🔌 High-quality TrueCABLE 1000Ft Unshielded Twisted Ethernet for Reliable Network Connections Review

Comes out very easily, easy to fit into clips/keystones, just great! I'd like to warn anyone looking to make some short, commonly used cords, this is solid cord, not twisted pair, so it's best to use it for wall wiring and what not, and leave it alone. However, I found no dead zones, no cheap fake, no Cat6 speed/reliability. There's just no reason to pay more when the quality is as good as it gets.

This works fine but I need to replace it with a shielded outdoor cable. By my own mistake, I didn't pay attention to these two when purchasing. However, it works fine. Not sure how long it will last if used outdoors in cold weather. I like the fact that the cable is marked at 2 foot intervals which is very helpful. In fact, it is very difficult to measure; So this mark is clearly commendable. I also have an internal cable with this and it works fine.

I bought this cable to wire my house to ethernet as part of an expansion we were doing. I also took the opportunity to upgrade our CAT 5e to CAT 6 throughout the house. I ended up running about 11 wires to various locations around the house, using up quite a bit of the 1000 foot reel. I've used some of these to make shorter cables to connect my computer, server, router, switch, etc. Everything seems to work really well and there is a noticeable improvement in transfer speeds. I am very…

We are gearing up for AT&T fiber and I'm replacing the CAT 5e cable with this CAT 6. I've spent a lot of time looking at CCA or all the copper wires and I'm for it decided money and don't worry about taking advantage of 1G fiber at home. The heavier gauge wire and internal plastic wire splitter make this bundle of cables a little thicker, but we're very happy with the CAT6 connectivity and PoE performance (important for PoE phones and cameras). Considering the time it takes to redraw the wire…

I'm certainly not a networking pro and have very little electronics aptitude, but I'm above average with computers. We recently merged several townhouses into one large house and we needed a way to get a good internet signal in 6500 square feet router to the Ubiquiti Wi-Fi antennas (which are great btw). I taught myself how to join the ends of a CAT 6 cable (see I'm such an amateur, I don't even know what they're called) and with this cable I managed to create a great wire . Signal fi through…

This is a great Category 6 for the price. Stretches great straight out of the box, doesn't kink easily (although it's quite stiff and curly out of the box so don't give it a chance to pull in a clean line), cable sheathing is strong and thick but easy to pinch pull to be hammered. Openable with electrician's scissors, the ripcord is pretty difficult to grab when you need to use it, but it's also solid and the individual pairs themselves have constant twist (important for speed and lack of EMI).

I'm certainly no networking pro and have very little electronics skills, but I'm above average with computers. We recently merged several townhouses into one large house and we needed a way to get a good internet signal in 6500 square feet. While the contractors were working opening up the walls and bringing the townhouses together, I used this cable to make 4 jobs from my router to the Ubiquiti Wi-Fi antennas (which are awesome btw). I taught myself how to join the ends of a CAT 6 cable (see…

It's one thing if the problem is Covid related, but before that I had issues with stock and orders. I order this cable all the time and still love it, but unfortunately I don't have much time to get my work done which requires me to use Prime Shipping on every cable I order. This cable comes and goes from Prime availability, with some or all of them losing Prime delivery. Another stock problem I've encountered is pretty silly. My favorite color is purple wire. Love that it's unique and makes my