Kaico PS1 HDMI / PS2 AV Cable for All Sony PlayStation & PS2 Models – Built in Switch to Swap Between RGB or Component – PS1 & PS2 to HDMI Converter Allows Any PS to Connect to Any HD TV

I've tried all of them. I've tried component to HDMI adaptors, only to have them either not work or break after a week, and I've tried the PS2 to HDMI dongles, which ALWAYS have vertical lines.When seeing this product originally, I was very skeptical. The device had no reviews to go off of and also looks like it is newly listed (Because, I believe it is) However, I tried every other adaptor. Might as well give this one a go.I plugged it in, and was both thrown off and interested at the same time. I was getting teeny tiny vertical lines and a bit of signal distortion, which I hated, however, I looked closer. The more I looked, the more the problem disappeared! I believe this product has to warm up a bit before the signal becomes crystal clear. Within just a few minutes, the picture was perfect!I tried a GT4, which gave me 1080i with no issues, and I also tried Underworld: The Eternal War (A pal game). I expected the pal game to have issues, however, it worked with no issues at all! Absolutely perfect!All in all, I am superbly happy I purchased this product. This is the only solution that worked for me. As a final note, I wrote the company on their Facebook page asking for a bit of information on another product, and they responded within just a couple hours! Even on the weekend, when it says they are closed! The customer service is amazing for this company!Don't be scared off by the price or by the lack of reviews. This product is fantastic and well worth the money. I especially love the company and can not wait to see what other products they have in store. Hopefully a version of the Wii2HDMI that works? :D

Setup was easy and having the RGB/Component switch makes it easy to get a signal even if your video settings are not initially correct. PS2 video and HDMI connectors were very firm but felt good quality. After setup was complete, the picture quality was equal to component quality and sound was fine and passed through ARC for me just fine.Previously, I used a component to HDMI convert box but it was a pain to connect all those cables and my new TV does not have component cables. So, this cable is much easier to deal with and works well. I really do not have any complaints and hope it continues to work as it does now. If it does, I feel it deserves a very high recommendation.Some reviews complain about PS1 use but the device only advertised PS2 so I don't see how that is fair. Also, some review seem to think the picture should look better but I am familiar with PS2 component output and this appears to be the same quality which is all you can expect from a cable. This will not make the PS2 look hi-res and it will depend on the quality or your TVs scaler. But if you have a TV with a good scaler, your results should be good.

I wanted this because some PS2 games don’t scale well on newer televisions. This was easy to install, less than 5 minutes. I’ll be using Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas as my example. On the title screen before all the loading images is a bunch of fine print that is nearly illegible due to the scaling of the tv. It’s fuzzy and has blurred edges rendering it impossible to read. I plugged in this bad boy and I was able to read every word crystal clear! The only complaint I have is that whole the graphics are clearer and the edges are crisper, far away objects in games have a slightly over-crisped texture model to them now. I don’t know if they were always there and you couldn’t tell because the quality looked like crap, but other than this it looks really good! I can finally read the in game map icons now as well! It’s a cheap fix and works great. 9/10!

Plugging this in and running this as a component gave a good quality picture, though I did notice two problems, both minor.The first problem is that the picture does not fit the screen. My PS2 is displaying in 16:9, but does not fill the whole screen on my monitor with the same aspect ratio. It is not a huge problem as the resulting black borders are fairly small and the 480i output likely isn't losing any detail as a result.The second problem is that my device came with a Micro USB to USB cable, but the instructions do not reference it at all. It said simply to plug it into the PS2 and an HDMI cable, and these instructions did not display any image at all. It turns out, that Micro USB cable is a power supply; an easy fix is to plug it into the device and PS2 itself so you don't need a dedicated wall outlet for it.

Was excited to try this new cable with my Playstation 2 on an HDTV to see how clear it could make the picture. The picture quality was pretty decent while it lasted, but it does not work with an mClassic. You will still get a 720p image, but no extra filtering or upscaling from the mClassic. From what I could tell the micro USB port used for powering the device is very poorly soldered or cheaply made as the jack stopped receiving power shortly after plugging it in and would work for a moment if I wiggled the power cable. I did not try to force the jack into the port it just broke during the process of changing the cable for the first time.If you want to try your luck with this I would recommend being very careful with inserting the Micro USB power cable, especially after the return period expires.

So I may be leaving this prematurely because I have not got my new TV yet so I am currently using this on a little bit of an older TV but even with the older TV I definitely noticed a difference in Picture Quality & Color not to mention the games are not as blurry but yet became Sharper. Of course adjusting some TV picture settings helped but I have noticed a considerable difference in what it was originally. Would I recommend this product? Yes I would but if your expecting perfection or the PS2 to have the quality of the PS5 then your expectations are to high so make sure your reasonable when purchasing this item.