Cat6 Ethernet Cable 20 FT White, BUSOHE Cat-6 Flat RJ45 Computer Internet LAN Network Ethernet Patch Cable Cord - 20 Feet

I'm an old hand at ethernet; I started back in the days of "thick" ethernet and coax. So, I've used a lot of cable over the past 35 years or so. For work, I buy in bulk, but for home, I usually buy just what I need. Recently, I wanted to install a PoE-powered WAP on my wall, and I wanted white, flat cable to do it. This was a good choice. It works fine, tested out clean, and made it easy to conceal the wire as much as possible. Or, in my best way to recommend cable: it's didn't annoy me.

As a network technician, I somewhat found myself wondering how these cables would be efficient. I mean, a Cat-6 design means you have 4 separated pairs of twisted cables, right? But this cable is flat... After doing some digging I found out that some simple wiring design changes allowed these cables to still function as Cat-6 while not being in a twisted-pair formation. Pretty amazing, and I've got to say that these cables didn't disappoint. Even though these cables are 15ft, and the traditional Cat-5 cables they've replaced were only 10ft, my network speeds have notably increased. In addition, because these cables are flat they were much easier to hide along the baseboards and route under doors. As a network technician, the only downside to these cables, which I have yet to experience, is that it would be really hard to replace the ends should I ever need to due to damage. That said, your standard home user would just replace the cable so I'm not going to take off a "star" for that.

I've always preferred a wired connection to my router, so I recently purchased a 60-ft white Cat6 Ethernet cable. I must say, this cable does the job perfectly! The connection has been consistent and fast, with no noticeable signal loss or interference. In fact, I've been so impressed with the cable's performance that I've already bought two of them and am considering purchasing even more. The cable's length allows for greater flexibility in positioning my devices around the house, making it a versatile choice for any home network setup. In conclusion, if you're looking for a reliable and high-quality Ethernet cable, look no further. This Cat6 cable has exceeded my expectations and continues to provide the consistent, high-speed connection I desire.

It was cheap, it works, and I love that the cable is flat and thin. But that also means it's so thin that it looks like it could break easily. I've set it up on the floor for now and I've put tape on it to keep it in place, my computer chair caught in it and I really thought it would break. Now it's a little twisted. I was planning to put it on the ceiling but I haven't had the time yet, might be better then

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