Cat 6 Outdoor Ethernet Cable 500ft (30 RJ45), Cat 6 Shielded Ethernet Cable Bulk, 23AWG Heavy Duty Network Cable, Direct Burial, Grounded, UV Resistant/Waterproof, Internet Cable, for Router

Good Cable, sturdy and seems like is well protected.

Used to make a run outside the house from one room to the other, works great and feels sturdy. Picked the gray color as it matched my house.

I recently purchased this product. I found it to be a great product. It is made sturdy and works well. It is easy to use and looks great. The price was fair and the item was as described in the ad.

Needed a long ethernet cable to connect my gaming setup to the router and this 40ft Cat 6 cable was perfect. The gray color blends nicely with my walls so it's not an eyesore running across the room.Installation was simple - just plug and play. The RJ45 connectors snap in firmly with a satisfying click. The cable is flexible enough to route around corners but stiff enough not to kink easily.Performance is excellent. Getting consistently faster speeds than my old cable, and my ping in online games dropped noticeably. No more random disconnects during important matches.The shielding makes a real difference. My house has lots of potential interference from other electronics, but this FTP cable maintains a stable connection. The tested speeds match what I'm paying for from my provider.Build quality is impressive - the outer jacket feels durable and the strain relief at the connectors is well designed. The cable lies flat and doesn't try to coil back up like cheaper options.I've run this under a carpet, around a doorway, and even accidentally stepped on it multiple times, and it's still working perfectly. Great value for a quality networking cable that actually delivers on its promises.

Ethernet cable was a great deal at the price. Thought it would be ho-hum but this is some good stuff!The cable itself is nice and thick and as claimed in the listing, could be used outdoors and underhouse/attic without an issue for some time. The connectors are strong and don't seem cheap at all. They are quality made.Purchased mainly to run a cable from the router to gaming console. Was wanting to get some better speed than just WI-FI connection and the cable delivered. Actually going thru an adapter so I can connect two cables together and works just fine. Speeds are actually noticeably increased vs wireless.If you're looking for a quality, low-cost solution, I would not hesitate for an instant on this brand. Will purchase again if the need arises.The review ranking system that I use:⭐️1 star - Don't recommend at all, poor quality and/or other issues⭐️⭐️ 2 stars - Don't recommend, has multiple issues⭐️⭐️⭐️ 3 stars - Passable, may have some faults/issues but the quality is ok for what it is⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 4 stars - Quite acceptable, does what it says & would or may purchase again⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 5 stars - Highly recommended product, better than average rating

-"CCA" means copper clad aluminum and is not allowed by Ethernet standards (technically not standards compliant), but as long as you understand its limitations, it is often cheaper and can work just fine, and this does.-Thickness is as expected (though I did not cut open the cable to verify it was 23AWG nor FTP vs UTP). Because it's solid not stranded, the cable is a bit stiff/less flexible (but this is expected).-Length is at or close to advertised (the packaging measures in meters rather than like the product packaging which is meters)-I can only test up to 5Gbps (I don't have 10Gbps Ethernet available), but it did this with no issue. This is higher than the stated 1Gbps so it will definitely do that without issue.-I did not cut open the cable, but it sounds like there is foil under the outer sleeve (so it does seem to be FTP as described)-The connectors have metal sides (which is a plus, not all do).Overall: decent price for the length and can do at least 5Gbps. Just be aware of the difference with CCA cable vs all copper (it's generally more rigid and experiences more voltage loss for the same distance).

So, I have a lot of ethernet cables. I like wired connections, so every time I move houses, I either run cable through the crawl space of the house or through the attic.While most cables will get the job done, I've noticed a much higher failure rate in the thinner cables.So, when I see a nice strong cable like this with excellent shielding, you know it's going in my attic XDThis serves as one of the backbones of my wired network. The Gigabit speed is awesome.If you are doing massive file transfers over your network, you might want to upgrade to a 10Gbps, but most people don't have routers/switches from start to finish that can even handle those speeds.I find 1 Gbps to be more than sufficient for what I need.For frame of reference, streaming 4k content is about 25Mbps (depending on the content. If it's like rainbow static, it could consume a lot more). But basically having 1 Gbps means you could have about 40 people streaming 4K content over your LAN (and at that point, the hard drives holding your 4K content are gonna be the bottleneck).So, I'm very pleased. Fast speed, great length, & ruggedly strong.