🔌 DAYEDZ 50ft Ethernet Cable, Cat 6 LAN Cable with Clips & Rj45 Connectors, Flat Slim Long Internet Patch Cord for Router, Faster Than Cat5e/Cat5, White Review

The amazing thing about this product is that it contains everything you need to get the job done. I needed to extend my WiFi to another part of my house and this 100 foot ethernet cable connected my TV to my router with no problem. Hook nails are an added bonus and eliminate the need to purchase additional supplies.

Many times I had to move the cable with adjustable hammer pins. Good for discrete cable management and very durable which is amazing. damp and slightly broken, not this one. It's 100 feet long and still fast enough to play competitive games or just watch a movie in 4k.

I have cameras installed in my DVR security system and this type of thin Cat 6 cable makes the installation much easier. The jacket and cables are thin and flat, which makes it very easy to route the cable through walls or through cold air returning from the top floor to the basement. This cable included several mini mounting brackets with tiny screws to attach.

I used this 100 foot cable to connect from a Verizon router to another router in our patch panel. We originally used CAT5, which was built into the house when it was bought and only got 100MB/s. After replacing that cable with this 100ft cable I now see 1GB/s fully on the router adapter and we've gone from 100MB/s on speed tests to around 600MB/s!

I used this 100 foot cable to connect a Verizon router to another router installed in our wiring closet. We originally used CAT5, which was built into the house when it was bought and only got 100MB/s. After replacing that cable with this 100ft cable I now see 1GB/s fully on the router adapter and we've gone from 100MB/s on speed tests to around 600MB/s!

I have cameras installed in my CCTV system and this type of thin Category 6 cable makes the installation much easier. The jacket and cables are thin and flat, which makes it very easy to route the cable through walls or through cold air returning from the top floor to the basement. This cable included several mini mounting brackets with tiny screws to attach.

Comes in a compact box and is rolled up tightly. Can't speak to the full performance of the cables as I'm only pushing 100Mbps which are easily manageable but are flat and easily routed to walls and floors for discretion. Plastic clips with a small nail are of no use to me, as it simply slipped out of the wall when it was placed directly on the wall/ceiling. Maybe they would work well if used on the ground. The hotspots have been working fine so far, if there are connection issues I assume it's