Ethernet MORELECS Braided Internet Network Review

I was unhappy that it wasn't folded all the way but folded 180 degrees in the middle and then folded. So he initially had a strong kink in the cable. It's been tested for noise, though, so apparently all the years of engineering that said you can't bend more than 90 degrees doesn't apply here. fabric, flat cable. Easy to unfold, lay across the room, fits well and stays in place. Plugs are securely fastened. Low tangle due to cable style. Tested for speed and signal, it easily outperformed the…

indicating the connectors are of excellent quality, they snap in tight. Looks great. The quality is great. throughput. So I use my WFH laptop and yes I have high speed internet. I use at least 4 different platforms at the same time as well as email and web browsers. open about 14 sessions. It seems to be faster than the more expensive "standard" cable I bought from Best Buy. I bought all new cables and yes everything is braided for aesthetic reasons only. But they all work better than I…

This cable will undoubtedly work, but in a direct comparison to the Revain Basics CAT 7 cable, this cable performs about 100 Mbps LESS when tested on a gigabit link. It is simply not possible to do all the shielding required for CAT 7 with this very thin and flexible cable. For the price I would highly recommend the Revain Basics cable instead as it really lives up to the advertised standard. The only reason for 3 stars is that it's still a fully functional cable capable of above average…

bought this because our wi-fi wasn't strong enough for my husband to play 2k online without freezing, skipping or downloading even though his ps4 is right next to our router and we live stream Hulu with no issues. Since using this ethernet he has never had any hesitation in connecting, which means I no longer have to yell at my TV when the internet interrupts his game. around. and another benefit is that the cord cannot be chewed by our cat so I don't have to constantly replace it (like every…

I've been in the networking business for decades and the Cat 5e and Cat 6 cables available today are very good. This flat one in particular works great and fits easily under a door and because of the color it's not as noticeable (compared to the colored cords of the past) if you need to run it through a door like I had to do when we had to work from at home. So far no bandwidth problems. I plug it into an outlet at least 30 feet from the network switch, then add those 30 feet of cable and my…

This is the second time that I am writing a review about this product. Somehow the original disappeared and I was offered to check again. Included. I'll tell you what I did last time. This is a great product that works without any issues or difficulties. I bought three 10ft cables and two 5ft cables to connect three computers directly to my 1Gbps fiber optic internet connection through a good quality switch instead of Wi-Fi. fi from the modem. There isn't a single problem and I'm VERY close to…

My Cat 5e outperforms this Cat 7 cable. I tested it on a PS4 Slim with no applications running in the background. I ran 5 tests of each and calculated the average download and upload speeds. Here are my results: ETHERNET CABLE TESTHardware tested on: PS4 Slim, no background apps running. Cat 5e Ethernet CableDownload 1 70.6MbpsDownload 2 59.8Download 3 72.7Download 4 50.3Download 5 73.5Average Download Speed: 65.38 MbpsDownload 1 1.5 MbpsDownload 2 4.5 Upload 3 1.5Download 4 5.7Download 5…

I'm one of the lucky few who have fiber optic cables from our local phone company to their house. I subscribe to their 500Mbps internet service (they offer up to gigabit). Recently my transmission speed has dropped a lot and my speeds have fluctuated so much that I couldn't even stream on the same device. I've run my home network to the point where I thought my ISP was the problem, in fact I was convinced it was. WRONG, the problem turned out to be the cable I was using from their modem port at