🔌 High-Performance 10ft Mediabridge Ethernet Cable - Supports Cat6 / Cat5e / Cat5 Standards, 550MHz, 10Gbps - RJ45 Computer Networking Cord (Part# 31-399-10X) Review

Arrived exactly as expected. Just a standard blue Ethernet cable. Nothing special or fancy. So far it has been reliable. I used it to connect my router to PS4 and Samsung Smart TV, no problem. The upload/download speed is exactly what it should be with cables. In addition, they are very affordable. I would recommend these cables to anyone.

I like the length and usage of the cable. I had a previous cable that caused problems unplugging from my Xbox when I plugged it in, which was problematic. This one has been excellent so far. Also, my connectivity problem has been greatly reduced. This used to be a daily problem, but lately this cable and a few different tips have helped. Such a cord at a store like Home Depot or Hollows is $14-$20 for 5 feet.

This product will destroy your system. I even had 2 other ethernet cables that match other devices. None of them worked. I bought this product to upgrade to a shorter cable and both were invalid. BIOS updates, BIOS flashbacks, driver updates from motherboard website and from windows network settings, nothing worked. Only a clean install of Windows 10 will fix the Ethernet port after using this cable once. Returns are the least of your worries. DO NOT BUY!

I have a 1Gbps fiber optic network and a gigabit switch, but on my game console I only passed around 150Mbps. I happened to notice that it was connected to the switch with a Cat.5 cable, so I ordered this cable to replace it. I now regularly see downloads of more than 700 MB/s on my console. The cable appears to be well made and there is a protective patch on the ends. In general very satisfied.

Kabel worked well until everyone was forced to learn online. As soon as the cable arrived I used it and wow what a difference in speeding up internet access thanks to hardwired wiring! However, when our folks started staying at home to work and study, I noticed that this cable wasn't helping anymore. This is not the fault of the company that makes the cable. Too many people online = slow access.

I was watching a youtube video and someone recommended these cables for use with my new router. They work great. My internet speed is better than ever and my new router works great. No buffering. I highly recommend them. And the price was fantastic!

I was having internet drops on my Blu-ray player connected with an ethernet cable and my big fancy desktop's Wi-Fi. I bought two of these cables (different lengths) and voila! The cables came in a strong, reusable ziplock bag with twist ties and velcro (the only place velcro works well is when it's only used once as a permanent solution and NOT used over and over). PC download speed doubled and Blu-ray performance improved! Now I just need to find a reliable ISP.

I've been wirelessly connected for so long I didn't even know Category 6 cables existed! There were two situations that prompted me to purchase this cable: First, I bought a modem and router and leased them to a cable company. Second, I just bought a new desktop PC that didn't have a wireless adapter. After reading how to receive and transmit the best signal, all signs pointed to Cat 6. Based on the options available, Mediabridge was the top rated and most desirable Cat 6 cable. The choice was…

This cable is really thick and the connectors feel solid. I plug and unplug it often because I use it for different laptops in the living room. I have another 100ft cable that I routed through the attic and it seems very cheap compared to this cable - every time I unplug it I worry that the plastic tab on the end cancels. I wish I had a stronger one like this because I'm pretty sure that one day when this one finally breaks I'll have to take on the tedious task of starting another line.