Review on Ethernet Cable Computer Accessories & Peripherals for Cables & Interconnects by Kendro Givens

These flat CAT7 cables fit where round cables won't. They slide easily through the smallest of gaps between furniture and walls, and take up almost no space in office furniture holes to route cables (if you're poking an admittedly massive plug head through them!). Most, if not almost all, devices will accept this type of Ethernet cable, even if they aren't designed to take advantage of the increased bandwidth and speed. a generation of products that take advantage of their advanced features over CAT5, CAT5e, CAT6, etc., especially when you install them as permanent devices. This pair was the perfect length for my needs, 2 meters or 6.5 feet. Just plug in your computer next to your modem/router. Other lengths are great for rugs, rugs, or cording (those rubber sleepers are reminiscent of things in computer labs and farms). . So either the connection works or not. If it was 1976 and we hooked up a great HI-FI stereo system; then yes, pen for gold studs. Analog signals can degrade, so gold connectors make sense as they don't corrode. Again, with a digital signal, we either get a 0 and 1 signal or not. There is no "degradation" of the digital signal. What is the difference between CAT5, CAT5e, CAT6 and CAT7 cables? Bandwidth or the amount of data that can be transferred in a given period of time. Also, according to most sources, the difference is mainly the level of RF shielding in the cable itself, better quality twisted pair wires, which eliminates crosstalk. The shield in a wire is different from the solid gold in a connector because the shield does not let RF signals through, as any length of live wire is essentially an antenna. Most modern systems filter this out, but why not prevent it from being introduced in the first place? PROS: + Inexpensive + Robust construction + Gold connector (looks cool, but doesn't do anything.) + CAT7 (shielding on individual wire pairs and then around again) the whole cable) (bandwidth up to 600 MHz) + FLAT cable (suitable where what always)+ Backwards compatible with devices designed for CAT5, CAT5e, CAT6 etc.)+ Various lengths available CONS: <none>