We carry two different lines of merchandise: VL and ULTRA series. VL series is designed with great value in mind. While keeping a low price-point, these cables will outperform all OEM cables and some more expensive cables. Ultra Series, on the other hand, was designed for pure performance and quality. If you are looking for the best possible signal transfer, these cables are here to make it happen.
Table #1 will show you the difference between VL and ULTRA series.

TABLE #1
	VL Series	ULTRA Series
Video Compliance
Audio Compliance
HDMI Compliance	n/a		Check Table #2
DVI Compliance	n/a
ROHS Compliance
UL CL2 Compliance
High-Purity Conductors
High-Density Shielding
Outperform OEM Cables
HDMI 1.2 & 1.3 compliant			Check Table #2
Molded Connectors
Strain Relief
Lifetime Warranty
Nylon Sleeve
Single Strand Conductors
Lengths Over 13 ft

Table # 2 will show you the difference between the flat cables and round cables. Below the Table # 2 you will find a more detailed explanation for some of the terms that were used in these tables.

TABLE #2
	Round HDMI	Flat HDMI
HDMI 1.2 compliant
HDMI 1.3 compliant
ROHS Compliance
UL CL2 Compliance
High-Purity Conductors
High-Density Shielding
Reduced Crosstalk
Paintable Jacket
Black Color
White Color
Molded Connectors
Strain Relief
Lifetime Warranty
Nylon Sleeve
Outperform OEM Cables

ROHS Compliance - Cables contain no harmful materials. Example: Lead
UL CL2 Compliance - Cables are rated for in-wall installations
High-Purity Conductors - With high purity conductors, cables are capable of transferring the signal with reduced signal loss
High-Density Shielding - With high density shielding, cables pick up less Electromagnetic and Radio interference
OEM Cables -  Cables that are usually bundled in the box along with your equipment
HDMI 1.2 Compliance - This means that cables are capable of transferring resolutions up to 1080P. (NOTE: Cables that are longer than 15m(50ft) are capable of transfering resolutions up to 1080i
Molded Connector -  This means that rear part of the connector is covered in plastic
Nylon Sleeve - A cable can be encased in nylon in order to increase protection against moist and dust.
Single Strand Conductor - A single strand has lower impedance (electric resistance) than a multi strand conductor, giving the cable an advantage of better signal transfer capabilities and a lower signal loss
Crosstalk - interference between the conductors as a result of a signal transfer.