days to have free site to store shipping). Cable is very well made, connector ends are very good and it works perfectly, would definately recommend this product for temp use for connecting a computer to a monitor up to 35 feet away - price was incredible for such a great, well made cable.
I bought this cable to replace 2 6 foot VGA cables, one VGA M-M and a VGA extension cable, so it could reach my HDTV from my PC. Those 2 were crappy quality and I had ghost cloning on everything, dark objects on a white background had a ghost effect repeating to their right side, it was driving me nuts. so I bought this cable. First thing I noticed when I booted up the PC is that those clone images were all gone, I was happy at first glance, but as it booted up to the Desktop, I noticed that the screen was shifted way over to the right side, I couldn't even see the clock or half of the gadget bar in Vista. I played with the video card resolutions and I noticed it was showing up as a default VGA monitor, and not as Westinghouse HDTV, like it did on my old cables. ... MoreI bought this cable to replace 2 6 foot VGA cables, one VGA M-M and a VGA extension cable, so it could reach my HDTV from my PC. Those 2 were crappy quality and I had ghost cloning on everything, dark objects on a white background had a ghost effect repeating to their right side, it was driving me nuts. so I bought this cable. First thing I noticed when I booted up the PC is that those clone images were all gone, I was happy at first glance, but as it booted up to the Desktop, I noticed that the screen was shifted way over to the right side, I couldn't even see the clock or half of the gadget bar in Vista. I played with the video card resolutions and I noticed it was showing up as a default VGA monitor, and not as Westinghouse HDTV, like it did on my old cables. That meant that the EDID doesn't work on the cable. And I can only pick the closest resolution of 1360*768 instead of the TV's native resolution of 1366*768. I did solve the issue with the huge offset by actually going into the HDTV menu on the set and go into VGA settings, then click on the Autosync button in the menu and that recentered the screen perfectly.
I bought this for my classroom because I was tired of seeing the cord in front of my white board. I wanted to place my document camera to the side of my white board and not in front. This worked perfectly. I am not a tech person so I don't know how it affected the quality of what was being projected, but I haven't noticed a difference.
I had to go through a couple of other cables from different sellers until I found one that worked properly. Some of the cables out there do not have all 15 pins connected (I checked with a multimeter.) For some connections, such as computer to monitor, that is okay as most newer monitors don't need all 15 connections. However, connecting my laptop to my Samsung TV does require all 15 of the cable's pins to be connected and working. Why don't all manufacturers simply do this? To save a few pennies per cable and there are sellers who don't care about providing a decent product. At least when you buy through Home Essentials Direct you have some recourse as far as returns go but I wish the junk could be weeded off the website. Anyway, this cable does the job.
These cables are a game changer. If your computer is stationary and you want great video quality these cables are perfect. The Quality is amazing compared to a standard vga cable. I'm not going to take an egg away for weight and size due to intended usage and quality consturction.
This cable was purchased to run from a computer to a 50" TV on a wall that was being used as a large security camera monitor. To run it through the wall, I ran it through aDataComm 45-0001-WH 1-Gang Recessed Low Voltage Cable Plate (White) hoping to reduce cable strain. I also secure the cable to the top of the wall with a zip tie that I screwed to the wall. End result: No cable strain. After only about 6 weeks of use, the TV would no longer get signal. After some troubleshooting, I determined that it was the VGA cable. I replaced it with a better quality (and higher priced) VGA and it worked great for 2 years. At that point, I got a different computer and ended up ring VGA. Overall, good price for the cable, but somewhat lacking in quality.
We were using a standard VGA cable with an extension cable, and it was okay, but we wanted to conceal it in the wall with the rest of the HDMI cables and all. So, we purchased this VGA cable. Has worked flawlessly since. No more fighting to connect to the TV. No more adjusting the location of our laptop and the cables separating from each other, the laptop, nor from the TV. The cable length was actually LONGER than we needed/wanted, but it works for what we want to do with it.
this cable was hi quality..problem is it wasnt made to connect a flat screen tv to your computer. works fine hooked to a pc monitor. cable doesnt have the 6th pin which provides the plus 5 volts to power up signal to flat screen. now u would think that if u ordered a 15pin cable that u would get 15 pins. not true. in fact..... most cable simply delete the 6 th pin as notneeded for long cables. it works fine to drive your p c monitor from other side of room. you get 15 pin cable from computer company with your installation package. this will work fine with a flat screen also because it really does have the 6th pin already to make it a total of 15 pins. be careful and look at the pics when u order a long cable to run your flat screen tv from your pc. three rows of ... Morethis cable was hi quality..problem is it wasnt made to connect a flat screen tv to your computer. works fine hooked to a pc monitor. cable doesnt have the 6th pin which provides the plus 5 volts to power up signal to flat screen. now u would think that if u ordered a 15pin cable that u would get 15 pins. not true. in fact..... most cable simply delete the 6 th pin as notneeded for long cables. it works fine to drive your p c monitor from other side of room. you get 15 pin cable from computer company with your installation package. this will work fine with a flat screen also because it really does have the 6th pin already to make it a total of 15 pins. be careful and look at the pics when u order a long cable to run your flat screen tv from your pc. three rows of five pins equals 15 pins rite ??walmart took it back with no problem. still need a long full 15 pin cable though. good luck to u and me.
| General | |
| Type | VGA cable |
| Technology | Triple shielded twisted pair coaxial |
| Shielding Material | Aluminum mylar foil with braid |
| American Wire Gauge (AWG) | 28 |
