ErcielookCat 6 Ethernet Cable 25 ft, Flat White Internet Cable with Clips, Hight Speed LAN Cable with Snagless Rj45 Connectors

Just bought a house where unfortunately DSL is the only internet option...and of course the only jack available is in the kitchen. Purchased one of these cables to run from the modem/router around the top of the kitchen cabinets, behind the fridge, then into the pantry and down into the unfinished part of the basement where I have another router distributing internet to the rest of the house via cat6 for 1gb network (not internet) speeds. Sounds like a pain...it works better than trying to repeat the wifi and having both the internet and network constantly drop out mid-stream. This cable works great, speeds are solid (even over 100ft) and it stays flat and out of the way. You don't even know the cable is there! I also liked the mounting brackets that came with it...also flat-ish and helpful in keeping the wire tucked away. This cable was a life saver!

Got advertised speeds and also found out just how many of my devices only have 10/100 ports. I have several of these flat cables and I really like them - once you get it unspooled, the stuff absolutely loves to twist up and you can imagine how tedious it is with 100' of it. The best part I wasn't expecting is this set came with caps covering the ends which made it easier to run through the walls without worry of damage or getting drywall in the teeth. Would recommend

speeds seem fast. My internet is capped at 100Mbps (14 MB/s ish), but basically no ethernet cable should throttle that bandwidth. Also, the ping is as low as it should be, around 2 ms for my network in San Diego, compared to 15 or so with wifi.I always have to get a new long ethernet cable after a while. The thick ones are a pain in the butt and I think they result in their own demise from being thick. They get stepped on, bent, in the way at the end with extra slack, etc. It's important each end of the ethernet cable be connected with some slack, that way overtime the connectors don't bend or fray. Regardless, I probably have an extra 60 feet of slack, but I figured if I need to move that cable elsewhere, maybe 100 feet will pay off over being stuff with a short one and having to buy a longer one.

I like the fact that the cable comes neatly rolled in a box that can keep it organized until you install it. I have used a couple of these (one 100ft and one 50ft) to set up a temporary wired ethernet network in our vacation home while I was holed up at work for six months during COVID-19 times. I just used some blue painters tape to tape the cable to the wood floor as it passed across doorways as I extended it between rooms. When I returned home, I just pulled it all up and removed the blue tape and rolled the ethernet cable back up for future use.

I strung this ethernet cable across my house going from my router to my upstairs, its been a couple weeks since its been up and it only took about an hour to install. The cable works great and its been very helpful to me. The only small flaw I've found is with the nails it comes with, they can come easily detached if the cord is pulled on near them (I have cats so the cord is constantly harassed). I also would like to note that when hammering in the nails to hold up the cord, the cord needs to stay flat otherwise the nail wont be able to go in all the way since the cord blocks it.

I used it to route Ethernet connection from my downstairs office to my bonus room upstairs. So down through the wall into the crawl space under the house. Then through a hole in the brick footer of the house. The cable held up well when being pulled through the brick hole. Next I routed it up a downspout to the soffit then in the attic, down through the bonus room wall and terminating at an existing coax outlet. The cable pulled easily and held up well through all of this. Very happy with it.

I love the fact that I can run this cable from my downstairs to my upstairs and it fits under doors! Just what we needed here!

I bought this flat Ethernet Cable so I can connect i from my room office computer to my downstairs living room modem. The only way to do this is to get a FLAT cable to go under my window screen frame to outside to reach to my lower window screen frame to connect to the modem. Without damaging the screen frame. This worked perfectly! Oh, and its weatherproof!

Like I said perfect, the cable is flat so it runs under the rug perfectly. Prompt courteous service and next day delivery.

Right length and rigged quality

Good

２階北向き部屋（仕事部屋）のWindows10デスクトップPC周りの配置換えに伴い、ケーブル張り替えの為に購入しました。Windows 10デスクトップは、基本的に１階居間ルーターまたはスイッチングハブからLANケーブルを引き上げて接続しています。以前の置き場（机の下にメタルラックを入れて、メタルラック内に置く）だと20mでギリギリ届いていました。机をL字型配列に変えたのを機に、デスクトップを机上に置いたら、20mでは少しだけ足りなくなってしまいました。延長用コネクタをかませて１、２mのケーブルを継ぎ足すことも考えましたが、「もしも（継ぎ目のせいで接続が不安定になったらいやだ）」の場合を回避したく、30mケーブルに張り替えしました。平型のおかげで、ドアを閉めてもケーブルを潰さずに室内に通せるし、以前に張ったケーブルモールも共用することができました。現在の配置（画像右から２番目）だと、30mのケーブルはかなり余ってて、実はデスクトップ裏で結束バンドで畳んであります。それでも、突然パソコン周りの模様替えをしたくなった時に、LANケーブルの長さに余裕があれば慌てないで済むので、満足です！

ケーブルに特にないよね