Smedz CAT6 50 m Full Solid Copper UTP 24 AWG Indoor / Outdoor Plug and Play Network Cable GigaBit Ethernet Patch Lead – Black

bought this to make patch cables out of.(was the only cat 6 cable i could get in time) good quality cable and did the job. no loss in speed . used vce passthrough connectors and they have all worked seamlessly, this cable gets the thumbs up

Needed this cable for our Behringer X32 mixing console. Was using the cat5 before put a kink in the cable prevented any digital sound reaching our behringer networking stage box.Very clear sound all round and good value for money, cheaper than other manufacturers on the market.Would recommend to others great seller

My situation : fibre to the premises (FTTP) so I'm lucky enough to have great speeds where the Internet comes in, but I started to realise that I was seeing a big drop-off by using powerline network adaptors.Switching to Wi-Fi 6 improved the speeds, but for the best speed and reliability I decided to throw a cable over my roof and link the router at the front to my computer at the back.This cable retained its shape nicely and felt quite substantial, whilst being flexible enough to work with. I have clipped it to the walls without incident and taken it over the roof and inside again. I am getting my full 500 Mbps now at my desktop.Seems to be a well-constructed cable so recommended.

Using to transfer data between controllers in a Xmas light show with no issues.

Good quality cable suitable for indoor and outdoor. Gigabit speed and plenty of it. Comes with pre made connectors but plenty of options out there for cable plugs and crimps to make whatever lengths float your boat.

Needing to have wi-fi in an outbuilding 75 metres away from the house and BT master router, I dreaded trying to find something (again) that could beam this distance. It became obvious I needed to hard wire, except that it is iPads at the other end. I attached a WAVLINK Wireless Wi-Fi Booster Range Extender (about which I have also given a five-star review) with two ethernet ports. The cable looks weatherproof enough to trail across a paddock but considering we are moving next year and I will take the roll with me, I'm not going to do any permanent burying in tubing or stringing overhead. The choice of cable was dictated by it being plug and play, that is, it has plugs already on each end. Otherwise you start paying out for crimping tools and things. The only quibble with cable of this length is the time it takes to unroll it neatly. I am now looking for an empty cable roll to wind it back on to eventually. Highly recommended.

I use this for gaming and I currently get 1GBPS due to my Ethernet port on my pc not the cable. The cable can support 10GBPS speed and is also flexible compared to other Ethernet cables. I current have mine on the outside of my house so it can put up with weather and this is the only one that worked for me as all the others break really easy.

Pinned to outside fence to outbuilding. Works really well, I have about 30-40 meter excess don't wanna cut it any advice would be helpful. Recommend to all who need.