300' FT Oxygen-Free Copper Heavy Duty CAT6 Waterproof Outdoor Direct Burial UV Resistant Ethernet LAN Network Patch Cable RJ45 Cord (300FT Outdoor)

Some context: I'm a System Administrator and also a handyman.TL;DR: Needed to run ethernet cables to 4 rooms and didn't want to buy a roll of 1000 ft and it needed to be outdoor rated.Review:Top-Notch Quality: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐From the moment I unboxed this cable, I could tell it was built to last. The heavy-duty construction, coupled with oxygen-free copper wiring, ensures not only exceptional data transmission but also durability against the elements.Weatherproof and UV Resistant: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Outdoor conditions can be harsh, but this cable is more than up to the challenge. Its waterproof and UV-resistant properties mean that I don't have to worry about rain, snow, or direct sunlight affecting its performance. It's a true all-weather solution. There is small batch of ethernet cables that is exposed and I see no wear and tear with the cable. The rest of them is within a conduit. Overkill some may say, but it's my preference.Generous Length: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐With 300 feet of cable at my disposal, I had the flexibility to connect devices across a substantial outdoor distance. This cable length was too much for my purpose, which I bought intentionally as I cut and terminated at the lengths that I needed.Seamless Installation: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐I was pleasantly surprised by how easy it was to install the UbiGear CAT6 cable. The cable's flexibility made routing it through conduit and corners a breeze, granted I did use cable lube. The RJ45 connectors were simple to attach and held securely in place, ensuring a reliable connection.Uncompromised Speed and Performance: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐The CAT6 rating of this cable isn't just for show. I've experienced consistent and high-speed data transfer, even for bandwidth-intensive tasks like streaming and online gaming. The cable's performance lives up to its promise, and I've noticed minimal signal loss or interference.Versatile Use: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐While this cable is designed for outdoor use, its versatility means it's also suitable for indoor applications. I've used it to connect devices in both environments without a hitch, making it a cost-effective solution for various networking needs.Exceptional Value: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Considering the quality, length, and performance of the UbiGear CAT6 cable, the price point offers exceptional value for the investment. Its robust construction and reliable data transmission make it a cost-effective choice for both personal and professional setups.In conclusion, the UbiGear 300' FT Oxygen-Free Copper Heavy Duty CAT6 Waterproof Outdoor Direct Burial UV Resistant Ethernet LAN Network Patch Cable truly delivers on its promises. Its quality construction, weatherproof design, and uncompromised performance make it a top-tier choice for outdoor networking needs. If you're seeking an Ethernet cable that can withstand the elements while providing reliable and high-speed connectivity, this cable is a game-changer. Highly recommended for anyone looking to elevate their outdoor networking setup!

i gotta say this was a quick buy for me, I was just looking for the cheapest 150 foot outdoor cable I could find that was on prime with decent reviews, and this cable delivers! First off this cable is heavy, Like really heavy. But thats probably good because it lets you know that it wont break or creak when bent. The cable has some very heavy and thick shielding. and is definitely waterproof from previously working with outdoor Ethernet cable years ago.The cable gives me slightly faster speeds than my WIFI and the ping doesn't fluctuate at all, Which was the reason I got this thing, I play online games all the time and gaming over WIFI was a disaster, So far this cable works solid for gaming! I was getting a very consistent 70ms of ping in Titanfall 2 and Rocket League, Which is what I usually get for my connection. I had no ping spikes either.Overall I am very satisfied with this thing and the heavy duty build quality. See my before and after picture in this review. (Left is WIFI and right is this Ethernet cable)

I bought this 150' cable to run outdoors in a buried 3/4" conduit to an outdoor entertaining area in my yard. The cable feels heavy and robust and it tested successfully with my Klein Scout Pro 3.The cable does not have visible printing on the sheathing, rather it is embossed - making it very difficult to read. I had to use a magnifying glass under a bright light in order to read the embossed text and still could not make out everything. What I was able to decipher reads UBIGEAR NETWORK CABLE CAT6 250MHZ UTP 23AWG MADE IN CHINA. I think it might say 4 PAIRS STRAND, which is odd if the cable is supposed to be solid 23 AWG copper. I couldn't read any text on the sheathing stating direct burial or outdoor.I will update this review if the cable does not live up to it's stated capabilities.

Direct buried 2 ft underground. 300 ft length. Working perfect for 5 years straight. Zero issues.This is clearly an excellent cable. Here's to another 5 years of flawless performance!

This is a great cable for outdoor wireless Access point or PtP bridge projects. The cable has quality outer and inner PVC insulation to keep moisture out and UV light from damaging the cable over time. Its flexible enough to route around corners, conduit elbows, and does not kink when pulling through conduit. I am using this for several outdoor runs and its performing to expectations.Price is perfect for 150ft as well especially being OFC.One Warning! Cut off the supplied RJ45 connectors and use your own. The connectors on my cable were cheap and suffered from heat expansion causing the data pins to lose connectivity. In my case, I am using it to power an outdoor wireless bridge with 24v PoE. When the temperatures started going below freezing each night I would lose network connectivity to the device once the sun warmed up the unit above 50 deg F. I found that the device would lose connection while exposed to the sun and regain connection after the sun set each day. I replaced the RJ45 connector and this has solved the problem. The original connector looked fine but there was definitely a short happening when the copper expanded in the connector.