Fosmon Component HD AV Cable to HDTV-EDTV (High Definition 480p) Compatible with Nintendo Wii and Wii U

Works as expected. Thanks.

Worked well on my CRT, but only when my Wii was set to 480i, as when I set it to 480p the image was split in a weird way were the left side of the screen duplicated on both halves of the screen. I think that is a limitation of my TV though. I had no idea CRTs could look so crisp.

Good clarity honestly didn't expect my wii to look so good on my modern display. My tv doesn't even have the hookups it has weird little headphone jack esque ports that have dongles that take component. Would recommend this cable to anyone with a compatible setup.

It's extremely short compared to other component cables, as well as the OEM composite cable, but it's working well for giving a better quality image, and sound, than composites.

At first I thought there was not a visual difference with the AV plug, but I then tried it on a different TV and could tell the visual improvement that this component provides. I had remembered that my other TV does not support 480p so it was not able to take advantage of this cable. I also read reviews that images appeared black and white. I experienced this myself but that was due to incorrectly plugging in the cables by mismatching the colors between the cable and the TV input. Overall, I would recommend it given the cost to benefit ratio.

Everything was amazing. The cables where completely clean, and thick enough that they aren't an issue trying to hold and plug in. The picture quality is obviously better than AV connection.. though at the same time it was just also better than what I'd think it'd look like. Installing it was a breeze as well, since it's color coded properly, and makes the cables look just that much nicer

This has VASTLY improved my Wii experience. Since 2012, I have been using my Wii with the included AV cables. Now, with almost all my TVs being HDTV, the 480i output from the Wii was becoming a bit of an eyesore. I decided to pick this up, and it looks exactly like the OEM cables. It looks great, is sturdy, and features some nice, thick cables. They were plug-and-play, and the picture quality is SO much better and sharper, making it well worth the money. The picture looks crisp, and the sound quality and noise levels remain unchanged. Overall, this is a great upgrade to help get your Wii outputting a sharper image!

I bought these for a better image from my wii on my 1080p vizio with legacy inputs. They're fine. They're compnent cables. The picture brightness and color depth and sharpnes in 480p was noticably better than 480i over composite. BUT... the video output had visible static. Horizontal crawling snow that was noticeable all the time, but especially with a dark or black screen. They look to be pretty well shielded, but there it was... like I needed to adjust my bunny-ears on an analog TV. Fortunately, I lucked into some rocketfish component cables for free shortly after buying these, and I passed these ones on to my son. I doubt he'll notice or care about the upgrade or the snow... I'm not sure if he's even plugged them in. It's not woth the effort to return them, given how cheap they were. If you just want a cheap set of component cables for your Wii, these will do the job, look better and give you progressive scan, but the build quality and QA on these things seems to be pretty bad. Others have reported more serious issues with image quality than mine. It's a crap shoot. Yours might work fine, or they might have visible noise out of the box. I can't speak to durability, since I used them for like a week, and only one or two play sessions before I stopped using them. You get what you pay for. Roll the dice on cheap cables, or pay more for something of decent quality.

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I'm very happy with the improved image quality and used the following settings on my Wii: TV = Samsung Model UA43F6400AM Wii Settings/Screen/Wide Screen Settings = Widescreen (16:9) and Wii Settings/Screen/ TV Type = HDTV/EDTV (480p) [Note: prior to using these cables this option was not available to select]

Ottimo cavo component per Wii migliora sicuramente la qualità video altrimenti così cosi

All RCA cables connected securely to their respective inputs. The Wii "Multi AV" connector fit easily, without too much pressure needed to insert. If you're looking for the "best" quality signal you can get out of a Wii then a component cable (like this one) is basically it. This cable will allow for 480p output from your Wii + games. Using the "Nintendon't" homebrew software you can also force 480p output from GameCube games (even PAL ones) which is only possible with a component cable (or one of those rubbish "Wii2HDMI" upscalers that basically just push an upscaled/degraded component signal over HDMI). Keep in mind this cable won't suddenly make the Wii "HD" - it's just providing a higher quality, progressive analogue signal. If you mainly use your Wii for 240p content (retro games via Virtual Console, or homebrew emulators) you might be better off looking for an RGB SCART cable which provides a higher quality, RGB signal (rather than component's YPbPr). The difference is you can only get a max of 480i via RGB SCART. TL;DR: If you're plugging a Wii directly into an HDTV and/or mainly play Wii/Gamecube games, use these cables. If you're plugging a Wii into a Framemeister XRGB Mini (or other external upscaler) and/or mainly use the Wii for 240p content, use an RGB SCART cable.

La calidad de construcción de este cable está fuera de toda duda y la imagen que ofrece es muy buena, tengo otro que compré por si este en algún momento fallaba pero aunque es parecido tiene los colores más saturados y quizá la imagen es ligeramente menos luminosa, probado con Mario Kart (Gamecube) y Luigi`s Mansion también del la Gamecube. El problema de los cables de componentes es que las televisiones modernas ya no traen incorporado este tipo de conectores con lo que en el futuro habrá que pensar en conectar este tipo de cables a un convertidor de componentes si queremos seguir usando nuestra vieja Wii.