TRUE CABLE Cat6 Riser (CMR), 1000ft, Blue, 23AWG 4 Pair Solid Bare Copper, 550MHz, ETL Listed, Unshielded Twisted Pair (UTP), Bulk Ethernet Cable

Really good cable for the price. It provides the expected speeds and functions perfectly. I've used several hundred feet of it for my security cameras and it's been fantastic. The cable is highly durable and is exactly what I was looking for. This is much better than other cable brands I have tried and much cheaper than some brands you'll find at home depot or menards.

Haven't had any issues with connectivity, great length and durability.

always great quality cable.

Good quality cables. Very well wrapped spool no crossing over at all. I'm not a pro at running cables or wires but I found it easy to work with. I started my first cable run by unrolling out a set length then pulling it to the end location from inside. It was at this point when the cable looped over itself and kinked when pulled. I had another person uncoil it straight and feed it while I pull. My next run I tried pulling from the reel and it uncoils nice and straight no kinks this time. Lesson learned no need to pre unroll cable just pull right from the reel.It has the right amount of flexibility. not too stiff but also not too flimsy either. The 4 pairs are very well twisted together and seperated by the plastic spine helps reduce crosstalk. It can kink on something like a wall stud when pulling if I try hard enough. It's also marked with 2 foot length increments stating at 500 feet and decreases with use.

I am certainly no networking professional, and I have very little ability with electronics, but I have a better than average understanding of computeres. We recently combined several townhouses, to make one large house ,and we needed a way to get a good internet signal throughout 6500 square feet, so while the contractors worked on opening up the walls and combining the townhouses, I used this cable to do 4 runs from my router to Ubiquiti Wi-Fi antennas (which are great by the way). I taught myself how to put the ends on the CAT-6 cable (see, I'm such an amateur, I don't even know what they're called) and, using this cable, I managed to create an excellent wi-fi signal through the entire, fairly large, house. While I am not a pro, I did rely on the many pros that have posted reviews about the many, many different types of CAT6 cable available, which led me to this particular cable. It's certainly not the cheaperst, but it's also not the most expensiver, and it suited my purposes perfectly (as evidenced by a household full of wifi usesrs that, so far, have no complaints).

I bought this cable to do an IP camera installation, the cables were good quality for the money. Easy to strip and the signal quality is good even after a long runs.

First time running Ethernet through your the house and glad I went with this company. They have how to videos and made it a breeze, even for a complete beginner. Just wish they had cat 7 on smaller spools than 1000 ft for riser.

It is difficult to pick what cable to get when running new wires in a building. But True Cable stands out as very good brand. Watch their YT videos and you will learn a lot about various cables and connectors. What I like with this cable is the box design as it is easy to pull the cable out and that it has foot markers on the cable. In addition, it is great that the cable has the spine inside it which lowers the cross-talk between the wires. Very happy with the purchase and the brand!