Kxable Cat 7 Ethernet Cable 25 Feet, Long High Speed Internet Cord, CAT7 RJ45 LAN Network Cable, Triple Shielding SFTP 10Gbps 600Mhz Patch Cable, Compatible with CAT6A CAT6 CAT5E CAT5 Cable

This cable feels hefty very well put together. The connection was flawless with this cable and testing it with network speed testing tools supported upto the 10Gig it is supposed to. Functions as it should and makes the connection between the two docks it is running speedy and no added latency from it.

faster internet when this is plugged into router. Get the most out of your internet (speed) nice and long to reach router to bedroom or basement. Good purchase!

Works as expected so far. Connection quality is good.

Super long and great quality

Good gold plated contacts on these cables, I run them along my wall to my printer and they work just fine. The sheathing is good quality and thick. I feel confident using this around my home for my networking setup, and have done several repeats on this product, ordering whenever I need more.

Best Bang for Your Buck — Reliable CAT6 Without Breaking the Bank With so many CAT6 cables out there at all kinds of prices, this one truly stands out as the best deal going. If you’re trying to save money without sacrificing quality, this is the one to get. I use it to connect a mixing console to a stage box for live sound, and it performs flawlessly. For indoor use, it’s 100% rock solid. Outdoors, I’d rate it 80% — decent in a pinch but not made for long-term outdoor exposure. It may not be built to last forever, but at this price and performance level, it’s a must-have for any budget-conscious setup. Solid connection, no issues — highly recommended!

Good

I've only bought three of these so far, but this is the first manufacturer where I've even been able to buy even three cables without at least one of them failing signal strength testing out of the box, which is a sad testament about the state of the industry. Over the years, I've bought a lot of different long cables (50 to 100 feet), and I've had various problems caused by packet loss, so I bought a Fluke tester, which puts cables through actual signal strength tests to determine if there's significant signal degradation at the other end of the wire. All three of these cables passed ten test runs in a row, which likely means they won't fail in real-world video production use. I recently returned three of a competitor's 75' cables (which have almost 19,000 ratings, and 4.5 stars) because out of three cables, *two* of them failed that test. Another manufacturer's flat white cables (50-foot, I think?) had about a 50% failure rate (127k ratings, 4.5 stars) out of... I think six cables. Yet another manufacturer's red 100-foot cables had... I think a 50% failure rate out of two. (Their shorter cables were fine.) So it's good to finally find a manufacturer whose cables are properly crimped, properly connect the shield, and don't have signal integrity issues. Keep it up.