MonopriceCat6 Ethernet Patch Cable - Snagless RJ45, Fullboot, 24AWG Stranded Pure Bare Copper Wire, 550Mhz, UTP, 100 Feet, White

This cable is great to use if you are bridging two small wall plates with ethernet together. It also can be used in some switch applications as well. Good quality and works great.

I order this for my son's PS4 and it fit perfectly. The cord itself is very durable and does not feel cheap. I will be ordering more.

This Cat 6 Ethernet cable is of good quality and rated for "in wall", installation. I used it to run a permanent wire in the ceiling to a media room. It feeds an Amazon Fire Stick 4K and works well.The tabs on the plug are strong and covered under rubber boots. In my case, where I do not plug and unplug the cable with use, that works out great as I never have to worry about the cable coming loose. Unplugging it can be a bit of a challenge going "bare hands". The trick is to use a small flat screw driver that enables you to fully push in the locking tab to release the plug; I think it is the rubber boot that covers the release tab that limits how far in you can push the tab making it seem impossible to unplug. If you have a need to frequently unplug the Ethernet cable then perhaps you may want to consider a different cable to avoid potential frustration; perhaps a cable without the rubber boot or one with a softer rubber boot. If you are using it for a more permanent setup where you do not unplug it after installing then this is a great value and it works well. Giving 5 stars for permanent use application which is my experience. For frequent unplug need, I would rate it 4 stars because of the rubber boot on the plug making it difficult to unplug; use of a small flat screw driver does help.

Worked great no issues only issue I had was with the cover over the connector which is how most are that cover the release . It just makes it harder than it needs to be to release the connection from what ever device it is connected to

I'm an IT professional turned entrepreneur, I've been using monoprice cables since the company came out in 2002 and every single cable I ever bought from them personally or professionally is still fully operational and was dirt cheap.Mono price decided to sell cables which are just wires for cheap because it doesn't cost much to make them and so they beat all competitions and became the first big name in Ethernet and destroyed that rip off company, monster cable who was selling HDMI cables for over $100 each when monoprice sold identical ones for a few bucks.No other company was doing that before but thanks to monoprice, most of the companies have cut their prices in half and monoprice is still cheaper than all of them! They must make literal pennies off each sale.Just get mono price cat6 cables and you will be future proof until you upgrade to internet that is faster than 10 GB per second because that's what cat6 cables can handle which is literally faster than the internet and much faster than your 1000 Mbps highest priced option from your internet company which is only 1 GB per second, these cables can handle ten times that.

Like! Needed a longer cable and this was perfect.

These cables are robust and have nice firm connections. While they are only Cat6, that is fast enough for the vast majority of tasks most people engage in (I mean, your internet or even your router/switch will be a bottle neck likely before these cables will).I have several computers (because I'm a programmer, and because I have a wife and kids who all use computers) so I made a wired connection to everything in my office with these:- Backbone between Router and Switch- My Server- My 2 Gaming/VideoEditing/Programming Desktops- My Laptop (not always connected, but during LAN parties I prefer a wired connection)I've liked these cables a lot. They are not flat cables (which I know some people prefer) but they feel robust, whereas some flat cables do not.

After realizing the need for a longer cable, I ordered a 20-foot one. I connected it from my WiFi extender to my PC, but unfortunately, it functioned for just over 10 minutes. I meticulously checked all my settings, both on my computer and router, but the issue turned out to be the cable itself. (My spare cables worked perfectly.) I attempted to remove it from the WiFi extender, but due to its unusual shape, it became jammed. It required a substantial amount of force to dislodge it, a situation I've never encountered with previous cables. I'm puzzled as to why it was so difficult to remove because, even though my WiFi extender is designed for Cat5e, it's compatible with Cat6 cables, and Cat6 is backwards compatible.In the end, I had to request a return, and they processed the refund without any hassle, which was a relief. It's possible that I simply received a defective unit because, aside from the removal issue, this cable offers great value with its durable and robust build. Many other reviewers appear to have had success getting it to work too. However, the shape causing it to get stuck and the initial connection problems were of course problematic.

Really is a hundred ft

La grandeur est parfaite, car nous voulions que la tour de l'ordinateur soit relié directement au routeur.

I got a longer cable than I really needed because I know that at some time in the future, I am going to need this longer cable. It's Murphy's Laws.

Since swapping this one out with multipe shorter cables coupled together, my voip call quality appears to have improved. The black blends in well along my flooring unlike my bright orange cable.

I had bought this to go from my patch panel to my unmanaged PoE switch, but it is insanely hard to unclip it when needed. Had to use pliers to be able to get it out of PoE switch when I upgraded to a bigger switch.