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the Phillips cable is full of vibrant colors and contrast the generic is washed out, flat and dull

Posted by PhilJ on December 10, 2011 at 15:20:41:
truly it is not a small difference. I am sure there must be other improvements but I am not kiiding the Phillips was twice as good.

Not sure if this is a testament to how good the Phillips is or how bad the generic cable is but if you are not happy with the cable you buy you can return it.

also, I bought the Phillips cable about 3 or 4 years ago so I am not sure what is available now, also the cheapest cable Best Buy had back then was $100 so the Walmart deal really was great.

good luck