Mcable Upscaling Hdmi Cable Review

If you try to wind this up you ll find that you can t do it as tightly as you maybe could with an off the shelf hdmi cord.

Mcable upscaling hdmi cable review.

The mcable itself looks just like a regular hdmi cable except that the ends are a little larger. Upscaling the marseille cable handles hdmi video signals in the following resolutions. Hdmi regular hdmi cable. I ve only been using it in full hd monitors and tvs no 4k ones.

These cables apply different effects for different uses as. Images have not been altered in any way other than cropped. The marseille mcable s video processor is integrated into its hdmi output connector marseille mcable. The company makes mcable cinema edition and the mcable gaming edition two other external upscaling solutions built into hdmi cables.

But without hdcp 2 2 support it plays ultra hd blu ray. The mcable s secret sauce is the embedded video processing chip in the cable which is powered by the usb connection. The width and height of the two ends is 20 8 11 3 mm or 0 819 0 445 inches. Mcable the cable being reviewed.

Positives i still find the upscaling to be very nice on non hd sources. Normal hdmi cords are thinner than this and have a lot more bendability than the mcable does. These cords require power to activate the chip and for some reason. You re gonna want to zoom in to notice full differences they re all very high resolution.

The one major drawback to these cables is that they come with a third cable that s a usb link on the source end. To take the pictures i just swapped between a standard hdmi cable and the mcable. Halo 2 zoom necessary. This hdmi cable has a built in microprocessor for upscaling and improving 1080p and lower resolution video content displayed on 4k uhd tvs.

Update 12 20 2017 my thoughts after using it for 2 months. Marseille s mcable gaming edition is an hdmi cable that promises to improve image quality in your games adding anti aliasing and enhanced colour detail to anything that s thrown at it at a price. 480p i 576p i 720p i and 1080p i and each signal is processed differently depending on the frame rate. All photos were taken with an iphone as i do not have an hdmi screen capture device.