Wii HD Link Component Cable
Experience a new level of graphical clarity on the Nintendo Wii with the HD-Link from Nyko. The HD-Link is designed to provide the best possible video and audio connection for the Nintendo Wii. Featuring high end Y, Bp, Pr component connections, the HD-Link provides full 480p resolution for your HDTV. The shielded 8 foot cable allows for interference-free audio and video in any entertainment setup while providing the best video and audio quality available for the Wii. The HD-Link is ideal for those who demand the most of their home electronics and want the best possible Wii experience. Stereo sound for crisp, immersive audio Shielded cables for interference-free audio and video Extra long cable allows for easy set up = 8 Feet
Wii HD Link Component Cable Accessories
 Wii Nunchuk Controller
Wii Remote Controller
Wii Charge Station
Wii Play with Wii Remote
Wii Wireless Sensor Bar
Mario Kart Wii with Wii Wheel
Official Nintendo Wii Wheel
Wii Grand Slam Sports Pack
Wii HD Link Component Cable Reviews
There was a good improvement in the graphics of the games. It took only a couple minutes to disconnect the cable that came with the Wii and connect this one. I'd highly recommend these cables to anyone who wants a clearer, crisper picture on their Wii games. The first game I tried it on was Endless Ocean and it was noticeably clearer. So I decided to try these cables.
We have a large screen LCD display and I thought the games already looked pretty good, and after all the Wii can only put out up to 480p anyway. I then went into the Wii options setting menu and changed the screen and TV resolution. Someone on one of the Wii forums I frequent suggested getting component cables if you had an HDTV. What I didn't realize is that unless you use component cables you're getting 480i or 240 lines as opposed to 480p or 480 lines. The Shaun White Snowboarding game looked great too.
I plugged them in and they worked. I didn't really test out the difference between the standard Wii connection and these cables. match the color coded cables up to your tv jacks and you should be good. No instructions included.
It's tough to tell unless you do a side by side test, which is not possible, considering I don't have two Wiis or two HD TVs. Looks okay, supposedly allows the full resolution of the Wii = 480p - to show on your HD screen. But the picture is good.
I only have the sports package which are older games. I can't see any difference in the screen image using the HD Cables vs. the standard definition cables.
Every bit as good as the "official" Wii HD cables, but about half the price. They even look almost identical, and function just fine. Save yourself the money and buy these instead.
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