NavePoint Cat6 (CCA) Review

very thin. each wire breaks easily, very brittle, mostly usable. I lost hours of work laying wires and then couldn't add connections without breaking wires. Do not use this cable at work!

This is not a real Cat6 after 50 feet I only got 1/3 of my speed. This is copper winding and solid copper cable, which is what you need for high speeds. DO NOT BUY.

Bought to redo network cables in my house, I found it a fantastic price but I was disappointed by the poor delivery of the wires that they proven. box as the wire continued to stick together and kink. I found the wire pull was super smooth by making my own hole on the side and now I'm 100% happy with my purchase.

This is the worst cable I've ever bought. The cable is terribly packed in boxes. I had to open one of the boxes and remove the creases less than 2 feet from the box. As a licensed telecommunications provider with over 40 years of experience. This is the worst cable I've ever used. Spent more time removing kinks than pulling wire. A two day job turned into a three day job.

This cable is very easy to use and I love it. The wires aren't so brittle that it hurts your fingers to prepare the end of the cable. The internal wires are easier to straighten to fit right onto the end of the cable and the wire colors are very easy to see unlike some other brands. The end result is that I can punch or splice wire ends much faster because the wire behaves correctly when it's straight.

It took me some time to get a good length of wire and none of the wires came loose. Maybe it's an old batch of wire. (Made in China). Wires are fragile and break easily. This is an UPDATE. I tried to make cables out of this junk. DO NOT BUY ANYTHING FROM THIS SELLER! I spend hours just making a network cable. Each strand of each color of terminal is ripped and broken as you try to separate the wires to make a cable to terminate it. I'm past the window to return this junk so I'm stuck with that.

Pro: A cheap cable for basic ethernet needs at home or in the office. 3+ devices over 1 cable Cons: 1. Less than an inferior cable, even with a 3ft cable plugged directly into my Google (Gigabit) fiber optic port, I was getting just under 100Mbps uploading and downloading, huh means the download speed is about 10MB per second. decent for pictures and streaming but lacks shine2 when downloading games or movies. Fragile as I cut my own cable, I kept cutting through the internal cable and tried to

I am very disappointed in my purchase of this cable. in my house under construction. After the final installation, the speed was very slow. I have a download speed of 200 on my router and switch. In each of the endpoints the speed is only 50-60. I hired a professional network/IT company who ruled out hardware issues. They found that the very low speed and high impedance was due to the quality of the cable - the wire is very thin and the copper shows through. The only solution is to pull the…

. I'm sorry I didn't read more reviews on here and read them fully before I 2000 feet this one ran garbage all over my house . This really is the biggest mistake I've made in a long time. I think I've gotten at least the hard part of the job done, laying the tracks, laying the pipeline, etc. But now I probably have 30-40 hours of extra work ahead of me that could have been avoided just to replace it all. actually hit or miss. 802.3bt works successfully for me in one long run and 802.3at in two…

Pro: An affordable cable for basic Ethernet needs at home or in the office. If you only use YouTube and email, this cable is fine as long as you don't have more than 3 devices connected to one cable. Cons: 1. Less than an inferior cable, even with a 3ft cable plugged directly into my Google (Gigabit) fiber optic port, I got close to 100Mbps uploading and downloading, which is download speeds of around 10MB per second for uploads means decent for images and streaming, but if you're downloading…