Cat8 Ethernet Cable 50ft, MofaHz 26AWG Cat 8 LAN Network Cable 40Gbps 2000Mhz High Speed Gigabit Professional Premium SFTP Internet Cable Compatible with Cat7/Cat5/Cat5e/Cat6/Cat6e

For a cable capable of transferring 40gbs of data over 20ft for this price I don't see why you wouldn't buy this. My house is laid out in a way that requires my cable to be across a hallway and even after tons of people stepping on it and my dog chewing on it from time to time. The cable is so thick it still works perfectly with only cosmetic damage currently.You don't need to think too deeply about whether or not to buy this, simply pull the trigger and do it! It's cheap and worth every penny if not more.If you're for some reason put off by the red connector then all I have to say to you is suck it up, you'll barely ever even see it.

Moved to a new home from a condo so decided to run Cat8 since I’m in a bigger place and running 2 eero WiFi systems and many home devices (alarm/alexas/smart home appliances/lights/MoCa/spliters). These Cat8 cables are fairly priced and perform!!The Cat7 was pumping 533Mbps into my setup. With the Cat8, I’m getting 874Mbps-942Mbps at the modem or MoCa devices. The eero extenders , that are connected to the MoCa devices are pushing 721Mbps!!Anybody that tells you that there is very little difference in performance is not your friend, or has a bad setup.Highly recommend, prices are good and quality is there, for sure!

1 month of owning the Cat8 Ethernet Cable by MofaHz, and so far so good.I made the purchase, because I was having odd issues with my wireless and figured that electrical interference with the existing cable could have been a possibility. I don't want to, nor have the tools to test that out. However, based on the positive reviews and the cable shielding claims, I gave this a try.I went with the 15 foot cable and it has been great for what I used it for. It's inside of an office/room, and connects an AT&T Fiber Gateway NVG599, to a Netgear Orbi RBR50 wireless router. The wire is thick and works extremely well as a patch cable. I plan on purchasing another one to connect my gateway to the wall jack, just to potentially increase performance or eliminate any other possible issues.

I have the 100 Mbps plan from my ISP and bought 2 cat 8 cables (3ft and a 50ft) connect them thru my router from downstairs > powerline adapter (Netgear PL1200) > to the Switch at the attic. Before I bought the cat 8 cables I was using a random cat 6 cables (2 flats) and was getting around 40 mbps max so I gave the cat 8's a change, once it came in the mail, installed it and later I was getting faster speed's up to 90 Mbps which was insane (even though my downstairs router gets speed over 115 Mbps) but it doesn't matter as long I get 85+ Mbps then I'm all good so I fully recommend to anyone buy the cat 8 cables.

This cord works great before it came i used a normal cat something cord it showed the correct speed of the ISP which was 30mbs but surprisingly when i put this cat8 on i saw it peeked at 100mbs it came back down but it would peek at 100mbs periodically, never peeked with the old cord, i am capped at 30mbs, but to see 100mbs, means there is something about this cord. Oh yeah it is very easy to disconnect and connect, older cords can be a pain to take out.