Customer Ratings & Reviews

It is plenty long for my needs and have not had any lagging issues to speak of...great buy

This cable is currently hooked up to my pc and is comparable to the 80$ wire I bought from a pc company, the same product for cheaper, save your money and buy this for your setup.

bout because i needed a extra one. works exactly how it should

I bought this about a month ago. I’m an analyst so a great internet connection is a must have. I have xfinity pro and get up to 600 mbps. I’m by no means a subject matter expert, but I would like to give it a solid review. I run data recons, few macros and programs, and various tests simultaneously through out an 8 hour day and for 12 hrs on quarter ends without a hitch. I did notice a drop in speed but nothing substantial enough to disrupt my run times. Besides it’s normal depending on the length of the wire and a few other variables. I would also like to ad that the casing or insulation is durable. I ran it through my walls my self so I hit a few snags along the way and it didn’t expose any internal wires.

This ethernet cable is very durable and sturdy. I have it plugged into my rig from my router where I've installed a cable channel, and I'm confident that this product will not break or snap. I've had this for about two months now with no issues (internet is stable and does not cut off).

The cable is exactly what it says. 50' of cat 6 ethernet cable. Very easy to unwind and to straighten out. Durable and not flemsy at all.

Had a card that refused to take any cat6 or cat5e cables at any speed greater than 100/100. this cable finally got us into the 2.5 Gigabit range of speeds. Nice quality cable as well.

I have been using the Cat5e cables for years and when I went to the Xfinity 1000 Mbps plan I upgraded to the Cat6 Cable throughout the house. As such, I want the patch cables to be a Cat6 as well. Both Cat5e and Cat6 can handle speeds of up to 1000 Mbps, or a Gigabit per second. The main difference between Cat5e and Cat6 cable lies within the bandwidth the cable can support for data transfer. Cat6 cables are designed for operating frequencies up to 250 MHz, compared to 100 Mhz for Cat5e. This means that a Cat6 cable can process more data at the same time. Think of it as the difference between a 2-lane and a 4-lane highway. On both, you can drive the same speed, but a 4-lane highway can handle much more traffic at the same time. References from blackbox.co.uk, cablematters.com and cnet.com.

Easily one of the best cables for its price! This is my second one after I bought one over a Year ago. Why did I buy another? It’s not because it stopped working from normal wear and tear, my cat chewed my wire. Otherwise it would have lasted me longer!

long sleek Gray. You had me at hello 150 ft is plenty enough cable to connect the home office down the hall and around the corner.... to the rest of the world. Easy unraveling due to good packaging . Easy release end connectors snap into place and also unsnap on demand. I would buy it again for my next installation.

Thought I needed to upgrade but ddnt still a good cable get the job done

Fast cable, discrete color, very durable feel. Would buy again

Easy to install, works great. Exactly what needed for more internet connections.

Long cable and sturdy no lag with it great price !

It’s a long Ethernet cable. As long as the plugs aren’t constantly plugged and unplugged and the cable isn’t constantly flexed and severely bent, it should be fine.

Well it is a basic ethernet cable so not certain how much you can say. It is sturdy and there are no issues. Perfect for the needs.

Its a cable it did the job i needed it for plugged right in

I bought this ethernet cable because I started working from home. I have had no issues in connection and my desktop works the exact same as it was when I was in the office. I didn't want to sit next to the router because its in the kitchen. So this ethernet cable and the length provided the perfect solution.

Needed a slightly longer ethernet cable and this did the job perfectly.

Needed a Ethernet cable that was long enough too strech from the front to the backroom. Icing on the cake was i was able to get a Cat6 cable for a relatively good price. Had it since May and no issues.