Outdoor Ethernet 30ft Solid Shielded Cat6 Cable, Sancable- Waterproof Buried-able UV Resistant- RJ45 Plug Connector-9m …

This cable is installed between ONT and router and is working flawlessly. I bought a 150ft coil because I wasn't sure if 100ft would reach. As it turns out, a hundred feet would have been fine for my installation but the extra length isn't an issue for me, it just results in a 35ft "service loop" hanging in my garage and another 20 ft loop at the other end on the floor of the attic. I was worried that the extra length might adversly affect the speed of my connection but that turns out to be a non-issue. I'm getting over 200Mb/s through 150ft run of this cable. The one negative is that this cable is very stiff and is difficult to handle - much more so than some other (way more expensive) shielded Ethernet cable I've worked with in the past. You need to patient with this stuff and you will most likely need an assistant who is patient and willing to deal with the tangles as the cable is fed out. Be careful not to push from one end without someone taking up the slack on the other end or you will likely end up with a tangled mess inside of a wall unless you're pushing through conduit. Once you have a tangle inside of a wall you're probably screwed because your chances of pulling it back out to straighten it out without kinking it is going to be pretty low. If you king this cable it WILL compromise it's bandwidth capability. Fortunately, I had a good helper and we took it slow and easy and avoided introducing any kinks (although it did get tangled and had to be recoiled several times from each end and fed out again while rotating to avoid re-tangling). This made routing the cable considerably more time consuming than expected but the end result is worth the trouble in my opinion. If you don't mind spending four to six times as much on your cable and are going to be in a hurry to route it you might want to spend the extra bucks for cable that's a little easier to work with. I'm on a budget so, for me, this was the right choice. I'm very pleased with the performance of the cable I received.

I needed an Ethernet cord in a hurry for my COVID-19 inspired home office. My router is in my family room and my office was upstairs. I didn’t have the time or energy to run a cord that long without creating all types of hazards. I put the cord out my office window and pulled it into the window in the family room, connected it - and it works perfectly. Problem solved! Initially, this cord was intended to be temporary, however, it has worked so well for me, I think I might just leave it be!

Let me start by saying, this cable works as it should, it does the job. My reason for three stars is the material that the wire is insulated with. It was a pain in the butt to get to lay straight and stay where I wanted to. It was like coiled metal and wouldn’t relax, very frustrating.

I purchased the 105m length and tested it before pulling it thru a conduit. It worked great at 105m but I've now shortened it to 95m. In either case the repeater connected at 1000Mb speed. Shortening the cable revealed a well made cable with a tough outer jacket.As to it being difficult to lay flat the 'secret' to having any electrical cable lay flat is to unspool it...do not just pull it off the roll...it has to be unrolled from the spool -- ie, if you pull out the cable with the roll laying on the ground it will have a lot of twists - the roll must be rotating as you pull the cable off to minimize twisting

I've used this product twice one for a wi-fi signal run 200 foot and put on a wave link antenna got perfect WI-FI to a out building. The other for a security camera with a 150 foot run. The WI-FI was run underground and the security camera was run overhead. Both are working great. Now im ready fora 150 security camera run again.

Ethernet cable feels solid enough to bury it into the ground. Although everything seems to be fine and dandy, one of the RJ45 connector seem to be slightly bend, but that is no problem though. Build quality is excellent overall. Also, its not easy to bend, given the solid coating used for this cable.

I punched through the wall of my house, ran this cable from my router, through the hole, up the exterior wall, along a steel "clothesline" cable, through the wall of my backyard studio, and into my Mac mini. It's super great to have reliable Internet out there and not have to rely on a shaky signal from the fringes of my Wi-Fi range.

This was definitely a really great set of cables. Bought these for my wife’s new office shed and we routed them from the house through the yard into the shed and so far have seen no problems. They’re very rigid have held up to the elements even here in Texas so far. We’ll see how they operate under the extreme heat that we have but I definitely got way too big lines for what I needed. But it’s OK just roll them up and put them somewhere else. Highly recommend this