Ethernet Higher Bandwidth Internet Network Computer Accessories & Peripherals Review

I originally consciously chose this Cat 6 flat cable because I rent an apartment and I'm not allowed to drill holes in the walls and therefore I needed to find a way to connect my Sony 4k. Smart TV. Due to the length, I was able to run the cable very discreetly over the floor and over the door frame. (My Wi-Fi got too weak for my TV for some reason.) Now that I have this Cat 6 cable, my streaming is great! I have no complaints about my purchase, especially given the low price. I would also like

I was looking for a good thin but long network cable that would complement the shelving system the router sits on. The goal for him was to expose it there as well, but to go under and behind things as much as possible. I needed the cord to be bright white to match the baseboards and shelves. I found this company and their very strong and thin white CAT6 cable which is perfect for what I am looking for. Not only does it fit on the bookshelf, but it is also flat which allows me to blend in with…

I used a 150 foot cable to run from the bonus room where my cable modem is located to the living room. Due to the low profile, the cable is very invisible when running on ledges. The coax cables we have throughout the house look utterly sloppy in comparison. Took me about 2 hours to secure the 120 foot stretch. I don't understand this at all, but it's still relatively easy to do. The included cable clips are a nice addition, but not enough. It took me about 50 to secure 120 feet of cable…

Tried for almost two hours just lugging it around the house to get to the upstairs bedroom. The cable was so incredibly twisted and tangled that straightening it out was virtually impossible, although you only did it a little at a time and left the rest of the cable assembled as it was originally. Every time you straighten the piece that was attached to the wall, it twists and ties further down the line, forming an endless loop. Because of this, it became kinked and unusable and did not work…

I excitedly bought this cable to set it up and get back to a wired connection. I decided that I would have a little faith and not test the cable before running it around the edges of the house. Gently using the included clamps, I routed the whole thing about 110 feet to my computer. I then spend the next 4 hours trying to figure out why the cable isn't working. I've tried everything from resetting my router to reinstalling drivers on my computer. Nothing helped, leading me to conclude that this

Summary, Pros: 1.) It's damn solid. 2.) Comes with velcro and wall mount. They're not big, but they're enough! 3.) The value of paying little is great. I remember when flat cables were expensive. This is a good time to be a nerd. It's very cheap ;-) 4.) There's a Cablegeeker brochure in the box and it turns out you get a 2-year guarantee and a 180-day money-back guarantee. It's always welcome :-) 5.) I can't verify if it's really cat6, but in my personal experience it has no problem pumping my…