Today I’m gonna tell you why these are my favourite
HDMI cables. And it’s not just because
they’re purple, but admittedly,
that is a big part of it. Let’s get undone!
[offbeat music] ♪ Gerald Undone ♪
♪ He's crazy ♪ What’s happening, everybody?!
I’m Gerald Undone and pobody’s nerfect.
So today’s disclosure is an interesting one.
Although these cables are made by Kondor Blue,
I definitely have an interest and stand to benefit
financially if you purchase them,
and that’s because I’m proud to announce
that these are my own line of purple Undone cables.
Think of it like very functional merch.
Rather than buying a sticker or t-shirt to show
that you like this channel, you can use this merch
to connect your camera to a monitor or recorder.
And your rig would be all the sexier for it
with this stunning purple coiled cable.
Because, yes, to start I only have 3 SKUs:
They’re all 12” coiled cables that extend
to a maximum of 24” when stretched.
And they all have full-sized HDMI Type A on the one end,
the only thing that changes is the camera side.
You can get Type A to Type A,
Type A to Mini Type C, or Type A to Micro Type D.
But let me know in the comments if there's some other
cables that you’d be interested in, and perhaps
we can add those to the lineup in the future.
As far the quality of the cables, they’re excellent.
They’re HDMI 2.0, extremely rugged, and nicely braided,
and because I’ve partnered with Kondor Blue for this,
they’re covered under Kondor Blue’s lifetime warranty,
so your purchase is protected.
I really like Kondor Blue’s products and I’d recommend them
even if I didn’t have a custom cable through them.
In fact, if you don’t care about me, the color purple,
or getting Undone merch, you can get a cable
of equal quality from Kondor Blue for just $19.99,
and I’d recommend you do.
My limited-edition purple cables
are a bit more expensive, because they’re a limited run
and a custom order special edition.
So you’ll be paying $24.99 for these,
and like I said before, I get a cut of that.
But either option will give you the same quality,
one just looks prettier and has my name on it.
As far as ordering, I’ll put a link below.
There are limited quantities, but even if it sells out,
go ahead and place your order and I promise to fill
any orders that come from this launch, and then based
on your interest, I’ll have a better sense of how many
to make for any subsequent drops or future products.
Backorders might take a couple weeks longer to fill,
but I promise they will get filled.
When your Undone purple cable arrives,
make sure you tag me or send me a photo of your rig.
I’d love to see them in action!
I think that’s pretty much all I have to say about this.
I mean, it’s just a cable after all, but since
I'm in no position to give a completely unbiased review,
let's defer to one of my favourite product reviewers
to see what they have to say about this cable.
[dramatic music] [iPhonedo] This...
...is an HDMI cable.
But not just ANY HDMI cable.
This... is a purple HDMI cable that says Undone on it,
which probably means "Tall Camera Nerd" in some language.
This high-speed HDMI cable is decorated with Nylon braid.
And it can transfer 60 Hz, 18GB per second,
HDR Metadata up to Cinema 4K.
It can stretch from 12 to 24", and it weighs only one ounce.
So, I guess the question is...
is this $7,000 CDN Barbie pool noodle...
[whirring] ...any good?
And here it is!
The cable comes in this nicely-designed plastic bag.
♪
Inside the bag, we're greeted with some papers,
and the cable itself.
And that's pretty much it.
Well, I actually had these cables for 65 years,
and I've been testing them thoroughly.
And by testing them thoroughly,
I mean I actually did nothing until this morning.
So, the first thing that strikes me when it comes
to these cables, I don't know who designed this,
because these tech companies, for some reason,
they never hire us tech reviewers.
Obviously we know everything.
When I connect this to my TV,
the other end doesn't really reach PlayStation 4.
Or 5. Or possibly even 6.
So, huge problem there. #CableGate.
So, what if we want to use these as shoelaces?
Well, we have a huge problem. Maybe this can fit? Barely.
This one the same problem. Same issue here.
Uh, no, they don't go through.
The best thing you can do with these cables is, of course,
you can use it as a... pen guard. Apple Pencil guard.
Tie this nice and-- nice and...
snug like that, and then here you go.
And when you want it undone... [chuckles]
...this is what you do.
And I'm gonna leave you... with this.
[hearty laughter]
But that's gonna be it for me. I hope you found
this video entertaining or at least helpful,
and if you did, make sure you leave the old thumbs-up
and consider subscribing if you haven't already.
But if you did not find this video helpful or entertaining,
try setting the playback speed to 75%.
Alright... I'm done.