Replacement Composite Cable for MicroVision SHOWWX/SHOWWX+

It's a simple adapter. Does what it does. Sometimes it would be nice if the cord was longer, sometimes would be nice if it was shorter so can't really fault it there, it's up to how/where you use it. I knock off 1 star for the price, it should be cheaper since it's a very very simple adapter, but it's limited production run (not like they sold billions of these niche market projectors...) so I understand, I just hate overpaying (even if it's not too bad) for a tiny bit of metal and plastic.

Now i can play games on my pico projector screen!

It should work but it does not. There's no documentation or proof that it works. Is this a gimmick? I'm tired of cheap imitations. Amazon should remove devices that do not work. Has anyone got it to work every time they use it? Something is missing. Please prove that it works or remove it.

It's not the one I need for my Iphone to my micovision it gos to a VCR then the phone that is not why I got that for...

not a whole can be said about this product. it does what it's supposed to do. the is pretty good if you're going to keep the device close to the source, which I do, if not it's easy to add an extension cable to the mix.i'm not sure how long the little metal "connection clips" will last, but such is the case for any of these types of products.for what it is, it gets the job done and at a good price.

Works perfectly.

My problem with this cord is that is never seems to work. I have yet to find an application for it where it does what it is actually supposed to do. This is rather frustrating and I wish there was better literature out there for figuring out how to trouble shoot with it.

Cable and socket is good quality and the cable is nice and flexible.Microvision should have made an s-video cable or attached a socket to this plug as apparently the iPod cable uses S-video to carry the analogue video. I only regret not buying two of them and stripping one to figure out how to get s-video into the plug.