They do exactly what they are designed to do. I am now able to rearrange the location of my monitors on my desk with more flexibility because I have more cable length to work with. No problems with them either. They are great.

It works even when driving a 30" Dell display at 2560x1600. That's pretty much the maximum bandwidth this thing is spec'd to handle, and it does it well. Cable feels sturdy and like it should hold up for a while.

Worked perfectly. I was able to use these to push 2560 x 1440 to my 27" Dell without issue. I am even able to add a Monoprice DVI coupler with another 10' quality DVI cable (probably bought from Monoprice years ago) to go a full 40' without any issues. 30' was just a little short for the run I wanted to accomplish, so being able to use a coupler for added length was a bonus.

A lot of people don't understand "dual link". As a result they might find that a digital KVM they bought doesn't work properly. Switch manufacturers don't tell you that if you have a monitor with 1920 x 1200 or higher display, a single link just doesn't allow the bandwidth necessary to operate the switch properly. My IOGEAR double KVM works perfectly now since I purchased this cable. Great, clear display quality and quick computer switching is the result of the correct cables. These are true…

This prouduct was offered at a very good price and worked as it was suppose to do. I really can't ask for much more than that.

Reasonably priced for a 20' DVI cable. Gives nice and clear video reception, and the cable is fairly thick, which is good, as it gives it great durability and is also a good indicator. (I have used DVI cables that have had much skinnier cables and they have not stood up to many setups.)

I bought this cable so my daughter could hook up her new 32" lcd tv as a second monitor. I got a splitter and ran this cable around a door frame to connect the tv. This cable was flexible enough to do this. The signal on the tv looks fine. It did the job nicely.

Worked perfectly as a replacement for a vga cable of the same length - but without ghosting; a definite upgrade. Thoroughly recommended.

I had to replace this with a shorter cable as the length (apparently) caused green horizontal lines on my monitor. The one listed below works great.http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B009WA2NKY?redirect=true&ref_=cm_cr_ryp_prd_ttl_sol_23

I got this cable to replace an analog cable which I previously used to connect my remote standing terminal to my workstation (GTX 680 only has digital ports). The analog cable always gave the monitor a weird greenish glow, which could be corrected in the video driver config. But the new digital cable is gives a perfect image, and has never flickered or lost signal in any way.

I changed the setup of my computer, and found the 6-foot cable I had been using was just a little short. One big-box computer store only had similar 6-foot cables, so I went to a national office supply store. They had a long cable, but wanted $40 for it.I bought this cable for about ten bucks, and have at least two feet of slack. It worked right out of the envelope (after arriving on the due date). Beyond that, it's a cable. I DID note that it was thicker than my existing 6-footers.

This is an excellent cable and totally fit my needs. I wanted my tower to be farther away from the desk and this cable did the job

Seems like a good quality cable. The cable itself is thick, which provides a feeling of quality and durability, but also reduces flexibility. Great cable, but not recommended for small spaces and/or tight corners.

I needed a long cable to connect my monitor to my desktop which is in my living room and looks like an old time radio. The cable sheath is solid and thick. It does not feel flimsy in any way. No issues with the video quality of the screen on my monitor at this 20 foot length. I am very satisfied with this cable.