Mediabridge CAT6 Ethernet Patch Cable (50 ft) RJ45 Connectors with Gold Plated Contacts (10gbps)

Everything worked perfect for what I needed to use it for

This cable is a nice thickness at a faster speed then I even need but at this price I'll buy something that'll be able to be used in the future. I have experienced no problems with connectivity and they even threw in a cable wrap with my cable. Hard to believe you'd get anything free with such an affordable cable. I will buy mediabridge from now on.

I've bought other cables that claim to be high cat, but turn out to be thin ribbons with weak connectors, this one is thick (round) with good connectors. Very happy with this purchase.

The Mediabridge Ethernet Cable has proven to be a reliable and high-performance solution for upgrading my home network. As someone who values a seamless and robust internet connection, this cable has exceeded my expectations in terms of speed, durability, and overall connectivity.First and foremost, the build quality is impressive. The cable features sturdy connectors with gold-plated contacts, ensuring a secure and reliable connection. The snug fit and solid construction of the connectors give me confidence in the longevity of this cable, even with frequent plugging and unplugging.The speed and performance are standout features. Whether I'm streaming high-definition content, engaging in online gaming, or handling large file transfers, the Mediabridge Ethernet Cable consistently delivers a stable and high-speed connection. The Cat6 rating ensures that it meets the demands of modern networking requirements, making it a future-proof choice.I appreciate the flexibility and durability of the cable itself. The PVC jacket provides protection against wear and tear, and the flexibility allows for easy routing around corners and through tight spaces. The 50-foot length I chose offers the versatility needed to connect devices throughout my home without sacrificing signal strength.Installation is straightforward, and the cable is compatible with a variety of devices, including gaming consoles, computers, routers, and smart TVs. The plug-and-play nature of the Mediabridge Ethernet Cable means I can upgrade my network without the need for technical expertise.The cable's performance is consistent with minimal signal loss, even over longer distances. This reliability is crucial for maintaining a stable internet connection, particularly in larger homes or setups with multiple connected devices.The Mediabridge Ethernet Cable has become an integral part of my home network setup. Its combination of durability, high-speed performance, and ease of installation make it a top choice for anyone seeking a dependable Ethernet cable upgrade. Whether you're a casual user or a tech enthusiast, this cable delivers on its promises. Highly recommended!

Had to replace my cable TV line as they no longer use traditional cable boxes. Bought two for my smart tv and the new streaming box, connected to my WIFI. They are good and long, perfect for the job. So far very happy.

Most folks view cat5 cables as either they work or they don't. What's the big deal? In some ways, I see it that way too. Here's the thing. Just because something does it's job doesn't mean it's doing it well. Most of us have owned a lot of cat5 cables over the course of our computing lives. Mostly we don't even pay for them. They just sort of show up. You get one or two that come with a computer or a router. Maybe the cable guy left a few extra when he came to your house ...because the Cable Company thinks we're too stupid to setup our own internet. A lot of the time I don't even know where I get them. It's probably magic or something. I'm convinced the sock monster is involved. You here me sock monster!? Keep your cat5 cables. Just stop stealing my left socks out of the drier!The point is; we all end up with these things laying around so why buy them? Because they suck! In my case because I didn't have enough anymore ...because they suck! A little too short or way too long. The tabs break off. Slow. They stop working, under completely mysterious circumstances. You end up staring at them with a magnifying glass like you're Sherlock Holmes going after Moriarty. Hunting for some clue as to why they so tragically died. Ultimately, failure to solve the mystery will crush you to the ground in utter defeat. Leaving you screaming at the sky with hatred for all mankind. In the recycle bin it goes and it's off for harrowing adventures trying to find a working cat5 cable. Don't laugh. I've actually done the magnifying glass thing and I've seen other people do it too. Okay, maybe not the screaming at the sky bit.Here's why Mediabridge cat5's do not suck. Even a cursory glance shows these to be well made from quality parts. It's not likely to last until the end of time but I suspect it will still work 15 years from now. Much lower packet loss, line jitter, data corruption and all that geekspeak when compared to other name brand cat5's I've owned. In other words, it's more efficient and therefore can move data in less time. I copied a 32.4 GB file from my laptop through my router to my desktop and it was noticeably faster, by about 10%, than the cat5 it replaced copying the same file.Good price for high quality. As in I didn't have to get a second job to pay for it. Not that I have a primary job. You hear that Mediabridge? You should hire me as an Advertising Consultant or something. I need a job.Initially, I thought was odd that they used odd numbered lengths. 3 ft. 7ft. instead of the usually 2ft. or 6ft. Then I realized, with every inch of pun intended, that extra foot goes a long way. (Piers Anthony would be so proud ...or he'd shoot me for a fool.)

Overall it is simply wonderful, there's no problems connecting with the Ethernet ease with my printers. The price is great, delivery services were speedy...

Ordered these to update the tech used at the store I manage, with one exception: I forgot I ordered two, as I only needed one but the price was almost ideal so why not have extra just in case I had mistakes while cutting and crimping. Then the router at the store died and, once replaced, the upgraded new router shorted out quite old and heavily abused line to the ATM and that needed replacing. That machine now processes at least 5x faster with a higher quality and better protected cable that is generations newer than what it replaced with just the right amount to spare. Arrived fast like the need was known in advance, and I have plenty for the security POE update as well as the new LAN and automation equipment being installed. Performs like a dream, looking forward to the install even more now!

Appears to be well made also very flexable