Cat 7 Outdoor Ethernet Cable (SFTP Triple Shielded Internet Cable 328ft | DIY Bulk Cable | x 20 RJ45) High-Speed 10Gbps 600MHz Network Cable, Direct Burial, Waterproof/UV Resistant, for Router/Gaming

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The SFTP triple shielded design ensures a stable and high-speed connection, providing up to 10Gbps data transfer rates. I've experienced no lag or interruptions while using this cable for gaming, streaming, and other high-bandwidth activities. The 50.2ft length is perfect for reaching distant devices without any loss in performance.The cable is constructed with high-quality materials, making it durable and resistant to wear and tear. The RJ45 connectors fit securely and provide a reliable connection to all my devices. The sturdy design ensures that the cable can withstand bending and twisting without any issues.This cable has exceeded my expectations in terms of performance and reliability. It has significantly improved my network's speed and stability over CAT5e, making it a worthwhile investment for anyone in need of a high-quality Ethernet cable.

This CAT 7 Ethernet cable is consistent with my existing CAT 7 cables. I used a coupler to extend the existing wiring, and it works as intended. The build quality seems to be average. I have a 25 ft CAT 6 cable by GearIT weighing 10.5 oz. This 50 ft CAT 7 cable, also with 24 AWG copper wires, weighs only 15.85 oz, making it less durable in tougher conditions, such as the attic environment. I'll use it in the basement instead.Overall, this cable offers good specifications and an average build quality, but its lightweight design may limit its durability in harsher conditions.

I've got this cable running from one side of my office to the other through the ceiling. This is giving me a full 10 gigabit ethernet from my main computer room to my server room. I did standard transmission tests and hit max transmissions over the full 50 feet within the margin of error of course.I wanted to take a moment to say how much I like these cable ends. They're really rugged and have protection against breaking over time. I do a lot of networking and moving cables around, one of the worst things is getting a broken cable latch, especially on a pre-made cable. These cables have really rugged ends that make connections rock solid. I'm just really, really happy with this cable.

I bought this cable to connect my network setup together. The cable speeds are all over the map, I don't have complete drops but it isn't stable. I've run tests on my hardware trying to figure out why my connection fluctuates and I realized that the cable isn't a solid copper core. The core of the wire is aluminum coated with copper. That means that the frequency that the cable can handle is very unstable, Also the gauge of this wire is to small to handle high transmission rates. i.e. 10Gbps. I recommend if you want a cable solution for your network buy from a legitimate ethernet cable seller like (TrueCable.com). I highly discourage anyone from purchasing this cable. Spend a little more and get the real thing.

I needed to run a long Ethernet cable to a room that had no Ethernet cable hookup from my Network hub, and this cable worked perfectly. The hub has a mix of other CAT 5-6 cables and now a CAT 7. Since I have installed it, I have not experienced any drops in speed, and thus far, the cable is working just right. This CAT 7 Ethernet cable has triple shielding that will help against interference, and looks and feels high-quality, and has a robust build. The PVC coating keeps all the cables inside protected while the RJ45 gold-plated connection helps with corrosion, and since I am running this cable through a wall to an upstairs bedroom, the coating and connector will keep this cable working for a long time. Keep in mind that this cable will not work for POE power supply applications. However, if you need a well-made Ethernet cable that does not lose speed over long distances, then this cable is more than suitable.

The MEIPEK Cat 7 Ethernet Cable 50ft is exactly what it says it is and does. I have a symmetrical 2GB fiber line which allowed me to test this cable to it's fullest. I'm glad to say that it passed the speed tests with ease and I found that I had no speed reduction when using this cable compared to my Cat 8 cable. It does seem very rugged, and I ordered this for a project that will completed once the weather warms up. It's currently January and bitter cold. So, I can't say how it'll hold up once it's in "normal" use outdoors, but rest assured if I do have any issues I will definitely update my review.This is a simple product that simply works. As there are no moving parts or things like that to review, there's not too much else to review.Would I order this Cat 7 cable again should the need arise? Based on what I've seen so far, I absolutely would. Would I recommend this at 7 cable to others? Same answer, absolutely.A+++++