hdmi cables

[turbojolt]

ok i now finally buy into the whole hd tv stuff so i want a lead for my xbox :d

my question is is there going to be any real vissable diffrence between a 2 or 3 quid cable compared to the stupidly expensive ones you see knocking about for over 20/30 quid :wtf:

[GRUNT 16V]

i have spent about £15 on mine i bought a belkin jobbie off of ebay to use on my far superior ps3 gaming console !!!!!!!! lol

[turbojolt]

i like my xbox but have no problems with the ps3 so lets not start the whole console wars lol

[richz_nova]

no difference mate think i bought a cheap 1 off ebay for my XBOX :thumb:
xbox ftw

[pie]

i got a £6 one on my sexbox n tha works fine tbh lol

[richz_nova]

think mine was £3 off ebay lol lol

[Jon_nova1]

I just went to asda and bought the cheapest one, although i did have to play with the TV to find the awesome setting

[turbojolt]

just realised there is one in my tivo box pluged it into the xbox andi can now see what im doing on battle field 3 lol

[pie]

lmfao

[turbojolt]

i can read all th subtitles now was just a blur before lol

[Graeme]

Mine were about a fiver each for five meter ones and never noticed any difference to the bling gold ones the tele came with lol

[phazer]

The only things to look for in an HDMI cable are build quality (i.e the cable isn't going to fall apart) and that you've got the right spec for the kit you're using. i.e 1.4 for Blu-ray.

Bit different from the old analogue days where heavy oxygen free and gold contact cable was worth a little bit over cheapy cables. As HDMI is digital with error correction it makes zero difference as long as you physically have a connection between your kit.

[Adam]

All my stuff is connected with poundland hdmi cables lol
Its digital, if you get signal through it then its fine.

[turbojolt]

just bought one on ebay for 2 quid so i dont have to keep unplugginhg the one from the tivo box lol
ceers guys