🔌 iTechCables, CAT6 Plenum Bulk Ethernet Cable 1000ft (CMP Rated) - Fluke Test Passed, 23AWG 4Pair Solid, 550-MHz UTP, Up to 10 Gigabit Speeds, in White Review

It was a good category 6 for the price. Pulled well out of the box, well finished and tested for certification as expected.

Cat6 cable is thicker and more difficult for many people to work with. For the price this is a high quality cable. Worth every penny.

Individual twisted pairs have good strength as well as good color rendering, each separated by a plastic barrier covered with a plastic jacket which gives some strength to the whole cable.

Arrived perfect, as described. There were no handles when I pulled 50 meters on the go. Premium quality at this price, easily distinguishable colors when paired, passes my knowledge test, simple markings on box for remaining cable. I have already purchased another product from them for my project and would highly recommend them to others.

Pulling out the cable was smooth and easy. The labeling on the cable is clear, it works smoothly in curves. Great cable for the price. I highly recommend it.

A smart ethernet cable. I connected the whole house to it (15 turns). I only had an issue on one run, but I think it was the cause. After I got home I needed to connect the internet to the building for our wedding and it was about 400 feet away. This cable did the trick with no problems. It was temporary and has since been removed. But I am happy. I've been using a wired network for several months with no problems! worth your money.

This is my first experience with fiber optic cable. In fact, I was a little surprised how easily it holds together with a 90° crimp despite the plastic core. Another surprise of making my own cables was that no matter how deep I cut the strand, the plastic braid got in the way when trying to line up the wires in the correct order.

Individual twisted pairs have good strength as well as good color rendering, each separated by a plastic barrier fully covered by a plastic sheath that gives some strength to the whole cable.

This is my first fiber optic cable experience. In fact, I was a little surprised how easily it holds together with a 90° crimp despite the plastic core. Another surprise of making my own cables was that no matter how deep I cut the strand, the plastic braid got in the way when trying to line up the wires in the correct order.

Excellent network cable. I connected the whole house to it (15 turns). I only had an issue on one run, but I think it was the cause. After I got home I needed to connect the internet to the building for our wedding and it was about 400 feet away. This cable did the trick with no problems. It was temporary and has since been removed. But I am happy. I've been using a wired network for several months with no problems! worth your money.