MEIPEK Cat 7 Ethernet Cable 50ft, SFTP Cat 7 Shielded Patch Cable 24AWG, High Speed Internet Network Cable 10Gbps 600Mhz, Cat7 RJ45 LAN Cables 50 ft for Router Modem Gaming

Works well. I opted to use pass-through connectors. Make sure the shield doesn't come in contact with any of the conductors.

Needed to install a router in my garage, which is 65' from my home. The cable between the house and garage was to be buried so I had to choose a cable wisely because once buried, it was there for good. I am happy to say that once I connected this cable to the router in the garage and to the router in the house, my internet connection in the both the house and garage is EXACTLY the same speed at 560 Mbps. I was attracted to the 23Awg specs of the cable. Router to router via wireless didn't work because I have aluminum siding on my house and was only getting 165Mbps. The ground was already dug up because I was replacing the electrical line that went bad. Using both Asus routers in AiMesh mode with this cable linking both routers yields fantastic results.

Used this on a long run between the router & a distant TV. Ran the cable across other wires in the attic, down walls, etc. . Signal at the TV is nearly perfect at 400 Mb/sec. Great shielding.Would buy again.

This is a Cat 7 network cable that is SFTP (Shielded Foiled Twisted Pair). It sports a rounded form that allowed it to be coiled and wrapped without diminishing performance.I tested it making several loops around electrically noisy appliances like UPS, router, amplifier, etc. The network speed was steady. I could easily get 10 Gbps over its 25' length.Please note that this Cat 7 cable is for consumer use. It is not certified and therefore maybe unsuitable for certain business/government utility.

I used this to connect 2 switches in my office. I have an exterior wall that is concrete and needed to get a run there, but needed to be tucked near the baseboard. It was a little longer than I needed but this doesn't affect the review. Well built cable and the throughput speed has been great and didn't see any degradation issues between moving data from my computer to my NAS.

My internet was being a bit slow, which was especially annoying when I was trying to play some online games—so I decided to try a new ethernet cable. This cable was the perfect length for what I needed; it was easy to plug in, and, most importantly, it works. I’ve noticed a significant improvement in my internet speed, particularly when gaming; I haven’t had any lag or dropouts since I started using it. I also like that it’s shielded, which I assume means it’s more durable. 💯 I’m not the most tech-savvy person, but this was definitely a simple and effective upgrade; it was worth it.

I've upgraded my home networking cables from a cat 5 to this cable cat 7 and it has maximized my network speed. Even though cat 7, in the USA, is not an officially recognized standard, it works just fine.If you are looking at running a shielded cable, don't forget to use a shielded keystone also. It is backwards compatible but you lose some of the shielded benefits if you don't.

As other reviewers have mentioned, this cable fails at longer lengths. At 450ft, I got no lights - nothing. One might expect this, when a cable surpasses the official Cat 7 range of 328' (100m), though some CAT7 cables have been reported going gigabit speeds at 450ft+. But ok, I can understand not working past 328'. But, when I cut the cable in half and put a switch in the middle, failure to link persisted. Cable conductivity tests passed with flying colors. And since both 225ft cables failed to link, I have to assume that the cable has improper twisting that limits its range - as another reviewer has mentioned. Frustrating. Stay away from this product.