40 Foot Ethernet Cable Cat 7

[RJ45] Few Cat 5 cables cost $, even 50 foot cables. This one does and is worth every penny. We use a 50 cable because we move between machines with the connector, while the modem stays stationary. The cable has a thick outer covering that appears to act as superior shielding. Long cables usually lose speed; this one does not. The heavy outer sheath also decreases the tendency of the cable to tie itself in knots. The cable gets heavy use and lives up to it.

[RJ45 Male] If you need a 100 foot Ethernet cable for whatever reason, this is the place to get it. When I went it was not out on display though so ask a sales person. It is working perfectly fine, no problems.

[5 VDC] Works well. We are using it over a very long cat 6 cable.

[RoHS] Short Ethernet cable that works.

[RJ45 Male] A Ethernet cable that works! And it was low cost.

[0.51 lb] I am very pleased with my green CAT Snagless Unshielded (UPT) Ethernet network patch cable. It goes very well with the red and blue cables that I have previously puchased from Cables 2 Go. They offer a quality product at reasonable prices and they are my “go to” source for cables.

[1] This is used to connect a Cat 5 Ethernet to a type-C on my Chromebook. It is delicate, but does the job. The body does get warm when in use, something I was not expecting.

[8K] A fine switch for connecting multiple machines - via ethernet Cat 7 or Cat 8) to high speed internet. Performs well

[1' / 0.3 m] Had to run a cat 6 cable under the building as the old cable had seen the end of its life. The Pro AV/IT Cat 6 Heavy-Duty Snagless Patch Cable filled the bill nicely and it was a very easy run installing it under the building which is a not so nice environment. It was easy to run with no kinks in the cable. I feel confident that this new cable will far outlast the last one.

[Black] there's not much to say about a 5 foot mike cable.