🐱 White Cat Ethernet Cable Clips Review

Great offer. If you have questions about gigabit transmission capability, leave them alone. I'm getting 924 Mbps down and 795 Mbps down. That's a great deal because you're not just getting a ribbon cable that goes great with white walls. , it supports high bandwidth and comes with mounting clips and a wire hanger if you choose to use those. Highly recommended and I would buy again!

Received advertised speeds and also found out how many of my devices only have 10/100 ports. I have several of these ribbon cables and I really like them - once you unwrap them they like to twist and you can imagine the tiring of a 100 foot cable. The best thing I didn't expect was that this set came with plugs to cover the ends, making it easier to get through walls without worrying about damaging the drywall or getting your teeth stuck . would recommend

I used it to route an ethernet connection from my downstairs office to my upstairs bonus room. So down through the wall into the underground under the house. Then through a hole in the brick base of the house. The cable held up well when pulled through a hole in the brick. I then routed it through the drain pipe to the soffit, then up to the attic, down through the bonus room wall and terminated at the existing coax outlet. The cable was easy to put on and held up well the whole time. Very…

Like many others, I now work from home. I have a great Wi-Fi setup but needed something for some work devices that don't support Wi-Fi so I grabbed this cable to run ethernet from my main router to the spare bedroom I now use as my home office . This cable does the job as you would expect. Nothing special. I have small complaints so I gave it 4 stars. Thing is tangled up like crazy. The only thing I can compare it to is the thin ribbon that gifts are wrapped in. If you've ever unwound some of…

I just bought a house where unfortunately DSL is the only Internet access option. And of course, the only outlet available is in the kitchen. I bought one of these cables to run from the modem/router, through the kitchen cabinets, behind the fridge, down into the pantry and down into the unfinished basement where I have another router that distributes the internet to the rest of the house . via cat6 for 1GB network speed (no internet). Sounds like pain. This works better than trying to…