Rca Vhb655r Rg6 Coaxial Cable (50ft; Black)

When my Mother had to stay in bed, I moved the TV from the Den to her bedroom. Unfortunately, there wasn't a cable outlet in it so she was limited to Over The Air. While that was ok for a little bit, as time went by, I needed to get the TV back on cable. I went to my local store to check on coax cables to get an idea (wasn't sure on length needed). Found several that would do the job, but I thought I might do better online. When I checked online, I found the cable for less money (only a few dollars but every one counts) AND it had Gold plated connectors instead of the regular ones. With free shipping/pick up at store, it was a no brainer. After connecting it to the cable box and TV (and resetting the tuner), she had her shows once again. The coax cable works great!! Bottom line, if you need to setup a TV away from where the cable comes in, this is a good choice.

Not much to say about this product other than it's 50 feet long and connects your television to your cable box. It gets the job done. It's a good quality cable.

Basic Coaxial cable, saw it for less here at Walmart. Had issues with signal loss with previous cable that I was using. Replaced with this cable, and picture quality is now much better. Gold plated end connectors are a plus as well.

Great product at a very reasonable price

This is very good cable. Not like the thin stuff that's out there. Works great. The shipping price seemed a little high. But this cable should last forever.

Picks up about 20 plus channels. Need to adjust it sometimes but if i had it up high I think it work better.

Good value for the price. On-line prices always seem to be lower than the price for the same item in the store. If you are not in a hurry - always check online.

Overall the product was as stated. However the connectors were so stiff that I nearly cross threaded my coax. Port on my television. Other than the harsh stiffness of the connectors which require you to have thumbs of steel or a small crescent wrench the product was satisfactory.

Be very careful. This is not a quad sheild cable. After serching google for a 50' RG 6 quad sheilded cable I found one from Walmart. Surprise not what I ordered. Instead I received a single sheild cable. Cheap is an understatement. Here is the ad on the internet Walmart.com: Electronics: Cables & Connectors: RCA RCA 50' RG-6 Digital Coaxial Cable With Gold Plated F Connectors (Black) .... Transfers signals using quad-shielded technology to preserve signal integrity ... www.walmart.com/browse/TVs/.../Cables.../RCA/_/N.../Ne-aq6s

They brag this as a quality cable, and while RG-6 is the standard for carrying your Dish Network signal, this cable is not up to snuff, at all. I have the 25' version of this cable and it can barely get out of its own way to allow the signal to pass through. Dish signal is lost each time these cables were used. Only get image for a bit here and there. Can't use any other electronics around them, including an oscillating fan 6 feet away, without signal being lost. Junk Junk Junk Junk Junk. Will have to figure out a new use for them. Clothesline, perhaps.