FosmonC-1036-HDAV Component HD AV Cable to HDTV/EDTV for Nintendo Wii & Wii U

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.

Very good component cables. No blown out whites or crushed black and no interference either. The audio also appears to be clean. Gives a great 480p image with a Nintendo Wii. I use this in combination with an Extron scaler to upscale to 1080p on my Panasonic OLED and it looks fantastic. Why pay more?

The cables work well for sound and picture quality, and the picture is colourful and sharp, depending if your using a component to hdmi converter, or if your just using them without a converter, but they have these diagonal ghost lines that appear on the screen and they are very noticeable, im not sure if thats the converter im using, but i have two converters, and both of them display the ghost lines, far side from the lines, the cable is pretty decent. Its worth the money if your not picky with the picture or if the ghost lines bother you or not.

Could not believe how well this cable worked after connecting up all the cables to the Wii turned it on worked first time. All connections were tight if only everything you purchased worked as well as this.

A huge step up from using poor quality Nintendo AV composite cables, and the picture quality (when set to 480p in settings as HDTV/EDTV) is outstanding on a modern LCD. The only issue some may face is setting the TVs source to composite rather than component, which results in duplicated displays, a black and white image or no image at all. Overall 5/5.

Works well in Component HD ports (remember to configure TV source to match input). It's sharper / higher quality than I ever remember it even on the original console itself. Overall, does exactly what it says it'll do on the tin.

been using my wii again lately and was really disappointed with how it looked on my 1080p tv through the standard scart connection, honestly could not even tell what was going on in Twilight Princess. I have component cables for my PS2 and they helped make my games look better so i decided to get these and im very happy with these component cables they improve the picture quality over standard scart very well.Just remember though the Wii is a non HD console even with these cables games will still only run at a max resolution of 480p so theses cables are not going to make your games suddenly HD, but they will look much better than standard scart/av I have also been using them to play some gamecube games through the wii as there is a good chunk of gamecube games that supported 480p you can check a list online to see what ones run.Anyway if you are thinking on getting these and just have the standard cables for the price i would say do it! :)(added some images of Metroid Prime 2 running at 480p with the cables)

Cable doesn’t feel too cheaply made like a different one I bought which was broken upon arrival. This cable has great a great 480p output for the Wii. I recommend this cable over different options available on Amazon within the same price range. The only downside is the cable is rather short, being half the size of the AV cable that comes with the Wii as standard.