Mcbazel PS1/PS2 To HDMI Adapter,Multifunctional HDTV HDMI Cable Adapter for PS1/PS2/PS One

Very good, has no input lag if the TV is on game mode. Used it for a Timesplitters LAN party at a friends. Probably the best budget option in this regard (I play on a CRT usually). Shots fire instantly without noticeable delay. Video quality is 8 out of 10. Doesn't look like the blocky mess of some of the cheaper units. Will be beaten by component on a more expensive unit but it's splitting hairs. Works fine on NTSC and PAL playstations and can be powered from the PS2s own usb. Amazing value.

New lease of life to play original games on an HDMI TV. You can switch to 4:3 and works perfectly!

This offers a pretty good way to connect a PS1/PS2 to a modern TV. I have a OSSC, and that's my preferred method of connecting, however the PS2 can run games in interlace mode, and the OSSC doesn't do a particularly good job of handling this at higher output resolutions. Based on the reviews I'd read of this adaptor, I took a chance and ordered one. The main thing to note, and this could be a positive or a negative, is that this adaptor works on both PlayStation 1 and PlayStation 2, whereas a number of alternatives are PS2 only. The reason for this is both a strength and a weakness. Whereas the PS2 only HDMI converters tend to need the PS2 configuring to output via component (and therefore the reason for the incompatibility with PS1 AND the PS2 when playing PS1 games), this one uses S-Video.... and that's where this adaptor loses a point. S-Video is a massive improvement over the old composite connectors, and text is nice and clear, however it's not as good as component or RGB SCART. Cross-talk is sometimes noticeable, especially when there's red involved - booting up Ridge Racer shows the difference between this adaptor, and the OSSC via RGB SCART, even in pass thru mode. To demonstrate - The first image shows the loading text from Tourist Trophy. It's clear to read, and looks great. The second image is taken from the PS1 Ridge Racer loading screen using the adaptor. The red text partially smears together. For comparison, the third image is from the same loading screen when going through the OSSC, and is much clearer. In summary: This is good if PS1 compatibility (either from a PS1 console, or running PS1 games on a PS2) is important. However it's using a S-Video signal to achieve this, and there are better options available. Even the OSSC without line doubling looks better, though is usually at least 6 times the cost.

works perfectly makes everything so clear, i wanted to play games like gta and this is the only one ive tried that worked, you need to make sure you have a spare hdmi lead but i would 100% recommend this

Easy to set up. Worked straight away once selecting the correct hdmi port.

Upgraded this after using composite and the picture quality was like night and day, literally! Composite was so dark and just awful, but this cable is a nice sharp and clear image. Deffo recomended for a PS2 on modern TVs.

Saves digging out the old crt tv. Being able to play it on the new tv makes it so much easier. Works fine remember to power it with usb which can be done with the ps2 itself.

Bought so could play PlayStation 2 on tv works great was a good price , picture quality is really good aswell. Would have being 5 stars but giving 3 cause didnt provide a plug. so I had to go get a plug from the shop and they also sold the hdmi converters so could have just got it from shop. Bought so didn’t have to search for one in shop but had to end going to a shop anyway.