Cat7 Ethernet Cable 30 ft White Shielded (STP), High Speed Flat RJ45 Cat-7/Category 7 Internet LAN Computer Patch Cord Cable, Faster Than Cat5/Cat6/Cat6A-30 Feet White (9 Meters)

One bad one out of four I ordered. See pictures of RJ45 ends. No wires clamped to connectors on one side! I work in IT, I used my tester, there are not any continuity from one end to the other.

When I received the cabe I a little worried at first because it is thin and pretty flexible. My fears were unfounded.My goal was to move my router from one place in my home to the other end of the house where my son uses his phone and laptop most often and near my wifes home office for a better signal.This cable was very easy to route through my house above a dropped ceiling in my basement and through 2 sill plates. The signal I get is consistent and strong. The cable is double shielded to eliminate cross talk and signal degradation.I could have purchased a home wifi signal amplifier set for a couple hundred dollars or install this cable. I believe that I made the right decisiosn for my needs.

I recently decided to move my gaming setup to the opposite side of my basement, because there is more room. Unfortunately my router is in the original spot. I was hesitant to buy an ethernet cable this long due to the chance I could lose bandwidth and gaming performance. I pulled the trigger and I was 100% glad I did. I have this running through my ceiling which was very easy with the included nail in clips and flat nature of the cord itself. Being Cat7 I figured I would get the best performance of any ethernet cable, and I was not dissapointed. I hooked this up and off went my gaming rig. I saw no dip in performance even though the cord was 100'.

Ordered a 75ft and it came in 2 days with Prime and it looks and performs as expected. This is a nice flat cable with the ends solidly attached. I prefer this flat cable to a round one because it's thickness, the flat cable blends in much better to the ceiling\wall once installed. The only real difference between the two is that trying to get this flat cable to bend at a 90 degree angle is an effort in futility but it still looks much better then the round cable that I replaced. Also on the flat cable the writing is only on one side so it's not facing out when you install it against the wall, try doing that with a round cable, almost impossible.

All these cat 7 and above on Amazon seem super cheap, right? Too good to be true! It isn't true in this case. This supposedly cat 7 rated cable can't establish a 10Gb link and barely establishes a 5Gb. Even then the link is unusable.That means this cat 7 is a poor quality cat 5e at best. Stay away. Going in the garbage.

I purchased a new Gigabit Router and was dismayed to discover that the best data throughput I could get was about 100 Megabit. The cable I was using was a recent gold cable, so I felt it was good. However, on a hunch, I changed the feed to my computer to this new cable and the throughput immediately went to 340 Megabits; my subscription is for 300 Megabits, so this cable is definitely worth it.

Speed on this Cat7 cable is poor despite good “phony” reviews. Takes much longer for apps to load and buffers for 30 seconds before I can get to Netflix or Prime. Picture quality is poor and it’s looks like 480 with movement blur from 20 years ago. I got much faster speed and better picture quality on the Jadadol Cat 6 cable that I replaced. I would not recommend.

Well after purchasing I realized there's a clever shortcut to take that means I could have just used a 50' cable instead of the 100' so there's a big spool of it hidden in a closet now!It works great and have not had any connection issues with it.Being flat it's easier to tuck under trim, rugs, and around corners. The cable is durable and apart from it unwinding and twisting making a rats nest I had to fix when installing... It's been an excellent ethernet cable for my wired PC that's on the opposite side of the house from the modem.10/10 recommend this cable for home use to others. But 100' is way more than you'd think, even when tucking the cable around several walls and down stairs it was double the length I ended up actually needing!