Product ReviewsUnitek ADS-DVI-M-TO-HDMI-F DVI Male to HDMI Female Adapter Swivel Type
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 Rating: Review Date: 09/08/11  |
Cons: This connector has DVI-I socket, not DVI-D (for some unknown reason). I had to remove 4 extra pins to plug it into my monitor. After that everything worked as expected though.
Pros: works as expected, nice price |
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Rating: Review Date: 04/20/11 |
Cons:
None so far
Pros: Good price, Seems sturdy enough Comment:
I got this for $4.99 with Price Match. It wasn't as solid as I expected but I haven't had any problems with it nor do I have any reason to think I will. I was wary of the non-fixed angling at first but I'm comfortable with it now. |
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Rating: Review Date: 01/12/11 |
Cons:
Terrible Construction
Pros: Low Profile Comment:
I bought this adapter because it was small and dirt cheap once price matched. The price fits the product though: it is the bare minimum in terms of structural integrity. It is meant to swivel, but if turned to far the backing breaks into two pieces. I superglued it back together and it seems to have stuck... for now.You get what you pay for, but if you can wrap it in a little tape or something, it's quite the deal. |
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Rating: Review Date: 09/27/10 |
Cons:
None known.
Pros: Has a the ability to be angled and not fixed in one direction. Comment:
I purchased this for half price through the price match. If you have a HDMI - HDMI cable, this is the perfect item to change your DVI port to HDMI. With the flexible end, it allows less strain on the actual dvi port itself. |
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Rating: Review Date: 06/25/10 |
Cons:
-nothing yet
Pros: -not flimsy-firm grasp on HDMI plug Comment:
Instead of being on a fixed angle, this fob is flexible. It seems to be a fairly solid design, and I estimate it would take 25+ lbs of force to break the hinged parts. There are thumbscrews to fasten it to your device, and the HDMI end has very firm locking clasps in its socket - your cable will not get unplugged unless yanked on.The hinges bend ~85 degrees in either direction. This gives you a total of about 170 degrees to adjust the pitch and roll of your HDMI cable, but keep in mind you cannot change the yaw angle (left-right).I hooked up a 720P projector and had no issues - there was no perceivable difference between this and the DVI-HDMI cable I normally use. All DVI-D pins are present in this adapter, but I do not have a device requiring Dual DVI to be able to test it with.This product is RoHS compliant and the packaging is fully recyclable. This review was modfied by poster @ 06-25-10 03:10 PM |
Used to plug PS3 to DVI monitor. Works well, but it'd be nice to mention type of socket used. Also, I think with good imagination you can see DVI-D, not DVI-I socket on pictures