BUSOHE Cat7 Ethernet Cable 100 FT Black, Cat-7 Long Flat RJ45 Computer Internet LAN Network Ethernet Patch Cable Cord - 100 Feet

Warning: this is not a cat7 you are being lied to with this product. I have a 1.5gb internet plan and thought using this would give me my full plan as my cat 5e was only giving me max 1.2gb. Well guess what I plugged the cable in ran multiple speed tests with both and this one barely hits between 400-800mb. False advertising. Picture proof. Any of the higher numbers are my older cable while low numbers was the new one.

I expect that this review will never be posted, but I need to share this with someone. I gave it a five-star because of the laugh it gave me and my family.I cannot say if the cable works or not. You see, it came with a User Manual (yeah, really!). The first step is, and I quote: "Before you install the cable, check if it works properly." I'm still trying to figure out how I am suppose to check if it works without plugging it. It's a classic "chicken or the egg" situation.Seriously, who thinks about writing a User Manual for a cable that has an ethernet plug at each end...? And then what went through their mind when they wrote it...? I'd like to try some of the stuff they took, to come up with this.

*Really a solid investment for those with a gigabit/1000mbps internet setup*I half-heartedly felt like this 'cat7' concept was a bit of a money grab and that no such thing really existed. But upon further research it did appear that at the very least, the build quality was better and if you stop and think about it, that we are all probably using older cables anyways which were built off the premise of running 10mbps or at the most 100mbps. But now we live in a world that has gigabit speed. So I felt confident that an upgrade was in order. I had a real need for a longer run as our house had just gotten gigabit internet and I needed to run some cable to the farther reaches of the basement.Upon receiving it, I can safely say the quality of the cable is present and the ends are of a high quality. I don't feel like any corners were cut or that there were any reason for this to 'fall apart'. What I do like about this cable is the flat design of the length of the cable. making it easier to sneak through tight spots and to make look sleek along walls and corners.I wouldn't say I have any grounds to believe that this cable would faster than any other alternates on the market, but if its replacing an old rundown cable I've got in a drawer somewhere that I got with my old wifi router some 10-15 years ago, I think this was a solid investment that will help me get the most out of my gigbit setup.For those who are still running sub-100mbps setup, this might seem like a frivolous purchase and that's fair.

These cables are great quality. I'm using for an indoor/outdoor POE application (Power over Ethernet) for my RV hotspot setup and they work great in the RV installation. I have one line running outside to a POE Ubiquiti nanostation antenna and the cables seem to be of durable design to be able to withstand the elements. (time will tell) I really like the flat cable form factor for laying the cable along/in the wall & ceiling, and the cable ends seem high quality. Busohe was also very diligent in contacting me after my purchase to ensure I am satisfied.I'd recommend these, in fact I already bought a 2nd set when I was building a similar RV ubiquiti hotspot setup for some friends.GaryShawnigan Lake, BC

Had optic high speed internet installed, however the main Wifi unit was in the back corner of the basement. The furnace room was directly between the internet Wifi unit and the front garage where Wifi cameras were installed, had little or no access to the remote cameras. Decided to moms the main router Wifi and did research on the cat 7 cables. The 75 ft cable allowed me to move the Wifi router that was connected to the high speed box that could not be moved. The internet provider solution would have cost at least $500. The access to the cameras is now immediate remotely,.. I highly recommend these cables