Cat 6 Outdoor Ethernet Cable Bulk 328ft/100M (20 RJ45), Shielded Cat 6 Ethernet Cable Direct Burial, Heavy Duty 23AWG, Waterproof, UV Resistant, Internet Cable, Cat6 300+ft for Router Gaming, CCA

Good Product. Works well

So far I used the "Cat 6 Outdoor Ethernet Cable Bulk 328ft/100M (20 RJ45), Shielded Cat 6 Ethernet Cable Direct Burial, Heavy Duty 23AWG, Waterproof, UV Resistant, Internet Cable, Cat6 300+ft for Router Gaming, CCA" for a 100+ ft and 10ft run with the RJ45s provided. The line was in great condition and wires felt like the appropriate grade. Both cables that I made had no issue with manufacturing quality and speed test of the line gave me the full 1gb u/d speeds of my network with no jitter, <1ms latency and no packet loss. My 1 nitpick is that I wish the RJ45s allowed for the wires to pass through as it was difficult to see if they reached the contacts at the end. This would eliminate guessing if you made the cable correctly and would reduce waste of the cable and RJ45s due to the wires not reaching contacts after crimping them.

an excellent choice for anyone looking for a high-quality, high-speed transmission cable for both indoor and outdoor use. I was impressed by the durability and performance of this cable, which has proven to be a solid investment for my networking needs.The shielded design of the cable ensures a stable connection and minimizes interference, even when running it through environments with a lot of electrical noise. This feature is particularly useful in outdoor settings, where exposure to weather and other external factors can sometimes affect signal quality. The cable is tough enough to handle both indoor and outdoor applications without any issues.In terms of transmission speed, this Cat 6 cable delivers exactly what you'd expect: fast, reliable data transfer. Whether I'm using it for streaming, gaming, or general networking, the speeds remain consistently high, making it ideal for demanding tasks that require steady bandwidth.The inclusion of 30 RJ45 connectors is a nice bonus, making it easy to customize cable lengths and ensuring you have enough connectors for various setups. The 500ft bulk option gives plenty of flexibility for larger projects, and it’s easy to cut and terminate as needed.Overall, this Cat 6 cable offers excellent quality, speed, and versatility, whether you’re installing indoors or outdoors. Highly recommended for anyone needing a durable, high-performance Ethernet cable for their network!

I missed in the description that these are not pure copper conductors. Copper Clad Aluminum (CCA) may not be suitable outdoors in an environment where temperature swings from -16F to 110F. Maybe ok in temperature controlled environment. Had to return it.

I've never spent my own cable but with the end connectors I was able to write for outlets in my house and created the short cables to connect devices to the network.

I picked up this Cat 6 cable for an outdoor project, and it’s been perfect. It’s tough enough to handle being buried without needing extra conduit, which saved me time and hassle. The shielding keeps the connection rock-solid, even over long runs. I also like that you can cut it to whatever length you need—super convenient when you’re dealing with tricky setups. The free RJ45 connectors were a nice bonus, too. Definitely happy with this purchase!

I purchased this to run a network drop to my father-in-laws detached garage workshop so he could have complete connectivity and coverage throughout his property.Cable quality is good and it seems to be working just fine being directly buried and not in conduit.Good price for what it is as well.

Didn't realize it was CCA until after I got it. Thought it would "be fine." It was not.Pulled a 90' exterior run through NM conduit. Terminated the ends. PoE wattage was bonkers (2-3x the prior run), and networking equipment that used to have no problem maintaining a gigabit link over a similar run length that this was replacing, could not link over this new run.Trimmed 10' off of each end, and that brought the PoE wattage down just enough to be within the margins of my supply, but one end of the networking equipment still could not link over it. I had the option to use a heavier-duty transmitter on that side, and that has my setup working for the time being, but I've got real F/UTP with solid copper cores on order to replace this mistake.If anything but the shield is aluminum, it's not real CAT cable. Learn from my mistake. Do not buy.