Sturdy connector at cable, great function (Right-Angle) for tight spaces!!
341270
This review is for the&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Right-Angled-Aux-Cable-6-Feet-Black/dp/B00EO1GI2A/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Right-Angled Aux Cable, 6 Feet (Black)</a>.

I absolutely love the Right-Angle feature of this cable! I use it in a Volvo XC90, where the AUX input is in the center counsel. With a standard connection, the cable sticks up vertically, and tends to get bent over by gravity, or by things that get pilled on top. The Right-Angle connector solves this issue!
3253822
I'm replacing my media center PC in the great room, so thought I'd get a better surge protector for all the odd shaped adapters.  With 11 things to plug in to this one (all my game controller charger stations use their own power strip with a wireless switch) I wanted something flexible.  This is about the most flexible one I've been able to find.

The pivoting plugs on the sides work very well - and are ideal for things with oversized plugs.  The power cord itself is long enough to reach a decent distance, but they really should have made it a flush to the wall style, so it would fit better in different locations.  This sticks out quite a bit.

The cable management piece at the other end works well, has a nice solid close position, unlike some I've had that would pop open so easily and let the cords work out.

The switch is the only real problem - it works, and I"ve had no problems with it, but it feels like it's on the verge of breaking.  Between the feel and the sound, I don't trust it for long.  Fortunately for me, this strip will be "always on" so it shouldn't be an issue for me.  Just a questionable build quality on it.

Beyond that, for someone with a hub with a lot of oddly shaped power connectors, it's a fantastic design to allow you to fit things easily, in some cases may let you drop from two strips to one if you have a lot of large power plugs on your equipment.
1414300
Good quality cable, nicely constructed, connectors attached professionally.
2290351
These connectors work great for quad shielded RG6 coax cabling.  I used the the compression tool available from Monoprice (model HT-508), and it is a cost-effective and quality tool.  I had to adjust the blades on the stripper so that it left the proper amount of material and lengths on the cable.  Once I set it up properly, the the cable termination goes pretty quickly.  I'll be keeping a supply of these on hand for future projects.
4570607
These are solidly constructed cables (they do not feel cheap) that work as described. They make it much easy for cable management arrangements behind desks/furniture. I highly recommend them over standard network cable for this purpose.
2658822
I never knew something like these even existed.  I thought I had maybe come up with my own invention ;)  I have an omnimount 3-shelve wall unit, and the cable jack is right underneath it.  I thought to myself, "it sure would be nice if the coax cable didn't have to come out from the wall, then about a foot out, turn around, and go back up the wall behind the wall shelves. What if there was such thing as a 90 degree adapter?"  So I called the hardware stores in the area and nobody had them. Amazon came through for me though.

In fact, almost everything that uses coax cables in my home benefits from having a 90 degree adapter at either the wall or box.
4287361
My specific use for this cable is to connect the line out on a Tascam 70D mixer/recorder, to an XLR input on a Canon C100. For that, it's exactly what i needed

Build quality
Feels solid, not the beefiest cable i own, but really as beefy as it needs to be. The thickness of the cable is adequate for such a length and i don't detect any interference. The connectors also both feel fairly well made and not flimsy.

Right angle vs Strait connector
Depends on your specific use and in my case the right angle is much preferred. Depends on how the cable may be bumped/pushed/etc... The angle connector is flat on this cable, so it works very well up against any flat surface(like if you pressed it up against a wall) I can also imagine if you're using a mixer inside a field bag, an angle connector would likely be a better idea (obviously depends on the bag)

Length
5' is just right for my use, i originally got the 10' but it left too much slack. The upside to the shorter cable is that you can get just about any variation of xlr cable to extend it if needed.
3146008
I use this for awkward, tight, hard to reach locations behind furniture, chairs, wall units. The pivot positioning (up down or side to side) gives me options for plug access and neat placement. It flips flat against the wall so I can position small furniture (night stands for example) closer to the wall to allow many wires (lights, computers, device charger wires) to run flush to the wall too. This rather than have the power supply wire's plugs & wires  sticking out, clumped up, taking up space.. Keeps flush nice for computers, lights, radios, TVs,  power plugs/wires to keep things flush to the wall and neat.
2543176
Allowed me to drape my cable connections to the back of my TV at a 90 degree angle strait down to the floor. This allowed me to move the TV back toward the wall about ten inches - great space saver.
2813293
What an amazing HDMI cable this is. I have the wires to my wall-mounted HDTV hidden in a cable organizer that runs down the wall, around a corner, and up another wall to where the set top box lives. That led to three requirements: 1. the cable must be thin enough to fit in the limited space of the cable organizer along with the power and audio cables. 2 the cable must be long enough to run the entire length with room to spare. 3. the cable connector must be low-profile enough such that I can back the set top box up against the wall.

The Ysimda Ultra Slim Flexible Series Redmere met and exceeded these requirements, and has good build quality and signal strength as well. While it may not be the cheapest option available, I know I'll get tons of use out of this cable for years to come.

Forget the haters: uni-directional cables are the final word in directionality. The market has spoken!
1406433
The CSX-2 accommodates one fat (3/8" round) multi-outlet cord plus another one or two lighter gauge cords (like a lamp cord plus a phone cable). The cable shield cover is well made; it closes completely with a crisp snap and because of its rigidity, protects the cords well. The grey color most closely resembles an 18% or "battleship" grey, no matter how it looks in the photos here, which is exactly what I desired. Because it is quite rigid and only 2" wide, I would not recommend it for a run in the middle of a traffic pattern as one could conceivably trip on it. I use it to span the gap between my desk and the wall (outlet) behind it, (bringing a multi-outlet to the desk in the middle of the room so that cords are no longer dangling around my feet and chair). The CSX-2 is a high-quality, fairly priced problem solver.
4742955
Tucks in nicely between baseboard and carpet.  Works well for modem connection, but not sure how it would fare for HDTV.  I wish they made more of them for the latter application.  I don't think technology is deficient for making it so.  Rather, I just think people aren't as neat as I like to be with cables.  I hate unsightly cables.
1301259
These are great for connecting computers to monitors or any other HDMI that doesn't need a 5-6 foot cable.  I have 2 of these for my computers and they are much better than longer cables as I don't have cables hanging everywhere.  I haven't used the right angle adapter but it is nice to have.  The 3 Velcro ties work great to secure cables when not in use or to bundle cables together.
2570836
Bingo!  Just what I needed for flat screen tv mount with coax connection behind tv!
2741332
This works great on a PC power supply or similar in need of squeezing into a tight place.  You still need some clearance for the plug itself, but you save 1-2 inches vs a traditional cable and it looks so much neater.  Connection is strong and there's no issues at all.
3177189
My Philips LCD TV is REALLY cramped (where I have it placed in my home, but also the ports themselves) and it's very tough to get cables in/out of it.

This little dongle is a godsend.  It's helped to gain access to the HDMI port that's recessed. Think of it as a mini-extension cable for any HDMI port.

Recommended!
22532
These are awesome. SUPER thick, but also very flexible.

Most importantly for me, the right-angle plugs are low-profile, in that they don't stick out from the female jacks. That is good if you are in a tight space, like in a cabinet or if you're using it on a guitar with a jack on the bottom where your hips are. This can also be bad, if you need some space between the female jack and this plug. So consider that when buying!