Coboc 6 ft. HDMI Cable A Male to A Male Cable (Black) $1.00 from Newegg via eBay!

oos right when i confirmed payment with paypal!

Crap, sold out while I was entering my info

Quote from Grizzly224 : Crap, sold out while I was entering my info

same here. logged in and was ready to purchase but then it went dead

Quote from shupperdood : Awww...Dead

Deal went dead like 2 minutes after I completed my order, looks like I got the last four

Couldn't find my spare HDMI cables when I needed one yesterday, so these will come in handy. Not expecting the latest and greatest for a dollar each, and I bought four expecting one or two will fail eventually, but I'm sure they'll suffice to hook my Xbox and PS3 up in the bedroom.

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Quote from nyisless13 : Deal went dead like 2 minutes after I completed my order, looks like I got the last four Couldn't find my spare HDMI cables when I needed one yesterday, so these will come in handy. Not expecting the latest and greatest for a dollar each, and I bought four expecting one or two will fail eventually, but I'm sure they'll suffice to hook my Xbox and PS3 up in the bedroom.

you did not get the last ones for sure
2 mins between when you bought and when it sold out = 2K sold :-)

When I bought mine before posting this deal there were only 240 sold. 4,385 and sold out now. That was fast!

I've never had any problem with getting other $1 hdmi cables in ebay and must have bought a half dozen

I'd suggest that we start adding the gauge of HDMI cables to SD listings?

I just bought a set of low cost cables for a new switcher only to find out that they were too thin to work with the switcher. I had to repurchase heavier duty HDMI cables to make it work.

one can never have enuf of these. One was removed from my mom's room. Had to replace it. Hope this wont be taken as well.

Quote from lethalsvt : I have a year old Panny Plasma 1080p TV and a XBox 360 and PS3. Will I see a difference in these compared to the $1 ones?

Maybe, maybe not. Seem to be a lot of reviews from Newegg on this cable where people have problems like this;

"Pros: Good. Cheap. Works.

Cons: Could be my system, but when hooking up to my DVI adapter for my monitor, the screen blacks out from time to time. A little annoying, but for the cheap price, I can't complain too much."

Or this;

"Pros: I would say the price but you get what you pay for *see cons*

Cons: Well as soon as I tried to plug it into my video card the gold piece broke and was pushed back into the shielding. For what I paid for I wasn't expecting much out of it but for it to just break sliding it into a HDMI port was bad.

Other Thoughts: Do yourself a favor and get a more expensive brand so you don't have to deal with the headache that comes with this one."

Monoprice cables are not expensive and they work with out issue, period.

Quote from McNutsack : Would this be a better purchase than the one you linked to? It's on sale today at Monoprice:http://www.monoprice.com/products...ermonday12

Smaller 28AWG gauge wire but should be fine. Also noticed that the one you linked to is 6' long. Its always a good idea to go with the length you need. I couldn't tell you how many times I've seen people with extra length of wire in a big mess behind their equipment. Buy what you need and organize it. Use wire ties or better use Velcro Reusable Ties [amazon.com].

Quote from steveliv : these are the same cables that newegg sells. they support 3D and ARC. I've used them with no issues.

You might want to read the reviews on Newegg as a lot of people complain they will NOT work with 3D.

In short, why would you spend $1 for a cable that connects 2 $$$$$ of equipment together? Buy something decent, put it together and be done with it.

WB

Quote from wptest : I'd suggest that we start adding the gauge of HDMI cables to SD listings? I just bought a set of low cost cables for a new switcher only to find out that they were too thin to work with the switcher. I had to repurchase heavier duty HDMI cables to make it work.

This is exactly what I'm talking about. Wasted time and aggravation.

Take a look at the longer HDMI cables at Monoprice. The 25' long cables are 22 or 24 AWG wire. I bought 1 of the 25' cables from Meritline for $4.99 and did a Mono to Merit comparison. The Merit cable kept losing and reacquiring the signal. The Mono cable worked without 1 problem, still does as I'm still using it. I threw the Meritline cable in the garbage. Not even worth the time to cut it down to a smaller length for a future project.

Quote from woodbutcher : You might want to read the reviews on Newegg as a lot of people complain they will NOT work with 3D. In short, why would you spend $1 for a cable that connects 2 $$$$$ of equipment together? Buy something decent, put it together and be done with it. WB

I use monoprice cables, i use these. they work. at what price point does a cable become decent? if the $1 cables work as well as the $8 cables and those work as well as the more expensive ones, why should i pay more? for runs that only need 6 feet or less these work just fine. i've watched 3d movies with these cables, i've used the ARC feature on my receiver and these work fine. i don't rely on newegg review 100%. for all we know., some of those reviewers could be thinking that the cables themselves make things 3d.

They have 3' $1 cables here:

Linkie [newegg.com]