🐱 Cat 8 Ethernet Cable 20 Ft: High Speed Flat Internet Network LAN Cable with Gold Plated RJ45 Connector for Xbox, PS4, Router, Modem, Gaming, Hub-White Review

I'll give it a 5. I had to use it for the POE access point in my townhouse. The quality of the RJ45 connectors is very good and they come with end caps to protect them during installation. I had to run it through a difficult ceiling/drywall construction and it withstood a difficult installation. While 15 feet isn't too far to set up, the range at my townhouse was difficult due to construction. I have stable 210mp and we pay for 200. Everything is fine and there is no signal degradation. I'm…

I've already run Cat6 around the house as well as between all network devices (I have my own modem, router, access points etc.). I haven't messed around with Cat8 cables at all, let alone flat ones. I connected this cable from my PC to the wall (so the wall to the switch, router and modem is still Category 6) and was surprised to see better latency as well as a slight increase in download speed! I actually pay for 400/20Mbps on the Spectrum but get slightly higher speeds because I have my own…

Speeds are still low. I switched to a much older Cat5 patch cord and have improved speeds. I also now have a company I bought it from who email me asking them to remove this review for money but refuse to do it through Revain so it's legal. Pros: Looks good, easy to hide, seems durable. The company says Hello, I bought this cable because the Smolink Revain site advertises it as a 2000MHz, 40Gbps Ethernet Cat 8 cable. I upgraded an old Cat 5e patch cord I've had for a while. For $10 I thought it

So I ordered this cable to replace a faulty Category 5 cable I had with my NAS as it gets heavy use, but decided to test it out a bit first. I hooked it up to my system that I use for streaming and I've had no problems. I'm forcing this connection quite hard because not only am I downloading, I'm also getting NDI 1080p output from another system on my network. This ndi thread was experiencing occasional freezes and frame drops, but I didn't do this for an extended period of three hours. I know…

Good quality flat ethernet cable is hard to find. They don't twist or tangle. 15 feet is the perfect size for me to run the cable under the TV to the router. I can losslessly stream 4k and Dolby Vision videos through this cable. The picture quality is fantastic, there is no buffering at all. I've tried connecting to my PS4 for large downloads and they offer a significant speed boost over my old cables. Did a speed test and the results showed almost no speed or throughput loss. Overall, a good…

I am using this cable to connect PoE to a Cisco Wireless Access Point coming from a Cisco PoE switch in a low voltage industrial control room. So far no problems. It handles PoE/Gigabit Ethernet without any problems. While you might think Cat6A might be enough for my application, I use WiFi for video streaming. The access point showed no problems with power transmission via PoE, and the data transfer rate was stable, as with gigabit ethernet (due to hardware limitations). As a test before using

This is a really good and decent category 8 cable. I notice that the first thing to note is that this is a shielded cable so is weatherproof for durability. They are great for indoor/outdoor wiring (although I'm not the type to run cables outdoors) as they are very easy to straighten but a bit tricky to shape into this cable. I usually just push the cable against the wall I'm running it against. It goes so well with my white wall that I hardly notice it. As far as I can tell, the cables will…

Updated 11/19/20 Both CAT 8 50ft and 3ft CAT 8 cables work strangely but it turned out to be overdrive my ax 1500. I haven't even uploaded anything important in the last few weeks, except development tools mx linux update, ide, python libraries, java ide, etc. after a reboot everything is fine again. The lesson I learned is that I need a better router that can increase throughput. On my other distro on Centos 8 I removed the IP link thinking something messed it up but the ethernet connection…