Official Wii Component Video Cable

The Wii Component Cable links your Wii console to your TV, allowing you to view and enjoy your games with the best possible image display. Component video splits the signal into three separate channels of video information for the ultimate connection quality. The cable includes five connectors – three for video, and two for left and right stereo audio.

Official Wii Component Video Cable Product Features
* The Wii Component Video Cable allows you to hook your Wii console system to a high-definition TV (HDTV) or enhanced-definition TV (EDTV) to view 480p progressive output. 480p progressive output displays at a higher resolution than standard 480i resolution.
* Please note that your TV must be a high-definition TV (HDTV) or enhanced-definition TV (EDTV) to view 480p output. You will also be required to change your Wii settings from Standard TV (480i) to EDTV/HDTV to view 480p.
* You cannot see Wii progressive display output when the Wii console system is hooked to a TV using any other kind of cable.
* This component video cable is for the Wii and will not work with any other system. In addition, the Nintendo GameCube Component Video Cable will not work with the Wii.
* Wii Component Video Cable Length: 8.2 ft./2.5 m

Official Wii Component Video Cable Reviews

The Wii is not known for it’s graphics at this point in the video game console evolution anyway, so every little bit helps. With the component cables and my HD TV, I noticed some huge differences in picture quality. In most games, it mostly just upped the quality of backgrounds and the skins of the items on the screen. Basically, it made things look “prettier” in a very significant way. The biggest difference I saw was in games like Wii Sports and Wii Play. The only game so far that it actually messed me up on was Excite Truck, where the increase in graphic quality made it harder to tell where the road is.
Overall, if you have an HD TV and a Wii, get it.

The Wii component cables exist in perfect harmony with the Nintendo Wii hardware and my Aquos HDTV. The colors are brilliant; and while the jaggies are more present, the overall quality of the picture is much improved than it was with the composite cables, which, incidentally, will end up in a landfill somewhere.
I will applaud these gaming companies when they finally get with the times and include cables that most gamers want so as to play in the “next generation.” Giving you composite cables is kind of like giving a high schooler 2-year-old board books to read. It just doesn’t make sense.
The cables are worth the price, and if you are like I am, there is some peace of mind that they are coming from a manufacturer with as good of a reputation as Nintendo.

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