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Screwfix prides itself on being the outlet ‘where the trade buys’. And certainly their product range includes most items the trade would want from plumbing to power tools and electrical goods. At the top of the home page there’s a band of tabs including ‘Help’ and ‘Catalogue Quick Stop’ so the sate is built to offer the buyer as much assistance as is needed to find the right product. It’s a very busy site, with much advertising and offer material, but easy enough to navigate. Prices are on the low side.

Play is a website dedicated to all manner of entertainment and electronics products, from DVDs, Music, Video Games and Books to televisions and electronics. Now they even have a ‘tickets’ outlet. The site is definitely aimed at the younger end of the market but that’s not to put off older buyers looking for a variation on Scart products. Although the site is busy with loads of advertisements and offers it’s easy to navigate and good fun to browse through. And of course, there’s free delivery on everything. Descriptions and use of the goods on offer are more in-depth than many sites which is great in helping you decide what to purchase.

Electronics specialists Maplin are well known in the industry for supplying electronics products to music recording studios and so on. They offer a comprehensive list of product from computing materials to television and cables. Their web site is easy to navigate and offers a fair range of Scart products. Images are clear and descriptions of items to the point.

Amazon is one of the premier names in online selling. It features everything from books to clothes with electronics playing its part as well. The site is easy to navigate with clean, crisp images and just enough information. It isn’t cluttered either, although there’s a lot of information to take in on item pages, which helps finding what you want much easier. This is crucial because there are a lot of Scart leads on offer at Amazon – the company acting as middleman for other electronics outlets. There’s a useful customer review section as well, so you can get feedback on whatever item you are thinking of buying as well as a star rating system with five stars the highest. On the whole a fairly comprehensive website for Scart leads.

Argos is one of the best known retailers in the United Kingdom selling everything from jewellery and watches to garden implements and, of course, home entertainment items. Their website reflects the diversity of the company and is very busy with lots of deals, offers and advertisements. It’s fairly easy to navigate, though and finding the list of Scart leads available is not difficult. Argos has their own ‘house’ brand, Alba, but there are enough alternatives on offer to make browsing worthwhile.

Although there is a lot to consider on the Comet website it’s set out in a user-friendly fashion with Sections on services, latest items and Comet advice with easy to use links to ‘Delivery’, in store collection and so on with a pre-order option in the ‘Latest’ section. Images are clear and you can bring up information on delivery by clicking on the ‘Delivery’ tab on the item page rather than having to go to a separate link. The number of Scart leads on offer is limited, however, for such a large outlet.

PC World is one of a group of high street electronics outlets specialising in computer and computer related material, but it also is an outlet for home entertainment items and offers a range of good quality product including cables and Scart leads. The site itself is uncluttered and no trouble to navigate with easy to follow tabs and links. There is a ‘Customer Information’ menu at the right hand side of the ‘Lead and Accessories’ page that lets you retrieve information on payment, delivery and collection of items without having to go back to the home page.

Dixons specialises in low priced electricals. Its website is busy and full of top offers, deals and other periphery stuff. It’s more than just cheap and cheerful, though, with free delivery on all orders, which makes shopping on this site a great option if you’re shopping on a budget. There are a number of Belkin items to choose from which means Dixons can do quality as well as good value.

Curry’s is another of the United Kingdom’s best-known high street electronics outlets. Its website is a busy one with many offers boxes, deals and advertisements. There’s a customer support section and a buyer’s guide to help potential customers make an informed choice.