BUSOHECat 8 Ethernet Cable 10 FT 2Pack, 40Gbps 2000Mhz High Speed Flat Cat8 Cable Patch Cord with Gold-Plated RJ45 Connector, LAN Network Internet Cable for Router/Gaming/Computer, S/FTP

I did not want to drill all over my home to setup my POE security system so I needed a long ethernet cable to go over my 2 story roof and into the attic through an attic vent.This cable is a lot tougher than I expected. I was pretty rough with it, I pulled on it to get it unstuck on something because I was getting tired, I bent it at angles to make nice lines when anchoring it to the wall.Making a super long story short, I got my system all setup and this thin cable is tough and allowed me to squeeze it in between things to pretty much make it invisible.Making sure I got CAT-7 to be really future proof and I'm very satisfied with this cable.December 6th, 2020 edit:I ordered another to install another IP camera and took a chance to inspect the others since they've gone through some good direct sunlight and rain events, they held up perfectly, not even a single sign of weathering.

I plugged into my modem/router and plugged it into my new gaming PC and the cord got super hot and started to melt the plastic on the outside. I went to quickly unplug from my PC and the port arc'd and sparks flew. I was super concerned the motherboard was going to be fried, but that didn't happen. I sent in for a refund which they are giving me, but I wouldn't recommend this product to anyone.

I bought 75ft version and compared it with my existing cat 5 e cable. It shows no difference at all with regards to speed. Directly tested from modem to laptop bypassing router. WIFI signal through router is even bad. My 300/300 mbps fios connection hardly ends up as 30 mbps through router with this cable. Very disappointed. I might as well bought a cat 5 cable that is 5 times cheaper than this cat 7 cable.

I have a desktop in the master bedroom but my modem is stationed in the living room. The wifi signal received was low and was lagging away during game play. The product has unlocked high speed internet to my desktop and improved my latency. The mounting accessories were being provided to allow us to route the cable properly throughout the house. Kinda weird amazon is asking for wifi signal rating when it is an ethernet cable.

Fantastic cable, no loss of internet speed over the 100 stretch of cable. It's super easy to hide, and appears to be very well made.The phone company wants $65 per phone jack to install in our new house...not gonna happen, this solved my problem of getting my router to the other end of my house to my computer room.I do a lot of online gaming, and i cannot detect any speed loss, it's working perfect.

I replaced my network cables with cat7 cables from Intelart recently after upgrading my internet connection to AT&T gigabit fiber. The cables all worked well. I had troubles with one older Dell which did not download properly. I had another Dell of the same model which worked well. I ended up replacing the computer and the new computer also failed to download properly. I discovered that Dell installs the Killer Control Center on systems with their "Killer" ethernet. After disabling the Killer Control Center the computer worked as expected. I tried lots of combinations of cabling before running into the solution. Perhaps Intelart could warn people of this issue, but would I have read a warning? Anyway the cables are flat and come with cable stays to keep them neat. It's a great choice and hopefully this will be the last time I replace ethernet cables.

This cable is holding up great so far to my outdoor PoE camera. Like other flat cables, this one needs to be fully uncoiled and straightened out or it will snag and twist up during deployment, a small gripe. One other thing I was perplexed to see was an email from the manufacturer after I ordered advising to NOT use this cable for PoE. This advisory should be posted on the product page if you don't recommend it. It is pushing 802.3af just fine so far, but I'm now learning that it is not best practice to run PoE over these cables.

Review for: Cat7 Ethernet Cable 100 FT White FlatPro: It worksThe jack is a solid snug fitThe anti-snag design is on pointHas transferred data at the rate is supposed toCons: I can tell the shell may crack or permanently crease when rolled over a 90-degree corner/angle around a corner.I wouldn't recommend you make a sharp 90 fold.Would be nice to have more wall mount clips, feel there's not enoughOverall: It works, have not had it long enough or treated it rough enough to know the durability/quality of materials.

The media could not be loaded.  I bought this to extend the 'range' of a security camera that's been installed. As you can see from the video, there is an existing cable run so I just place this on top of the existing one and it works fine for me.The quality of the connector appears to be rather decent (pic 4) and the cable itself is noticeably thicker than that of Cat6 (pic 5) that I have. I haven't got a chance to run a speed test and I'll update this once I get a chance to do so.If you only care about 'Internet' speed, these cables will be more than sufficient for your needs because Gigabit Internet service is NOT available for MOST of us here in Canada, unfortunately.Note that speed test via the Internet is NOT a good measure of the quality (speed) of these cables since everything in between (multiple network devices and cables) could skew the result. The best (and perhaps the only) way to obtain accurate results is to perform the test between 2 computers (with or without a switch).All in all, this is a decent Cat7 cable with good build quality overall and is particularly useful for a run along the ceiling/floor line (or in my case, partially wall line).

Cat 8 is fast but not better than a good quality CAT5/6/7 cable. It's only as good as the port capabilities that it's connected to. Future proof? Maybe, unless they skip standards, and move to a new cable design, or port type. This was well priced, and I needed a cheap flat cable for a bedroom run. It's working well, but no better than any other cable I have. Fast shipping, good price.

I purchased the 75ft cable in order to connect my two Asus routers and improve connectivity and stability of the network by enabling Ethernet backhaul feature. Everything is working well and my wireless connections have never been better.Also very easy to work with and the cable clips provided work well, but you may want to order additional cable clips from RFAdapter or another company as you will go through these clips quickly. Highly recommended!

Cable was tested quickly and seemed to work perfectly. So we installed it, ran it through a wall and clipped on walls around door frames etc. One week later we noticed that download speed was much slower on that PC than the other one (hardwired with different cable). So we ran an internet speed test, we had the first PC with DL: 450Mbps UL: 50Mbps (normal) and the 2nd one was getting DL: 89Mbps UL: 40Mbps. Both hardwired connections on the same router. Did some troubleshooting and tested a different cable: problem solved instantly.I sure wish we had known this cable was a lemon before going through with running it through the wall and installing it properly. Now we have to take it all down and start over.

After much searching this is the cheapest cable on Cat 7 and it is the only one with 60FT. I only have a 1GBPS connection so I cannot speak to its max speed but it does 1 GBPS just fine. considering this is cheaper than a Cat 6 cable it's already a absolute steal.Will update if I have longevity issues with this cable but for now, this is fantastic for how much you pay. If I had to pick a bone, I wish the nails were a little thinner so that it goes into the wall easier.