Cat6 Ethernet Cable 1000FT Channel Test Pass

Great product

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This box of CAT cable is huge. The cable is neatly coiled inside so it's easy to access without making a mess, so that's great.Hard wiring your house or business may seem antiquated, but it has many benefits. Hard wire connections are almost always faster, so they're a must if you want to do serious uploads/downloads or gaming.Additionally, if you are concerned about wifi EMFs, then you need to be hard-wiring your devices.This box has all the cable you should need to wire your home internet.

This box of Ethernet cable is perfect for making custom lengths for running in our walls. I initially made a short practice cable to learn how to wire the cable to the Ethernet sockets but it's a fairly simple process. The cable is easy to pull out and the individual strands are wrapped and easily separated once you remove the plastic jacket. The only negative I can think of is that the cable is pretty stiff but that makes it durable. Speed wise I get my full speeds without and issues and am happy with this box.

I like the boxing on this product. The feed hole works well and threads the line cleanly and easily. The Handles make it easy to carry and pull line at the same time.

I finally got around to wiring my friends home with ethernet and found this to be very good cable. I haven't tried it at 10GB yet, but it works fine for 1GB links. I also made some patch cables, given it's made for in wall runs, it makes for some stiff patch cables, but it works fine. Would buy again.

One of my first jobs after high school was running cable for the school systems and hospitals in the area I lived. This cable is just as nice as any I've used back then. The added bonus of it being Cat6 for a decent price is great. It's affordable and holds up to being dragged around the attic by me. I haven't had any issues with it and it works as advertise. Did I mention the price? It's cheaper than a lot of other brands out there and seems to work just as well. I guess I could try a side-by-side speed test or something but the cable tests out just fine and doesn't seem to have any breaks or issues so far. I'll update if it deteriorates over time but it's probably just fine.

If you read the description carefully, you’ll note this is copper clad aluminum cabling. Specifically, it is not suitable for use in POE applications. It is a cost-effective choice for making patch cables and short runs. The specifications say it’s good for up to 300 feet. I haven’t tested it that far. The cable feels like good quality. The conductors are heavy and the whole thing seems well-made. I had no problems making up cable end. If you need to reduce cost and you’re not making long runs or using it for POE uses, this is a good choice.