Buy High Quality Play Station 2 AV Cable Online in UK

 

Play Station 2 AV Cable

The HDMI converter by Kaico was designed so you could use your Play Station 2 AV Cable with a simple ‘plug and play’ solution.Our high quality PlayStation 2 converter will provide you with a much clearer image than a standard AV cable. Compatible with all TVs with a HDMI input.The cable needs additional power which is supplied through the MicroUSB port. Additional support is offered through the RGB/Ypbpr switch, Ensuring no matter the set up a display can be seen. The Kaico PS2 to HDMI adapter supports the following resolutions: 480i/480p/576i

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