InstallerParts Ethernet Cable CAT5E Cable UTP Booted 5 FT - Green - Professional Series - 1Gigabit/Sec Network/Internet Cable, 350MHZ

work great

Good quality product. More than I was expecting. Packaged and exactly as described. No issues with any of the clips or guards. Clicked right into my patch panel and switch with no issues.

The item works as expected. I was looking for a longer cord and this was the ticket.

Supposed to be 24 awg but I compared it to Mediabridge's 24 awg wire and it was ~ 20% thinner so am returning it.

I bought these cords to connect my Wi-Fi to my PlayStation and my Xbox. I really like they come in different colors so you know which one to hook up where.

I bought this cable for the great price, availability in a color and length that I needed quickly. I knew any old ethernet cable would do for the location, route, and devices I would be connecting with the cable. However, I must say that I am very impressed with the very high quality of this cable. They were all copper wires with ends had gold plated connectors. Each wire was insulated and each color pair was insulated again. Comes in bright colors to make tracing a cable easy or neutral colors to blend in so they are not noticeable. Best of all, with all those features the cable was very flexible. When you are routing an ethernet cable, flexible is what you want and these are highly flexible. I'd definitely come back for these if I needed quality and for sure for the flexibility and price.

This is some excellent CAT5e cable. Unlike the stuff I tried from a national mart chain, this doesn't get all twisted and knotted, and when you're laying it on a wall it handles turns and corners without a problem. It also cost a lot less, too. I'm very pleased!If you're looking for Ethernet cable for your home, you'll be happy with CAT5e. Yes, CAT6 is better, but chances are your home network doesn't have anywhere near the bandwidth or needs to require it. As it stands, most home networks won't even come close to the limits of CAT5e, let alone needing CAT6. Save yourself a few bucks and go with the CAT5e unless you're wiring an office building with some serious commercial hardware.

I found when streaming video to my smart TV with WiFi that sometimes the delay was excessive. I decided to go from the router to the TV's Ethernet port directly. I needed a 50' cable to run into the basement, over the ceiling and up to the TV. I'm an EE by trade, and know about cable. After comparing cables, I thought this cable had the best specs for my appreciation. Some of the things I liked about this cable was it had 24awg wires where others had 30 or 32 awg. For those that don't know, the larger the number the smaller the wire size. 24 awg is much heaver then 30 or 32 awg. The other thing I liked was that the cable is rated at 350G. This cable has corrected all delay issues. I would highly recommend this cable for CAT5 appreciations.