DELL 1.83m DVI/DVI Cable DVI 1.83 m Black - DVI Cables (1.83 m, DVI, DVI, Black, 1 Piece) Male Connector/Male Connector

Great just what I needed for sitting up on vacation

Great product, great price. I live in Los Angeles and it arrived the day after I ordered it with the free 2 day Amazon shipping. The cable has given me no issues, and appears durable.My only complaint is that the locking screws are a bit short, but in all reality you don't "NEED" them. It secured to my video card and not my monitor, but I have not experienced any issues with it falling out. It is a nice, snug fit. Because there is no lack in performance, I am inclined not to detract from the 5 star score due to this minor defect. It served my purposes, and I'm sure it will serve yours too!

Does what it's supposed to.

This is an average quality cable (the high dollar ones are thicker cables with more protective sheathing and most likely thicker conductor wires, and yet they are way more flexible than the cheap ones)... but for the money it does a good job of driving my 2nd monitor on my desktop.I will also be ordering 2 more of these when I set up my CAD/CAM machine. The ability to run 2 monitors on a workstation is one of the most under-rated productivity increasing tricks I have ever run across. If you think you might like having a 2nd monitor, DO IT!!! You'll never regret it.

Need a basic cable to do a basic job? This is one of many, and exactly what it said it was.Unlike the picture though this is not dual link, and the dual link pins are not there. Otherwise, this does a perfectly acceptable job.

It's a cable. It'll either work or not. This one did. It seems well put together and sturdy and definitely made a difference on my "ancient computer with brand new LCD monitor" setup. If you're currently rocking a standard VGA cable and wonder if it's worth upgrading, I can say that it eliminate the need for me to constantly use the 'fine adjustment' feature of my monitor when using lower than 1920x1080 resolutions. If I dropped to something smaller (and therefore faster on my old system) all the text would get grainy and the fine adjustment wouldn't quite get rid of it. Going DVI seems to have fixed that issue, even at odd sizes like the 1440x980 I'm using now.

Let's face it, monitor cables are those things you buy once and expect it to work until someone's nephew pours water on your rig......So, if you're not the kind that cares about the chemical composition of this cable's leads/prongs.....do yourself a favor and buy this cable.PROS:- It's cheap.- Looks good/legit.- Length is good enough.- Just works.CONS:- NONE.- Doesn't fix computer afters soemone's nephew decides that the computer's power supply can blow bubbles....Manh, that nephew.....Hoo boy, Hoo boy...K, so if you're the type that buys the hype on exotic metals making a world of difference on your monitor, run the other way, this cable is NOT for you.

This cable is cheap, which is a pro AND a con. It's not super well made and the screw in's are pretty short, which everyone knows is frustrating.However, there is a spot for a screwdriver, it's just not convenient, especially if you're plugged it into a tight spot.One side came with 4 pins bent, so it wouldn't plug in. I straightened them and then the cable worked fine.