Customer Ratings & Reviews

Cables are cables are cables, if you need one there's no problem with this one.

Cheaper plastic than some competitor cords (in-house generic brand) but if you are not bending it like crazy or have pets chewing on it, it will do just fine. No issues in the last almost 2 years

I've used this cable extensively for work and personal since purchase. I'm not techy, and was concerned about internet performance with such a long chord. I've noticed NO difference between the 5 fort chord and this one. Very happy with the purchase.

No more cat5 any more if you own anything that is of "modern" tech. I found that the cat5 head would not fit "snugly" in the ethernet port, just like anything that is not USB 3 (3.1/3.2?) (or whenever they made the changes from the first type of USB to. . . what is it now USB 3.1 or 3.2) or newer; easy tell is looking at the substrate that is sticking out inside the port, it will be of a differing color. cat5 era of speed looked white (in the USB ports, from what I can tell.), while the cat6 era of speeds look blue, and I'm sure that there are faster speeds that have a different color to their PCB if that is what I am indeed looking at, inside the port. Yeah, I just checked, I bought approx. the same time a Roccat head set and a Razer Basilisk mouse with a 2.4Mghz (receiver/ transponder) and the 2.4 has a blue color to its substrate while the headset is of a white color and does not fit into the port correctly (that is it does not fit snugly, like if I were to be using my windows 7 machine). I'm sure all of you, who might read this already know this. As for me, I had no idea. Oh, and it's a lot faster with the more snug fit comes thicker wire and probably some more connection points. I'd have to say the same is true for the differing USB's as well. If I'm wrong; I do apologize, please feel free to ignore this and correct me if you would not mind. I just wish that when I bought my new machine that the sales person would have told me about the changes; or at least the manufacture could have put in a small pamphlet explaining why your old flash drives and your cat5 cables don't fit snugly. At least the HDMI protocol is still the same, well physically anyway.

Perfect for gaming. Lightning speed with no lag or issue.

Needed a longer cord and it worked well for the price.

Very nice quality cat 6 cord for the cost. If you want a more professional look you can buy the crimper, cat 6, and connector and make customer sizes but this is an excellent alternative for those that want the cord now

The cord is flexible enough to wrap around behind the tv and the perfect length for what I needed

Great Product, works excellent and is tough/durable.

I got the 100ft in case I want to move stuff around and hide the cable, it does its job!

Just what I needed after upgrading to the Archer BE-80000 and Fiber Net cat6 is great and not a single run problem with my speed.

Moved into an apartment. The old WiFi router was kicking out a paltry 4 mbps. Hooked up this 25' Cat 6 cable directly to the back of the iMac27 and the mbps shot up tenfold to 40 mbps. Nothing to write home about but on a shoestring budget the cable was worth the investment.

Bought this cable to hard wire an xbox one x directly to my router in my new house in which we just had 1GB up/ down internet installed. No issues at all at this point. For what it's worth, this cable does feel of higher quality than the cat 6 cable i got from my local walmart.

Good with no issues, was just long enough to do the job with min extra cable

High quality cable, highly recommended since i use ethernet straight to my computer and provides excellent speeds since i have fiber.

Worked greater, proper length in order to connect computer to TV.

Easy to connect and long enough for my router and cable box

Great cable with exceptional range to carry internet speeds of up to a gigabit

If it is what you need, it is fine. Nothing special about it, but it works, so all is good.

Ethernet cable works great and was more than enough length for running Ethernet from my modem located downstairs all the way up to my PC upstairs.