RGB Scart Cable for Wii - PAL/NTSC (1.74M-Length)

Pros: It works.

Cons: Not better than the composite cable that came with the wii. Switched back and forth several times. Could not see a difference in sharpness or color depth. Even made pictures with my camera and could not see difference. I read at several places that the rgb ought to be better than composite, but either the cable is not true rgb (which I doubt) or the difference is overstated.

Other: Go with the component cable (which I did not buy as I have no free component slot in my tv..). It will allow you to run in progressive mode (480p), which ought to be superior to the rgb.

Pros: Switch from tv to av automatically

Cons: Not a true RGB cable, it can not display rgb because the rgb blanking pin is connected to nothing in the scart -_-'

Other: Just a composite cable with auto AV switch. If you want good pictures on a cathodic TV don't buy this one!!

Pros: I tested it and it worked perfect on Nintendo Wii and CRT TV. ( NOT LCD !!!) The build quality of the cable is excellent Its realy RGB Scart Cable for Wii . The image of all games became much better than earlier. Better picture than with the original composite cable.

Cons: None I think.. Everything is work great.

Other: Good option to people who don't want to spend a lot of money in this things, quality is very good, i think the same than the original.

Pros: Cheap raw materials for making custom cables OR once fixed, ok for getting decent-quality RGB output from Wii.

Cons: The RGB and blanking signals are wired up wrong.
On my cable the RGB was completely mixed up: It had been wired as red to green, green to blue and blue to red (Wii to SCART).
The SCART blanking signal (pin 16) is not connected at all, making the cable composite-only if left as-is. The pictures posted to this item by DrChook seem to describe connecting pin 16 that will enable RGB mode.
Additionally, the screenmode (SCART pin 8) is hardwired for 16:9 DAR (+5V). If this was done in a clever way there'd be a switch connecting SCART pin 8 to either +5V or +12V. Both of these voltages are supplied by the Wii anyway. This would allow the user to manually select between 4:3 and 16:9.

Other: Fix it and you get a cheap RGB-SCART cable for Wii.

Pros: This is great if you need a SCART cable for a Wii. I had difficulty finding one in a shop where I am located, and shipping was included. The price is great. The build quality is excellent. The cable is covered with the kind of material you would expect on a broadcast quality cable- very slick and not prone to catch on anything at all.

Cons: None. Remember that the Wii can only output a progressive (480p) signal if you use component cables. You will still have a 480i signal. Not really a con, but a characteristic of the Wii and its design.

Other: For the price, this is a great product and does just what you need if you require a SCART connection for your Wii.