It works perfectly on RGB
Can't understand other remarks... I tested several cables on three CRT TV (Europe) and they all worked in good RGB on both PAL and NTSC JAP Saturn machines.
TV sets:
1. Sony Trinitron Wega 25 inches, multistandard
2. a cheap Roadstar, 14 inches
3. another tv from one of my customers, I don't know the brand but it worked perfectly

Doesn't work! A waste of money....
Do NOT buy this RGB Scart cable for the Sega Saturn. Do not expect to be landed with a 'working' one, despite the same cable reviews on other consoles - Ps2, SNES, etc....this 3rd party manufactured dud happens to be the only cripple of the batch. And it just so happened to be the one meant for Saturn, which is considered to be a diehard's first resort.

As the reviews above stated, the said cable produces out of sync picture. It appears fuzzy, distorted, and flowing - like an incorrect video mode setting...I suspect something wrong has went unnoticed at the factory when they produced the current batch. I'm disappointed to say the least. It didn't cost much and I think i know why.

Don't get me wrong; it's not the TV's fault. Nor is it the Saturn's. My SCART monitor accepts RGB from my DC, NGCD and Xbox without trouble.

Experienced technicians might wanna try their hand at manually re-configuring this Saturn RGB cable- I suspect one or 2 of the pinouts is incorrect. Google 'rgb diagram Saturn' and take pot luck.

Might not be for you...
After trying it on several of my TVs, I found that it only works on one and with blurred colors.

It seems this RGB cable is kinda picky with your TV set and might not work at all.

At least it´s cheap...

Didn't work
I have an NTSC Commodore 1084 monitor that works with all my other RGB-capable consoles, and is apparently pretty close to the ideal monitor for running the Saturn in RGB. However, when I hooked it up these cables up, the picture is completely out of sync - and there's no manual hold adjustment on my monitor, either, so that's out. I might be able to get it working if I rewired the thing, but then what was the point of buying this cable in the first place? And if there are compatibility issues with this cable, why aren't they listed?