Cat 6 Ethernet Cable 100 ft, Indoor&Outdoor, High Speed 10Gbps Flat Internet Network Cable, Cat6 Ethernet Patch Cable Long, Computer LAN Cable with Free Clips & Straps for Router, Modem, PS4/5, Black

Exactly what I expected . A white, flat, cat6 cable that performs as expected.The connections are fine run of the mill plastic clip in connecters and the pins look well installed.It’s not overly thick , or thin, it is easy to bend but not flimsy.I get my full 2.5 gbs thru it with no packet loss or ping spikes.Performance has been rock solid.It comes with an ample amount of nail down wall clips. They support the cable just fine. I used them to run a cable across a ceiling ( 25ft hall ) and they hold the cable as expected.Its just a reliable cable that performs as expected. Ive been using it for a year .

Works like a charm. Fast internet and obviously easy to install. Only con to it was due to it being flat and not rounded, it kinked up really bad when unraveling it. Other than that, would buy again.

I didn’t realize it, but this is a flat cable. Which is fine for my use. But it also included clips and ties to fix it in place. Most other cables don’t do that. This is strictly indoor I would assume. No issues. I get maximum transmission between my router and my equipment.

The ethernet works great, it's much better than using wifi, now I can use all the speed I pay for. The cable is flat and came with some clips, I ended up buying more clips from the same brand and using them to affix the cable around a doorframe and on the footers. It looks clean, I like it a lot.

Works great. I would've honestly preferred a cable that was rounded but un-kinky like most ethernet cables -- something more along the lines of a thin audio cable. I do see why so many prefer the flat design of this, because it does fit nicely along base boards, and even passes through doors just fine. The flatness can make installation a bit frustrating if you're not careful, because this thing is completely capable of knotting itself all to hell. Any cable can do that, but this one especially so.In terms of performance it's great. I have issues with establishing reliable 5GHz wifi across my entire apartment, and the 2.4GHz band is totally polluted in my area. For years I've had success tethering 2 routers together at the front and back of my apartment, and the easy solution for that was to use an ethernet powerline adapter. No fuss, no muss. But, while stable, they are not particularly fast. Worked well for WAN connection, but did not do as well for in-home streaming from a server, or data transfers between devices. The hi-end Netgear model topped out at only 40mbps, which I attribute to my building having older wiring, or perhaps something in the circuit breaker. Either way, this cable was a cheap way to improve that performance on the cheap. I told my ethernet plugs, and actually ended up with $20 extra after the expense of this cable, all while upgrading my system.Streaming and data transfers are way faster now, to the point where I can pull files off my server at roughly the speed of USB 2.0, and it streams to multiple Roku devices very swiftly now. That's pretty satisfying considering that the 2 routers I use are old Linksys models that I got for about $20/each. All in all I'm running about $60 in network equipment, and it functions at a high enough level where I don't feel the need for a high end AC router with 50 antennas that would run me well over $100.

Works great! Love that it’s flat. I was able to put it through a window to make it to my work area.

Was running very low speeds on my PS5 and computer and this eithernet cable ran perfect speeds to both of them. I'd highly recommend to but one of this eithernet cables if you have very low speeds. Very thin cable so no tangles, the 50ft length worked perfectly too, and with the easy installation it was great to install.

This cable is flat and very neatly coiled, making it easy to unwind and run as needed. I was a bit concerned at first that it may not perform as well as the traditional type of round cable but so far, it is working as it is designed to do.I’m using it to go from my router to a booster I just purchased and the signal is great so the cable is doing what it’s supposed to. The cable ends are well formed and secure, fitting perfectly into the sockets made for them. So far, so good, I’m pleased with it!