25 Ft Ethernet Cables

[Cat 6a] Ethernet cables are ethernet cables, but these are fine!

[0.04 lb] Allows connecting multiple ethernet cables

[600 MHz] Ethernet cables don't have much to differentiate them, but this one is totally fine.

[4] It's a good router to have especially with the amount of ethernet cables you can plug in to.

[4x HDMI] I'm running two apple monitors(same view) to run pro tools in two different rooms about 25 ft away- works great- the color is richer and clearer than it ever was! On both screens!

[139 dB SPL] Great sound and great range. easy to set up and it cones with a 25 ft cord.

I have tried several cheaper antenna's but was only getting 25% signal was able to get pics from link micro lte but antenna quit working . So i bought the spypoint long range and upon connection signal jumped to 90% . it is mounted on 18 ft pvc 1.5 in. camera is at 5 ft . pvc is tied to a metal fence Tpost. . have lit 10 battery is great last about six weeks at 1minute delay and sends each detection . at this time for me spypoint is the way to go value, affordability and service.

[3.2 lb] I have tried several cheaper antenna's but was only getting 25% signal was able to get pics from link micro lte but antenna quit working . So i bought the spypoint long range and upon connection signal jumped to 90% . it is mounted on 18 ft pvc 1.5 in. camera is at 5 ft . pvc is tied to a metal fence Tpost. . have lit 10 battery is great last about six weeks at 1minute delay and sends each detection . at this time for me spypoint is the way to go value, affordability and service.

[625 MHz] I purchased a 25' ethernet cable with high bandwidth capacity. I really needed this as my computer sits far from my router and sometimes I have trouble receiving a strong signal. At other times I just want the increased transmission speed from a direct connect. This cable has been perfect. The only issue I have had is that it fits so tightly into the laptop port that I have some trouble getting it out and am concerned that at some point I might snap off the little plastic piece that holds it in place. I don't want it to come out easily, but I also don't want it stuck in! For now, I'm super careful about pulling it out properly.

[DB-9
DB-25] We have 2 TVs in a High School that we use for digital signage. We had used other vga over ethernet adapters but we ran into picture quality issues. Using these with an additional receiver we were able to hook these up to our network switch and had no issues. Picture and audio quality is perfect. Since we use managed network switches we created its own VLAN for 3 ports so other network traffic was not effected. If you don't use managed switches buy a cheap $40 5 port switch and it's a plug and play installation. I like the suggestion from another reviewer about having these devices having the option for power over ethernet. Anything that doesn't require a separate power adapter is handy.