Mediabridge Coaxial Digital Audio/Video Cable (4 Foot) – Triple Shielded F-Pin To F-Pin With Easy Grip Connector Caps - White Review

This is a junk product. I have Gigabyte internet, when I run a speed test I get around 790-840Mbps with my regular 6ft coax cable. I get around 134Mbps with this cable. That was a full wallet for me. And getting it back is more of a hassle than coming to terms with it and dealing with it.

This cable advertised as 25ft only arrived in 21ft. After I corresponded with Mediabridge and I sent them a product photo, they told me that they couldn't fix the problem and that I should take it up with Revain. Revane referred me to Mediabridge. The quality of the cable seems normal, but I needed the exact length I ordered.

I bought this cable after researching the differences between RG6 and RG59 coax cables. I had trouble getting some HD channels onto my cable box, they were pixelated. In the attic was a 50 foot piece of RG59 from the splitter to the jack in the living room. Once I replaced that section, my channels were free. It must be ensured that the short piece of cable from the socket to the cable socket is also marked with RG6. The difference between 6 and 59 can be seen in the diameter of the cable, as…

Quality cable. The easily screwable ends are particularly nice. It took me a while to figure out that you need to remove the plastic caps from the pins - it's a good idea to protect the pins and your fingers when you first pick up the cable. I bought this to improve my terrestrial antenna reception at the recommendation of some reviewers, but it didn't affect reception. My guess is that the antenna is already receiving the maximum number of channels it can receive and no cable will improve…

I bought the 25ft. Be sure to remove the white plug (there should also be instructions reminding you of this). Nice that it comes in a compact box. that you have to hold one end and keep twisting to keep it from spinning again. You can prevent it from curling up again, despite other negative reviews. I like the blue detachable Easy Grip connector; It's such a pain when it comes to screwing regular coax cables in with no handle, they're usually always the hardest thing to deal with (or you end…

Quick Overview, after all this is a coax cable and it works great but I would like to comment on the EZ Grip connector caps and center conductor caps. I can't believe how handy these two things turned out to be for my little DIY project. I had to mount a TV antenna in the attic. That meant drilling a hole in the ceiling and laying several layers of insulation. The center conductor cover, which initially seemed stupid, turned out to be extremely practical in order to prevent the insulation from…

Excellent quality coaxial cable. I installed the antenna and ran a coax cable from the antenna to the entry point on the side of the house. Cable TV was already installed in the house by the previous owner. The cable provider connected to the builder's cable running to the network junction box to reach every room in the house. The cable TV entrance of the house was right next to the entrance of the utility company. The coaxial cable ran about 12 inches from the power meter (smart meter). RF…