🔌 5-Pack Multi Color 5FT Cat7 Ethernet Cable - BUSOHE Flat RJ45 LAN Network Patch Cord, Computer Internet Ethernet Cable - 5 Feet Review

Good cables, only 3 of 5 in a pack. I need two more cables. Given 3 stars out of 5, you get the point. ***Edit: Much to my surprise, a package of 5 packs arrived in the mail today. Pretty unexpected, but very commendable. That's quality customer service (I only needed the missing 2 cables, not the 3 free ones). Rating changed to 5 out of 5 stars. happy customer

Installed between ASUS router and ASUS motherboard in February. Was working fine until last week when it started losing connection. After troubleshooting everything including my new router and my new Netgear modem. Eventually this cable was replaced with another one from the same batch and now everything works fine. Time will tell if this is a product issue or just a bad cable. Keep for updates.

I bought these cables for my new home network job (like FW, switch, phone, dock and laptop). These are probably the best cables I have ever bought as they are strong yet flexible enough to make connecting all of my devices pretty easy. Because they're flat, they're easy to tie together for cable management. The only downside is that if you accidentally press the protective rubber plug under the clip itself, it will be very difficult to disconnect the cable. I think it was once and probably my…

Here's what I like about these cables: 1) Color-coded ends make it easy to see what goes where. 2) Low-profile design provides a flexible Category 7 connection. Much easier to wriggle than a thick, rigid, round 3) 3-foot length is ideal for connecting nearby devices like routers, switches, and NAS without like a Looking tangled from colorful noodles 4) Quality plugs with strain relief should last almost forever without snapping 5) Locking tabs are covered with strain relief so they don't snag…

Good cables, wanted to upgrade my 5e cables. More because I misplaced my gear. I didn't think it would help much but it actually increased my internet speed. You've heard a lot of people say that if you have anything 5e and up it's going to be a lot or not, but in my case it was. I used to get around 190-210 Mbps all over my house and now I'm getting 250-260 Mbps in the same places. Just to test, I unplugged the new 7 cables and plugged my 5e back in and the speed dropped to 204Mbps. Go back to

Recently moved and upgraded 1000Mbps wired internet. Needless to say I don't trust Wi-Fi for my gaming needs, latency kills. Literally. So everything in my house, apart from my smartphone and my work laptop, is now connected to a CAT 7 Ethernet network to get the maximum bandwidth I'm paying for. Since I've moved and had to redo the theater setup, I decided it was better to match the colors rather than plain old black and boring ethernet cable. The colors help a lot to see at a glance what is…

These Cat7 cables have become one of my favorites. When setting up the network in my new home, I bought four of the 5 packages. I like the color coding so I know which connector goes where when connecting ethernet through walls. However, the cables themselves are still black, so they don't stand out like simple cables. The 5ft length also seems ideal for most applications - standard 6ft cables usually seem longer than necessary. Everything I work with is 25 feet or more in length, and when a…

Category 7 ethernet ribbon cable, 3 feet, 5 pieces received and tested. Good flexible cables with colored connectors. All cables have been tested with an Ethernet cable tester before use and are 100% tested for screen integrity and protection. In the meantime, I ordered another set (6 packs of 1ft Cat7 ethernet cables from CableGeeker) from Revain (see my other CableGeeker cable review). 2 out of 6 cables (CableGeeker cables) failed the shielding test. I have ordered BUSOHE Cat7 flat cables in…