The effect is subtle and doesn't blur the image either

Seeing perfectly beautiful images from content that comes from either a set-top-box, DVD player or streaming video is a dream - right

This means that for consoles like the Switch or Xbox 360, where games are often rendered at below 1080p and then displayed in 1080p format by the console, you get a better image with the mCable by setting those consoles to the rendering resolution of the game (720p).

So I got this cable a few months ago and immediately noticed a difference, it makes the image look a bit sharper and makes a big difference in the contrast and color, the only reason I am giving it four stars, is because the cable doesn't support HDR, I saw nothing on their website that said this, though I didn't look very hard.

I then bought the mCable Gaming Edition for my son's gaming TV and system - once again, an incredible image (and maybe an even better difference!)

It does not cause muddy or hazy images like some AA techniques

Image cleans up nicely now on my 4k TV

I ordered a converter that does not upscale as it seems others have had luck with playing the Wii through the Wii U at 480p, but I haven't found anyone that converted the HDMI signal to 480p and tried that on the original Wii yet

The result to my eyes is that in-game motion is just not as smooth as when you use a normal HDMI cable