Mr. Tronic Bulk Cat 6 Ethernet Cable 50m, High Speed LAN Ethernet Network Cable, 50m Bulk Cat6 Internet 1 Gbps, 250 MHz, ADSL AWG24, UTP CCA (50 Meters, Grey)

Great quality and connectivity

quality seems good, colour is more peach/sun bleached orange than "flymo" orange

It's cheap enough - 20 sheets for 50m of unshielded Cat6 CCA isn't bad. Not fantastic but not bad. Problems: * The outer plastic sheath is VERY soft. Snags easily on sharp edges while pulling through cable runs. * I had problems fitting crimp connectors (RJ45) to this cable. Had used those same batch of connectors on other solid cables no problem. On this cable however - the blades in the IDC connector have a tendency to skew over sideways and not make proper contact with the inner conductor. 2 complete fails - had to chop off the ends and start again. One looks very dodgy, but still lights the green 1Gb/s light on the switch, so I'm leaving it as is for now.

I bought this for a home camera project so needed a large amount. It terminated to the rj45 first time no problem all connectors spot on. Later I bought some expensive cat 6 cable for wifi access points, wish I'd just used this. I had nothing but problems with the expensive branded cables. Yet when I ripped that out and installed what I had left over It connected first time and have fast ethernet all round the house. Yes its cheap, but yes its good quality and its been in and working now for 3 months. Buy Buy Buy.... The more expensive branded cable is now in the landfill.

Good Cable at a good price

DOES NOT WORK. This is CCA 24AWG, which does not work for Ethernet. I could not get any wiring to work using this cable. "CCA is Copper Clad Aluminium — is essentially fraudulent cable. It’s sold as Cat6 but fails to meet the standard. Aluminium has roughly 60% of copper’s conductivity, and at the high frequencies Ethernet uses, the skin effect means current runs near the surface of the conductor — so you’re essentially running on a very thin copper skin over an aluminium core. It simply cannot support proper Ethernet signalling."

Working fine for streaming internet TV, same size as the old coax aerial cable so easy to pull through the conduit. TV confirmed that the cable is transmitting the full router speed (just over 500mbs).

the cable itself is good and gets the speeds when i've made them, but not that happy with the quality of the plastic shielding that goes around the cable - one I've just fitted there are a couple of breaks in the cable. I bought the same as last time i got cable but this one is of significantly poorer quality

Kabel beznadziejnej jakości łamie się od samego patrzenia. Dodatkowo w środku jest bardzo dziwny plastik usztywniający z którym pierwszy raz się spotykam

Solid performance and good price. It was put in a wall so the fact that it's CCA shouldn't affect it, it doesn't need to be flexible and it's only for a gigabit connection so it not supporting 550MHz or being 'pure copper' aren't an issue at this price point.

Mooi soepele kabel!

Now, first lets discuss those reviews about this product. This is a CAT6 cable made for CAT6 Standard. This cable probably wont transfer 10GB for 100 meters thats not possible this is why CAT7 was made. For futureproofing home up to 10GB this is sufficient. I've been running 10GB through this cable ~20m as it had no packet loss. Its a cable, its cheap. What else you want?

Flexible y marcado los metros gastados.