Customer Ratings & Reviews

This cord is just the correct length and it’s thick and durable!

Excellent cable, i had bought this to replace my current one that was not long enough and the quality is great

Cable works very well. I like the additional security the ethernet cable provides when I am doing sensitive documents. I got the long cable because I like to work on my laptop a long distance from mynconnection.

It's hard to rate an ethernet cable because practically they all do the same thing. I bought this one because it was the cheapest I could find with the distance it covers, and it works great. The price could be a bit lower but for a cat-6 it's perfect.

[Employee of bestbuy] Amazing, got it all hooked up to my router in the basement

Was having trouble with my cable providers signals. Purchased the Insignia 25' Cat 6 ethernet cable to replace the current one. It did the trick and worked like a charm. Don't think I'll need another but would purchase the Insignia again.

WAY longer than what I expected! No lag in information received. Can run along walls with clips and easy fit under doors.

Good durable cord. The plus is that it is so long.

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.

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 for daughter to use while in her dorm room. Definitely helps improve her connectivity in her dorm when wifi is weak -- or everyone is trying to connect remotely to their classes. Length is perfect since her ethernet connection is not near her desk

It works great and just the right size for our need.

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.

Works as described. I appreciate the robust nature of the product. Nice and sturdy.

[Employee of bestbuy] Good value for the price would buy again if needed

The length is perfect. Easy to use. Works fabulous!

This brand is very durable and it gets the job done.

great for extending wifi access, cable is slim enough to install out of the way

Great cord, just the right length and serves it's purpose.

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.