🔌 30ft Triple Shielded RG6 Coaxial Cable Cord – Gold Plated Connectors, In-Wall Rated, Digital Audio Video with Male F Connector Pin, Black – 30 Feet Review

This thick coaxial cable is of high quality. I've used it between a cable outlet and a cable modem and it's worked great for the past month. I would definitely order the same cable again if needed.

We wanted to put the TV across the room and needed a longer cable to do so. Coaxial cable did a great job here. The value for money was excellent. The materials appear to be as good as the cable left behind by the cable company and the picture quality is also excellent.

After I connected the cable to the Direct TV box, I put it on the shelf. The cable seemed loose. When I checked, the connector itself fell off the cable. I had to go to the store to buy a new connector and install it myself. I will never buy this cable again or any other product if this is their quality.

I actually have 2 of these cables. One goes from a splitter with an amplifier connected to the cable from my antenna in the attic to a splitter connected to both the TIVO and the TV. Another connects the Spectrum Internet to the modem. Both work perfectly. End connections are screwed in deep enough. The cables are laid together with the Romex for about 1/3 of their length.

Covid had to go for a long time resulting in a modernization of the house - freshly painted walls contrasted with freshly painted baseboards which highlighted (not in the admirational sense) the old coax. This Triple Coax Shielded CL3 is pure white. PLUS this cable improved the picture on my HDMI TV. Maybe I had a special cup of coffee that morning, or maybe the humidity was at that level, or the show was filmed with a camera my TV can use, or. Image quality has stepped up a notch from what…

I bought this cable because I decided it was a good time to ditch the modem/router combo my ISP provided and switch my modem and router to one to a new place that would give better coverage in my home without having to buy a repeater, needless to say I ran the cable where I wanted and in fact coincidentally on the same day my ISP's tech came out for some of the problems that I had with my modem/router. Needless to say, as soon as he saw the cable he told me that the gold plated end wasn't…

The first thing I missed was ABC with my terrestrial antenna (although I did buy an antenna that said it would reach far enough to pull this station). A DJ friend of mine said that coax connections degrade performance and clarity, so I thought I'd take a chance and change the cable that's connected to it rather than sending in the antenna. AND VIOLA! I suddenly had the ABC network stations I wanted and a few others I had no idea about, even in the area (which I'll probably never see, but…