BUSOHE Cat 8 Ethernet Cable 10 FT 2-Pack, 40Gbps 2000MHz Cat8 High Speed Flat Internet Network Patch Cord, SFTP Shielded LAN Wire with Gold Plated RJ45 Connector for Outdoor Indoor - 10FT Black

I initially got these to help resolve a disconnection problem when playing path of exile over wifi.I also would like to say in no way am I paying for internet speed or using applications that maxes out the rated bandwidth of these cables.I replaced existing cat 6e cables running from my modem to my wireless router with these.Before installation I was getting 10ms ping with 180mbps download. (I am only paying for 150 mbps)after installation of the cables the ping droped to 6ms with a maximum download speed of 192mbpsThe performance increase is marginal but thats to be expected when my package is only 150mbps and anything more I get is just luck of the network availability.Since there is alot of wireless in my house the shielding may have also contributed to cutting out interference from radio induction as I have experienced fewer disconnects (granted path of exile is the only game I experience disconnects in)Edit: I have now tested the cable physicaly being connected to my computer. And it seems that interference that I was expirencing with the cat 6e cables has been completely negated with these ones. for my physical connection speed these cables have increased my download speed over a physical connection from 180mbps to a max of 250mbps. this is a pretty significant difference even though i am only paying for 150mbps. if you want reliable home internet I highly recommend these.

I built myself a NAS from older parts that were laying around. I used a Cat5 cable to connect it to my router.....and could only get 10-11 Mbs per second of transfer...... that translates to HOURS when moving large files such as movies and music. I checked everything and decided to try the obvious first. I ordered this Cat7 cable. When it arrive I replaced the Cat5 with this cable....and WOW!!!! From 10-11 Mbs, to 115-120 Mbs!!! THAT IS 10+ TIMES THE TRANSFER SPEED....JUST BY UPGRADING A CABLE FROM CAT5 TO CAT7! Most of my house is wired with Cat6e ethernet, but I'm making plans to upgrade my entire home network with Cat7 cable.

Thought I'd give this a try and if the Cat-7 actually delivered with better connection speeds, I'd buy more from this seller and upgrade all the cables in my household. But instead, the ones I bought turned out to be utter junk. I provide screenshots that tell all the story you need to know: with my original Cat-5 standard cable connected directly from router to desktop Mac, speedtest showed my usual healthy speed of about 248Mbps. When I hooked up the Cat-7, only changing the cable and nothing else about my setup, I got the second speedtest result: an underwhelming 177Mbps. Just to be on the safe side, I had bought a 2-pack so I tested the second one just in case maybe the first was from a bum factory batch; NOPE! Same crappy result with either Cat-7 cable. Returning immediately for full refund. Maybe Cat-7 can deliver, but not from this seller apparently.

Used this to run from my home office, on the second floor, into a room in the basement so that I could relocate my home lab gear into that room. Router/internet connection is in the office, but I got tired of the noise, and heat, it generated there. 50 feet of cable was not enough, and 75 is a bit too much.Even though I'm only using this on a 1Gb network, I still wanted the Cat7 cable. Overkill, most likely. But at least I know I won't have any [real] latency between the [Gb] switch everything connects to and what is on the router (it's internal Gb switch).With the cable being flat, it's a lot easier to run so that it's not a tripping hazard. It crosses over a stair (gaffer's tape) and then down the stair runners and such. If I was to use a more traditional round cable, it would be more difficult to keep out of the way.Now I just need to replace the 8' cables connecting everything where the gear is now, together, with the 3' cables I've purchased. Actually need to order more of those since I need 8 and only have 6.

I ordered two of the Cat7 Ethernet Cable 15 FT Black, BUSOHE Cat-7 Flat RJ45 Computer Internet LAN Network Ethernet Patch Cable. Good experience with the seller BUSOHE-US. The packaging was sufficient with no damage to the cables. Have COX Gigablast service. Completed a lot of comparison testing to CAT 6A. Cables were connected from the modem to router and router to desktop PC. Tested using three different modems and the same router. Completed speed and latency testing from the PC and router. The data transfer speeds were comparable to the CAT 6A cables; disappointing and that's why I give it 3 stars. Cable material seems of good quality, durability is unknown. I returned the cables and stuck with my CAT 6A cables.

The cable was easy to work with and was of high quality. I was using it for a PoE security camera. After installing my security camera I powered on my camera and noticed some odd behavior. So I disconnected the cable and used another cable and no problems with the camera. Surprised by the result, I proceeded to run a test on the cable. The test showed a fault with the cable :-(. I wish I had tested before installing my camera, time wasted. Sad to say I will be returning this cable.UPDATE 6/26/2018Vendor contacted me right away after posting this review so I am upgrading the rating from 1 star to 3 star based on their quick reply. They reached out not once but twice - don't see that every day. As an FYI - the vendor did suggest this cable might not be suitable for POE applications at the distance i was running.

Warning: this is not a cat7 you are being lied to with this product. I have a 1.5gb internet plan and thought using this would give me my full plan as my cat 5e was only giving me max 1.2gb. Well guess what I plugged the cable in ran multiple speed tests with both and this one barely hits between 400-800mb. False advertising. Picture proof. Any of the higher numbers are my older cable while low numbers was the new one.

These cables are great quality. I'm using for an indoor/outdoor POE application (Power over Ethernet) for my RV hotspot setup and they work great in the RV installation. I have one line running outside to a POE Ubiquiti nanostation antenna and the cables seem to be of durable design to be able to withstand the elements. (time will tell) I really like the flat cable form factor for laying the cable along/in the wall & ceiling, and the cable ends seem high quality. Busohe was also very diligent in contacting me after my purchase to ensure I am satisfied.I'd recommend these, in fact I already bought a 2nd set when I was building a similar RV ubiquiti hotspot setup for some friends.GaryShawnigan Lake, BC

*Really a solid investment for those with a gigabit/1000mbps internet setup*I half-heartedly felt like this 'cat7' concept was a bit of a money grab and that no such thing really existed. But upon further research it did appear that at the very least, the build quality was better and if you stop and think about it, that we are all probably using older cables anyways which were built off the premise of running 10mbps or at the most 100mbps. But now we live in a world that has gigabit speed. So I felt confident that an upgrade was in order. I had a real need for a longer run as our house had just gotten gigabit internet and I needed to run some cable to the farther reaches of the basement.Upon receiving it, I can safely say the quality of the cable is present and the ends are of a high quality. I don't feel like any corners were cut or that there were any reason for this to 'fall apart'. What I do like about this cable is the flat design of the length of the cable. making it easier to sneak through tight spots and to make look sleek along walls and corners.I wouldn't say I have any grounds to believe that this cable would faster than any other alternates on the market, but if its replacing an old rundown cable I've got in a drawer somewhere that I got with my old wifi router some 10-15 years ago, I think this was a solid investment that will help me get the most out of my gigbit setup.For those who are still running sub-100mbps setup, this might seem like a frivolous purchase and that's fair.

Had optic high speed internet installed, however the main Wifi unit was in the back corner of the basement. The furnace room was directly between the internet Wifi unit and the front garage where Wifi cameras were installed, had little or no access to the remote cameras. Decided to moms the main router Wifi and did research on the cat 7 cables. The 75 ft cable allowed me to move the Wifi router that was connected to the high speed box that could not be moved. The internet provider solution would have cost at least $500. The access to the cameras is now immediate remotely,.. I highly recommend these cables

Works good, going from WIFI to hardwired directly to the internet box changed my game play from 65+ MS varied from day to day, to a stready 55-60 MS all day long, all week long but this is likely because it’s just hardwired now and no wifi lag.Noticing the better internet speeds and smoother game play.Would buy again if it was cheaper as these cords probably cost 4$ to make, the quality is not likely a CAT7, I would say Cat 5 or 6 at best but for what I’m playing it’s suitable.Also could buy again if came in shorter lengths like 4-5 feet as 3 feet is just a bit short for today’s needs.Overall was a good buy.I like the faster internet connection and it’s a nice slim cable that can slip behind furniture easily and without damaging the wires.