MEIPEK Cat 6 Shielded Ethernet Cable 100ft (6 RJ45), Outdoor&Indoor Cat 6 Internet Network Cables 23AWG, Heavy Duty, Direct Burial, Waterproof, UV Resistant Cat6 Patch Cable 100ft, CCA, White

No issues so far. Price was pretty good.

Arrived quickly and looks like it should work fine though I have not installed it yet. 5 stars because there are also 6 included shielded RJ45 connectors included in the package that I didn't notice in the picture and I can't find my bag of shielded connectors so this works out perfectly!

I just installed new wifi 7 mesh routers, with 5Gb ethernet backhaul connections. I ran this cable through the crawl space under the house, for a total of around 70 feet of cable. The routers all report solid 5Gb with no errors. Wow! Good stuff!

I got this cable primarily as part of an effort to learn to crimp my own cables. To test it, I did just that, terminating both ends of the entire length and then tested the full cable. This went fine, despite the fact it was the first cable I ever worked with that wasn't simple UTP. This cable is FTP, despite one of the images in the listing stating it is "true S/FTP" cable. It has a foil jacket around the entire bundle of cables, but no individual pair shielding. Specifically, the cable is made up of: four twisted pairs, a single bare copper wire (for grounding? support?), a flexible plastic cross support, a thin plastic wrap around the bundle, a thin foil jacket surrounding that, and finally a flexible PVC jacket around the whole thing. For a run of cable this long in most uses, this is probably plenty of shielding (you probably don't even need the shielding), but it's always good to know what you're buying. According to the listing, these are CCA (copper clad aluminum) strands as well (solid copper is typically considered better). I haven't purchased enough bulk cable to know if a run of cable this long at this price is a good value, but it is at least far cheaper than a finished cable of the same length. Learning to crimp ethernet is not difficult, and well-worth the effort if you find yourself buying cables regularly.

Purchased this cable to run from an exterior gate camera to a monitor in our apartment. The cable is well constructed, thicker 23 gauge wires, with aluminum foil shielding, a plastic support rib in the center, and even a ground wire. Good quality, thicker outer sheath

Ran this from a PoE splitter on the back of the house, along the siding and down into a trench that goes over to the fence line roughly 40 feet away, then up the fence to a PoE camera. No issues whatsoever.

I finally got around to making the cable, but the metal connectors do NOT fit anything—the router, computer, modem, nothing!!! It's outside the return window, so I can't return it, and now I have to spend more money to buy connectors to use the cable, or I'm just out of money. I'm disappointed.

Works Well.

Good cable survived the harsh winter in canada to feed my garage outside router. Fast and does what I want, noticeable speed difference from my old cable. Crimped and easy to work with.

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