25ft Triple Shielded RG6 Coaxial Cable - In-Wall Rated with Gold Plated Connectors for Digital Audio Video (Black) - Male F Connector Pin Included Review

In general the cable appears to be of excellent quality. The connectors were easy to insert by hand (compared to the old ones that required pliers to screw them all the way in). 25 feet long is just what I needed so I could move the TV to a different part of the room. The cable is neatly routed under the baseboard heatsink so that it is not visible.

High quality coaxial cable. Convince yourself of the good price and the excellent processing quality of the insulator and the gold plug. I use it with a Revain Basics antenna and while I didn't get any channel enhancement, the beautiful white suits our walls better and the length allows it to go all the way up to our vaulted ceiling.

The cable looks nice and all, but I can't fucking get it to stay plugged into the TV or antenna jacks. It's so frustrating. If I get him to stay I have to crawl and not push anything because I don't want to risk him falling out. I tried rotating it and it really doesn't work. There's no point in having a quality cable if it can't do the job.

I am paying for 1K MB. As you can see from the images I have provided, results vary widely. When I had the original xfinity coaxial cable, my results were always close to 1000 and no less than 900. This cable doesn't suit me at all. The coaxial cable on the outside is still in good condition, xfinity has confirmed this. It was already bad inside because I was told it needed replacing. Buying this cable is a waste of my money. At the end of the day, it's up to you whether you follow my advice or

Bought a 25ft loft antenna cable, works better than other cables I've tried. ceiling projector and watch OTA news on a regular TV in the morning (with that 25ft cable). By the way, we're 35 miles from the stations, the antenna is installed in the attic, and we're surrounded by 100-foot trees. but even with these problems, the TV picture and sound are fine. For AV gurus, I could step down from the STB ceiling, but OTA programs are charming and good for emergencies. I love trees!

Best over-the-air reception. LCD mini cinch display in the kitchen. Interestingly, after switching from the old 59 cables, the channels are now better on both, although different. Although both antennas work in the same common area. I don't want a cable as I get most of my content over the internet. , but I prefer these two small screens for their COMPLETELY GLOSSY LCD quality that none of the new "mirror-free" TVs or monitors can match. Every time planes fly overhead there's still pixelation…