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Use this adapter to give your old consoles compatibility with modern HD TVs! Feed your consoles composite Red/Yellow/White cables into this adapter, then connect an HDMI cable from the adapter to your TV - done!
USB Power Cable included. HDMI cable not included.
- 2.4 GHz wireless technology, low latency
- Compatible with original XBOX, Nintendo Switch and PC
- Hall Effect analog sticks – no drift, ever
- Precision Hall Effect analog triggers
- Next-gen ergonomic shape and design
- Wireless rumble capability
- Added white and black shoulder buttons
- Precise and accurate D-pad
- Easy sync and setup
- Premium textured grips
- Pressure sensitive buttons
- Wireless range of over 30 feet
- Battery life of 10+ hours per charge
- Includes both USB-A and XBOX receivers
- USB-C charging port
High quality non-polarized “Figure 8” two prong power cable.
Upgraded build quality of 22AWG gauge wire.
Compatible With: PS1® / PS2® / PS3® / PS4® / PS5® / PSVita®; Xbox® 1st Gen / Xbox Series X & S®; PC
Plug and Play solution for connecting XBOX® consoles to HD TVs.
Video and audio in full HD 1080 format with zero transmission loss.
Compatible with original Microsoft XBOX® consoles.
GOLD standard Component signal to upscale video.
Item is pre-owned, so wear is expected. Each accessory is carefully cleaned and tested to ensure proper functionality of all inputs. Exact condition may not match the item pictured.
Light to severe discoloration may be present, particularly with the lighter color + translucent controllers is not uncommon.
Region of controller may vary but will not affect compatibility or performance.
The Old Skool Xbox HD Component Cable delivers you the best picture quality compared to the standard RCA/composite cable included with the Xbox system. Show off your Xbox with better graphics, better sound and better quality on your TV!
High quality replacement AV cable for Microsoft XBOX® systems.
This cable is only for the original Gen 1 Xbox. This cable will not work with Xbox 360, Xbox One, or Xbox Series systems.
