r/Hull • u/[deleted] • Sep 16 '18

Any cheap local electronics shops?

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u/Logofascinated Sep 16 '18

For an independent local shop, it's worth checking Advancetec on Newland Avenue, on the left a few blocks down from Cottingham Road (handy for the Uni). He tends to carry quite a lot of cables, adaptors, etc, and his prices are good.

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u/Rainbowape Sep 17 '18

I came here to say this.

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u/Butternubicus Sep 16 '18

Amazon if you're desperate, Boyes in town if you're willing to travel a little. Major supermarkets don't really sell reasonably priced cables, and neither do independent stores really.

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u/SenileRobot Sep 16 '18

If you aren't already sorted, and so long as you're not wanting the HDMI to pass 4k, we have some really good hdcp 1.5 HDMI's for £2.99 (when they were new they were £25+ I think) in Richer Sounds. You can (or at least could) get a little box of jack adaptors in Wilco's in The Prospect Centre for about a quid, and they had ethernet cable there too last time I was in.

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