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title: "Premium YPbPr Component Video Cable for PlayStation 2/3 (PS2/PS3)"
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# Supports up to 1080p HD 75Ω impedance for optimal signal 360° full shielding Premium YPbPr Component Video Cable for PlayStation 2/3 (PS2/PS3)

**Brand:** hd retrovision
**Price:** RM282
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 🎮 Elevate your retro gaming with pro-grade analog clarity!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Premium YPbPr Component Video Cable for PlayStation 2/3 (PS2/PS3) by hd retrovision
- **How much does it cost?** RM282 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.com.my](https://www.desertcart.com.my/products/83934316-premium-ypbpr-component-video-cable-for-playstation-2-3-ps2)

## Best For

- hd retrovision enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted hd retrovision brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Ultimate Signal Protection:** 360° aluminum mylar and copper spiral shielding eliminates audio/video interference and crosstalk for flawless playback.
- • **Trusted by Retro Enthusiasts:** Top-rated with 4.7 stars and thousands of gamers praising its unbeatable picture quality and reliability.
- • **Crystal-Clear HD Analog Output:** Experience your PS2/PS3 games in stunning 1080p resolution with vibrant colors and sharp details.
- • **Precision Engineered 75Ω Cable:** Optimized impedance ensures stable, noise-free transmission for the best analog video quality possible.
- • **Plug & Play Retro Gaming Upgrade:** Easily connect your classic consoles to modern TVs with legacy YPbPr inputs—no expensive upscalers needed.

## Overview

The Premium YPbPr Component Video Cable by HD Retrovision delivers superior analog video and audio for PS2 and PS3 consoles. Featuring full 360° shielding and precise 75Ω impedance, it supports all YPbPr resolutions up to 1080p, ensuring crisp, vibrant gameplay on compatible TVs. Ideal for retro gamers seeking the best possible picture without costly digital converters, this 6-foot cable is RoHS compliant and highly rated for performance and durability.

## Description

Use these high-quality cables to connect your PlayStation 2 or PlayStation 3 console to the YPbPr component video inputs on your TV or other video equipment. These cables are properly engineered and constructed to deliver the best analog video & audio out of your PS2 or PS3 console. The fully shielded design eliminates audio and video crosstalk, while the 75Ω (75 ohm) impedance effectively transmits the full video detail even at 1080p resolutions. ***WARNING*** for PlayStation 2 consoles only: Certain software (i.e. most PlayStation 1 games and a handful of PlayStation 2 games) requires your TV or monitor to support “240p” (NTSC/60Hz regions) and/or “288p” (PAL/50Hz regions) over its YPbPr input(s) in order to use this product in those scenarios. If this a concern for you, then please test your equipment using HD Retrovision's 240p Compatibility Test prior to purchasing. Cable Specifications: ∙ Length: 6 feet (1.8 meters) nominal ∙ Impedance: 75Ω (75 ohm) nominal ∙ Shielding: Aluminum Mylar w/ Copper Spiral ∙ RoHS Compliant PlayStation 2 Supported Video Standards: ∙ CEA-770.2-D (240p60, 480i60, 480p60) ∙ CEA-770.3-E (1080i60) ∙ ITU-R BT.1700 (288p50, 576i50) PlayStation 3 Supported Video Standards: ∙ CEA-770.2-D (480i60, 480p60) ∙ CEA-770.3-E (720p60, 1080i60) ∙ ITU-R BT.1700 (576i50) ∙ ITU-R BT.1358 (576p50) ∙ SMPTE 296M (720p50) ∙ SMPTE 274M (1080p60, 1080i50, 1080p50) *NOTE: "60" implies both 60Hz and 59.94Hz.

Review: This thing is a beast! - I bought this cable because I had dug my old PS2 slim out of the closet to re-play Dragonquest 8. I have an old Vizio 1080p HDTV with component, s-video, composite, RGB over vga, and hdmi inputs. I've recently found that it has some issues with 240p signals over component, but I've got a ps3 outputting 1080p over hdmi that can automatically upscale and postprocess my Playstation 1 games. What I wanted out of this cable was the best possible picture for the analog 480i signal from the ps2 into into my crusty old tv without the need for an expensive digital converter/upscaler... and I got exactly what I wanted. I was playing Dragonquest 8 over a rusty old muli-console combo composite/s-video cable that dates back to when this old ps2 was plugged into a consumer crt. I was taking the s-video signal, using my TV's deinterlace, and stretching to a slightly wider aspect. It's passable. s-video is better than composite, but I can't overstate how cruddy this old combo cable is. Badly shielded composite and s-video together over a wire no thicker than the power cable of my ps2 and 4 different rusty input connectors. It's a mess. I had the sharpness setting maxed out on my display and it was still muddy with noticeable pop in for objects far from the camera. The difference with this thicc, well shielded, component cable is night and day compared to that old setup. Colors are bright and crisp. The automatic backlight adjust was actually dimming the image until I shut it off. The image is so sharp that I have to tune down the sharpness settings slighly to soften the interlacing jaggies from the wider aspect stetch. It's almost too crisp. I tested the picture with Dragonquest, and especially when flying with the Godbird Soulstone, it's just beautiful. The distance pop-in I was seeing from the noisy s-video is completely gone and I can see far away terrain slowly fade in the way it's supposed to look. Terrain and town details from above look incredibly detailed, and the tiny godbird shadow is sharp and clear over all color terrain. I was getting interlacing errors with the some of the small detailed objects like grass and fast moving objects like the bushwhacher jumping outside Tryan Gully that I cannot reproduce with the higher quality component signal. I am noticing some interlacing errors like when the ps2 logo pops on screen during the boot sequence. In a fast busy 2d pixel game like Marvel vs Capcom 2, I noticed some deinterlacing errors with some effects like Guile's sonic boom, and mild screen tear in the opening character flyby, but that all comes down to my old TV's deinterlace process. I tested the picture with Metal Gear Solid 3, Zone of the Enders 2, Soul Reaver 2, and a few others and the polygonal graphics all look amazingly crisp with no noticeable interlace errors. The opening pre-rendered FMV for Soul Reaver 2 looks amazing and the gameplay looks just as good. The fast moving particle effects and polygonal objects in the Kojima games, epecially ZOE just look awesome. I can't see any dithering or interlace artifacts at all. I did some short play tests for those, but it was really Dragonquest 8 that I played the most, and is one of the best reasons to get this cable. Unlike some of the other games I named, it has never gotten an HD port to a newer console or PC, so without an external digital upcaler this Component cable is the best it can look on real hardware... and it looks great. I am very pleased with this purchase. Even if I did use an external digital conversion, I would be very happy with this cable as an analog source. As it is, with my old 1080p vizio with legacy inputs, I am very happy with the image quality. It's not super cheap, but the image quality is totally worth the cost. I looked into buying used official, monster, and other high quality third party cables from the era, and they aren't really any cheaper. Whether you're playing on a TV with legacy inputs like me, or are looking for a high quality source signal for a digital upscaler, the HD Retrovision PS2/3 cable seems like a great choice. A reminder that this might not be a good option for your display when playing PS 1 games. Unless you have a display that is compatible with 240p over component, you're gonna be out of luck trying to play most PS1 games on your PS2. PS3's built in digital upscaling is a solid option for ps1 games though, and it probably looks better than it would through the ps2 hardware emulation and analog output which is stuck at 240p. PS3 even has texture smoothing for the 240p graphics in high resolution and an option to stretch the aspect ratio or play in 4:3. If you just want to push out a high quality analog signal from your PS2 so that your games look as good as they can, I heartily recommend this cable.
Review: Best picture for the price, outperforms other budget competitors. - Honestly, I’ve spent way too money much trying to find a decent scaler/converter for ps2. I’ve tried all the big hitters, say for the retrotink devices, as they are too rich for my blood. Most the converters I’ve tried have have had pros and cons, but this little nugget really passes all the checks with flying colors. If you want a clean stable plug and play converter with a great picture, this is the one to get!

## Features

- Get the best analog video & audio out of your PS2 or PS3 using this high-quality fully shielded cable
- HD Retrovision cables are properly engineered and constructed; don't settle for cheap unshielded cables which result in poor video quality and audio interference issues
- Supports all available PS2 & PS3 YPbPr video resolutions up to and including 1080p (see product description below)
- Full coverage 360° shielding prevents audio and video crosstalk (click on photos for more details)
- Proper 75Ω (75 ohm) coaxial cable impedance for optimal video quality (click on photos for more details)

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B07H3F94ZN |
| Best Sellers Rank | #2,199 in Video Games ( See Top 100 in Video Games ) #6 in PlayStation 3 Cables |
| Brand | HD Retrovision |
| Cable Type | Component |
| Compatible Devices | Television |
| Compatible Phone Models | No Compatible Phone Models |
| Connector Gender | Male-to-Male |
| Connector Type | RCA |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars (1,482) |
| Date First Available | September 4, 2018 |
| Ethernet cable category | Cat 5e |
| Frequency | 60 Hz |
| Indoor/Outdoor Usage | Indoor |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 8 ounces |
| Item model number | FSY-PS2-005 |
| Manufacturer | HD Retrovision |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Pins | 3 |
| Product Dimensions | 6 x 6 x 1 inches |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Gaming |
| Shape | Round |
| Special Feature | Shielded |
| Specification Met | RoHS |
| UPC | 782290131335 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** HD Retrovision
- **Cable Type:** Component
- **Compatible Devices:** Television
- **Connector Type:** RCA
- **Special Feature:** Shielded

## Images

![Premium YPbPr Component Video Cable for PlayStation 2/3 (PS2/PS3) - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/713AYY+PlBL.jpg)
![Premium YPbPr Component Video Cable for PlayStation 2/3 (PS2/PS3) - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81XAUREq1fL.jpg)
![Premium YPbPr Component Video Cable for PlayStation 2/3 (PS2/PS3) - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71kdbutZVwL.jpg)
![Premium YPbPr Component Video Cable for PlayStation 2/3 (PS2/PS3) - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81-Py45UEaL.jpg)
![Premium YPbPr Component Video Cable for PlayStation 2/3 (PS2/PS3) - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81dDOqHBSCL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Are these different than the oem component ps3 cables?**
A: The OEM Sony cables have slightly longer lengths. The PS2 variant (SCPH-10100) has an 8ft cord while the PS3 variant has a 10ft cord (SCPH-10490). The HD Retrovision cables are 6ft, but can be extended using our own 6ft extension cables all the way up to 30ft without degradation of performance.  As for performance, the HD Retrovision cables perform objectively better because they use true 75ohm coaxial cable while the OEM Sony cables use generic shielded cables with undefined impedances. But keep in mind that the visual effect resulting from this is dependent on the resolution you're running the console at. To sum it up simply: you won't see a difference in 240p/480i/480p content, likely won't see any difference in 720p/1080i content unless you smack your face right up to the screen, but will probably see a difference with 1080p content (PS3 only).

**Q: Do hd retrovision provide a solution for the ps1?**
A: Yes, but you have to get their Genesis 2 component cable and PS1 adapter cable.

**Q: Are these going to gong to be restocked?**
A: beats me, most likly yes, they are popular

**Q: Do these work with lightgun games?**
A: Go to YouTube and search for My Life In Gaming they have a video that will help you.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ This thing is a beast!
*by H***E on November 16, 2018*

I bought this cable because I had dug my old PS2 slim out of the closet to re-play Dragonquest 8. I have an old Vizio 1080p HDTV with component, s-video, composite, RGB over vga, and hdmi inputs. I've recently found that it has some issues with 240p signals over component, but I've got a ps3 outputting 1080p over hdmi that can automatically upscale and postprocess my Playstation 1 games. What I wanted out of this cable was the best possible picture for the analog 480i signal from the ps2 into into my crusty old tv without the need for an expensive digital converter/upscaler... and I got exactly what I wanted. I was playing Dragonquest 8 over a rusty old muli-console combo composite/s-video cable that dates back to when this old ps2 was plugged into a consumer crt. I was taking the s-video signal, using my TV's deinterlace, and stretching to a slightly wider aspect. It's passable. s-video is better than composite, but I can't overstate how cruddy this old combo cable is. Badly shielded composite and s-video together over a wire no thicker than the power cable of my ps2 and 4 different rusty input connectors. It's a mess. I had the sharpness setting maxed out on my display and it was still muddy with noticeable pop in for objects far from the camera. The difference with this thicc, well shielded, component cable is night and day compared to that old setup. Colors are bright and crisp. The automatic backlight adjust was actually dimming the image until I shut it off. The image is so sharp that I have to tune down the sharpness settings slighly to soften the interlacing jaggies from the wider aspect stetch. It's almost too crisp. I tested the picture with Dragonquest, and especially when flying with the Godbird Soulstone, it's just beautiful. The distance pop-in I was seeing from the noisy s-video is completely gone and I can see far away terrain slowly fade in the way it's supposed to look. Terrain and town details from above look incredibly detailed, and the tiny godbird shadow is sharp and clear over all color terrain. I was getting interlacing errors with the some of the small detailed objects like grass and fast moving objects like the bushwhacher jumping outside Tryan Gully that I cannot reproduce with the higher quality component signal. I am noticing some interlacing errors like when the ps2 logo pops on screen during the boot sequence. In a fast busy 2d pixel game like Marvel vs Capcom 2, I noticed some deinterlacing errors with some effects like Guile's sonic boom, and mild screen tear in the opening character flyby, but that all comes down to my old TV's deinterlace process. I tested the picture with Metal Gear Solid 3, Zone of the Enders 2, Soul Reaver 2, and a few others and the polygonal graphics all look amazingly crisp with no noticeable interlace errors. The opening pre-rendered FMV for Soul Reaver 2 looks amazing and the gameplay looks just as good. The fast moving particle effects and polygonal objects in the Kojima games, epecially ZOE just look awesome. I can't see any dithering or interlace artifacts at all. I did some short play tests for those, but it was really Dragonquest 8 that I played the most, and is one of the best reasons to get this cable. Unlike some of the other games I named, it has never gotten an HD port to a newer console or PC, so without an external digital upcaler this Component cable is the best it can look on real hardware... and it looks great. I am very pleased with this purchase. Even if I did use an external digital conversion, I would be very happy with this cable as an analog source. As it is, with my old 1080p vizio with legacy inputs, I am very happy with the image quality. It's not super cheap, but the image quality is totally worth the cost. I looked into buying used official, monster, and other high quality third party cables from the era, and they aren't really any cheaper. Whether you're playing on a TV with legacy inputs like me, or are looking for a high quality source signal for a digital upscaler, the HD Retrovision PS2/3 cable seems like a great choice. A reminder that this might not be a good option for your display when playing PS 1 games. Unless you have a display that is compatible with 240p over component, you're gonna be out of luck trying to play most PS1 games on your PS2. PS3's built in digital upscaling is a solid option for ps1 games though, and it probably looks better than it would through the ps2 hardware emulation and analog output which is stuck at 240p. PS3 even has texture smoothing for the 240p graphics in high resolution and an option to stretch the aspect ratio or play in 4:3. If you just want to push out a high quality analog signal from your PS2 so that your games look as good as they can, I heartily recommend this cable.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Best picture for the price, outperforms other budget competitors.
*by R***N on January 8, 2026*

Honestly, I’ve spent way too money much trying to find a decent scaler/converter for ps2. I’ve tried all the big hitters, say for the retrotink devices, as they are too rich for my blood. Most the converters I’ve tried have have had pros and cons, but this little nugget really passes all the checks with flying colors. If you want a clean stable plug and play converter with a great picture, this is the one to get!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ best way to connect PS2
*by F***K on February 2, 2026*

Best way to connect a PS2 for sure, works great, great build quality. No noticeable noise on signal. Connected to CRT and HD tv from 2010, both looked sharp.

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