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http://www.meritline.com/6-feet-high-sp ... urce=s2010



$0.99 after applying coupon code MLCK9T09NL1

Buy fast, these sell out in hours , sometimes minutes,...if the coupon doesnt work you can still buy 2 for 6 bucks or 3 for 8 bucks with free shipping. I have never had any problems with this company, and these cables are very good quality.

yulog wrote:http://www.meritline.com/6-feet-high-speed-hdmi-cable-30awg-1080p---p-26865.aspx?source=s2010



$0.99 after applying coupon code MLCK9T09NL1

Buy fast, these sell out in hours , sometimes minutes,...if the coupon doesnt work you can still buy 2 for 6 bucks or 3 for 8 bucks with free shipping. I have never had any problems with this company, and these cables are very good quality.

Thanks for the heads up, just ordered a 3 pack. I don't need them now, but I'm sure I will someday.

That's a great deal. Never overspend on Monster cables or anything like that. Cheap HDMI work great.

yulog wrote:http://www.meritline.com/6-feet-high-speed-hdmi-cable-30awg-1080p---p-26865.aspx?source=s2010



$0.99 after applying coupon code MLCK9T09NL1

Buy fast, these sell out in hours , sometimes minutes,...if the coupon doesnt work you can still buy 2 for 6 bucks or 3 for 8 bucks with free shipping. I have never had any problems with this company, and these cables are very good quality.

Just be aware that they are HDMI 1.3 certified and HDMI 1.4 is the latest standard...probably why they are cheap. I just bought this one not too long ago...being shipped now...If you do just a bit of research, you can always find HDMI cables cheap. Never buy at Best buy or whatever:

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0041P99IE

Monker wrote:

yulog wrote:http://www.meritline.com/6-feet-high-speed-hdmi-cable-30awg-1080p---p-26865.aspx?source=s2010



$0.99 after applying coupon code MLCK9T09NL1

Buy fast, these sell out in hours , sometimes minutes,...if the coupon doesnt work you can still buy 2 for 6 bucks or 3 for 8 bucks with free shipping. I have never had any problems with this company, and these cables are very good quality.

Just be aware that they are HDMI 1.3 certified and HDMI 1.4 is the latest standard...probably why they are cheap. I just bought this one not too long ago...being shipped now...If you do just a bit of research, you can always find HDMI cables cheap. Never buy at Best buy or whatever:

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0041P99IE

You won't be disappointed. I've done comparisons in my house with the expensive cables and the cheap ones and can't tell the difference. Maybe a more discerning eye can, but not to me.

AR wrote:

Monker wrote:

yulog wrote:http://www.meritline.com/6-feet-high-speed-hdmi-cable-30awg-1080p---p-26865.aspx?source=s2010



$0.99 after applying coupon code MLCK9T09NL1

Buy fast, these sell out in hours , sometimes minutes,...if the coupon doesnt work you can still buy 2 for 6 bucks or 3 for 8 bucks with free shipping. I have never had any problems with this company, and these cables are very good quality.

Just be aware that they are HDMI 1.3 certified and HDMI 1.4 is the latest standard...probably why they are cheap. I just bought this one not too long ago...being shipped now...If you do just a bit of research, you can always find HDMI cables cheap. Never buy at Best buy or whatever:

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0041P99IE

You won't be disappointed. I've done comparisons in my house with the expensive cables and the cheap ones and can't tell the difference. Maybe a more discerning eye can, but not to me.

In the olden days where everything was analog, and digital did not exist, Monster cable may have made more sense. With digital, you either have the signal or you don't. There is no 'clarity' to be gained by spending more for a thicker HDML (or digital coax, or optical) cable. I just do not see anything to gain by paying so much more for a digital cable..speaker wire, sure...RCA jacks, or component video, sure...but not anything digital.

the big thing with HDMI, IMO, is to make sure you get the latest version...it should either say 1.4, or Ethernet capable, 3d, etc...The older 1.3 will work, you will just miss certain features...and I don't think it's 3d capable and for some people that may be important.

RedWingFan wrote:

yulog wrote:http://www.meritline.com/6-feet-high-speed-hdmi-cable-30awg-1080p---p-26865.aspx?source=s2010



$0.99 after applying coupon code MLCK9T09NL1

Buy fast, these sell out in hours , sometimes minutes,...if the coupon doesnt work you can still buy 2 for 6 bucks or 3 for 8 bucks with free shipping. I have never had any problems with this company, and these cables are very good quality.

Thanks for the heads up, just ordered a 3 pack. I don't need them now, but I'm sure I will someday.

No problem , I know we had a thread about these awhile back ,I couldn't believe people were buying these for 15-30 bucks

This company usually has this sale 2-3 times a month, the free shipping is what just puts this deal over the top, it might take a 7-10 days to get them, but well worth the wait.


I just bought 2 of these http://www.meritline.com/1-watt-led-adj ... 25401.aspx A friend of mine showed me one like this with only 15 leds(for 20 bucks) talk about bright, I was seeing spots for 5 minutes Great for working on the car in the dark , running in the foothills , hiking at night or the occasional power failure during hurricane season.

AR wrote:
You won't be disappointed. I've done comparisons in my house with the expensive cables and the cheap ones and can't tell the difference. Maybe a more discerning eye can, but not to me.

The new 1.4 standard in HDMI isn't really as much about picture quality as it is the 3D standard. I don't believe the old 1.3 HDMI cables work with 3D content. If you don't have a 3D display, it isn't much of an issue, and I'd stick with the 1.3.

A couple of informative articles here.


Why all HDMI cables are the same
http://news.cnet.com/8301-17938_105-200 ... eStories.0

How 3D content works: Blu-ray vs. broadcast
http://news.cnet.com/how-3d-content-wor ... =mncol;txt