🔌 Premium 6ft Triple Shielded RG6 Coaxial Cable with Gold Plated Connectors - High-Quality Digital Audio Video Cord with Male F Connector Pin for In-Wall Installation (Black) - 6 Feet Review

The ends fell off and the ends need to be securely fastened to use on my TV, luckily my cable company supplied new ones so it's fine.

My dad got this to replace the sub par coax he was using for his outside wall internet cable / to his cox modem. It seems to be working fine, holding up speed.

I bought these for the flexibility of the cable as most coax cables are very stiff. The quality and finish of the cable is very good, at the time of writing this review I've been using it for three months with no problems.

I recently purchased this white coax cable to replace the black cable to our cable modem. Our cable wall outlet is high on the wall (presumably for easier access) and the black cable was an eyesore. White wire blends in better (we'll probably hide in the wireway entirely). In terms of performance, we don't see any significant changes from the previous cable, but as mentioned, this purchase was made more for aesthetic reasons than anything else.

It didn't work. Another cheap quality cable worked fine every time. Another mid-range quality worked after bending the inner wire, while others didn't work at all. Maybe it's a plate to connect to the wall. In this case, I don't know if the cable matches the spec or the plate, or if the specs are clear.

Took just over 1 month. I had to find the difficult. No internet for 2 days, then I called the internet provider and they said that everything was fine with the connection, the problem was with my modem. Called Amazon customer service, called Motorola. He said the modem was fine after 2 hours of resetting and troubleshooting. Then Motorola said the line was bad. I had to switch to a 5 year old cable, after that the internet worked. Garbage at best.

I recently bought this white coax cable to replace the black one that goes to our cable modem. Our cable wall outlet is high on the wall (presumably for easier access) and the black cable was an eyesore. White wire blends in better (we'll probably hide in the wireway entirely). In terms of performance, we don't see any significant changes from the previous cable, but as mentioned, this purchase was made more for aesthetic reasons than anything else.