DEEGO Cat 6 Ethernet Cable 50 ft, Flat Wire LAN Rj45 High Speed Internet Network Cable Slim with Clips, Faster Than Cat5e,Cat5 with Snagless Connectors Fit PS4, Xbox, Switch Boxes, Modem Router,Black

Good cable. Quality jacketing. I used a cable tester and all pins are good. Ran a couple transfers. All functions nominal. Initiating coun.... nm.Amazon is asking me to rate the following features:*WiFi Signal - 5 stars because it does not interfere with Wireless Fidelity signals, and in fact will increase it to Warp 11.*For Working Out - 4 stars because while it is strong enough to use as a resistance band on your Total Gym, it does not hold the aerodynamic properties necessary for jump-roping.*For Gaming - 5 stars because it can run Minecraft(*these statements have not been independently evaluated)Seriously though, the cable does its job and is well made, at a very fair price. I'm happy.Edit: forgot to mention a couple things. It doesn't king, but it can tangle fresh out of the box. Tip: uncoil by pulling the middle/center loop/fold, not the ends. Then run it through your fingers like curly hair.Also wanted to mention that I made the purchase based on reviews reporting excellent customer service, so I figured worst case scenario I'm in good hands. Haven't needed to go that route but I hope they keep it up, I'm loyal to good sellers.

Recommended purchase.

I absolutely love the Cat 6 Ethernet Cable! It deserves 5 stars without a doubt. If you play fighting games online and want a smooth and lag-free experience, I urge you to buy this cable. The flat wire design with snagless connectors makes it easy to install, and the 50 ft length provides flexibility in setting up your gaming station. It's faster than Cat5e and Cat5 cables, ensuring stable and high-speed internet connections for gaming on PS4, Xbox One, Switch boxes, modem, or router. The best part is that it's affordable without compromising on quality. Don't be lazy, get this cable, and say goodbye to the frustration of laggy online matches, BUY IT, stop ruining the game for everyone else

Product is as described.

I tried it first with a final generation Apple TimCapsule (tower style) and a 2017 MacBook Pro and it didn’t work but then switched to a new Netgear Nighthawk AX-6000 and it works! I use an Amazon Basics USB-C adapter ( the one with 3 USB A ports) with the MacBook Pro and the router reports a gigabit connection. This a looong cable and the zoom conference speed and sound with it is super clean. Haven’t had to try large transfers yet, but multiple uses rate this a working cable, plus its flat and takes up less room.

I wish I could give this item SIX stars out of five just to show how pleased I am, but since I can't rate it off the charts, my review will have to do. I bought this to replace a cable my puppy had chewed through, as the optical relay box and my router cannot be in the same room for logistical reasons (i.e. the router needs to be in the same room as the set top box, which is not the same room as the relay box) so the only option available to me that doesn't involve a mess of wireless to wired repeaters/switches and the like is to run cat5 from relay to router. When I initially ran the cable this one replaced, I didn't have cable clips to attach to the wall and because it was a round cable, it needed to be run *under* a door then back up the wall, so I used some tape to secure it to the wall. My puppy decided to grab the cable where it comes out from under the door and pull it free then chewed clean through it. So this cable was purchased to replace it since it's flat and could go *over* the door just fine. I had planned to take a trip to the hardware store for the clips to attach it to the door frames and walls, but lo and behold, THEY WERE INCLUDED WITH THE CABLE! This cable was the perfect length, perfect thickness, perfect shape and came with the hardware to mount it to the wall. I don't think I've ever been happier with a simple cable. And the price was GREAT!Edit: 2 years on and it's still going strong. It's running from the ONT to a pfSense server/router, which then runs to a switch. I get a solid 1gbps up and down (that's a shocker in itself as ISPs rarely provide the actual advertised speeds you pay for) and anyone that claims this cable can't provide more than 40-50mbps has some other issues with their network. Ethernet provides a consistent speed based on your NIC. The only difference the cable makes is the *quality* of the signal. If you've got a 1gbps NIC connected to a second one with a Cat5e, then you're going to *get* 1gbps between them UNTIL you go beyond 50 meters. With Cat6, you can get 1gbps for about 100 meters (300 feet) and 10gbps for 55 meters (165 feet), so this cat6 50 FEET of cable can't possibly provide less than the speeds of the LOWEST speed network hardware it's connected to. Crappy quality cables may result in higher latency, dropped packets, etc but the Ethernet spec only works a certain way. You either get the signal, or you do not. If the signal isn't at the speed you expect, then either one of the NICs isn't rated at the speed you want, your router/switching hardware is garbage, OR you have some other bottleneck like expecting 80gbps download speeds with a 6.0Gb/s drive. (Or you don't know the difference between gigabits and gigabytes and expect 1Gbps to be 1 gigabyte per second when it's actually 0.125Gigabytes/sec) either way, this cable will either work or it won't. If it works and you don't get the speed you want, troubleshoot your network, because the problem isn't the cable.