15 Feet (5 Meters) Armored OM4 LC to LC Fiber Patch Cables, 10gb/40gb/100gb Multimode LC Fiber Optic Cable Indoor/Outdoor, Duplex MMF 50/125μm LC, LSZH Black OD-3.0mm, Length Options: 5m~500m

Used this for a 10g run between floors in my house. Other than *way* overestimating the amount of fibre I needed, this cable fit the bill. The cable ends not being coupled together actually came in handy, as it allowed the cable to be run through a 2x4 that previously had a coax cable in it without having to drill a larger hole. Not a huge advantage (many times you can de-couple the connectors anyway, but not always), but when in the crawlspace of your house, any saved effort is appreciated!Pull eye appeared durable and was quite handy, as I was able to tape it to the end of the coax I was removing and pull it through the flex conduit that (thankfully) my home builder had used between floors. I used a small amount of cable pull lubricant just to be sure, but I think it would have worked regardless.Once polarity was swapped appropriately, cable linked up and has performed flawlessly, which you'd hope is expected!

I installed this cable to link my main (Ubiquiti) switch/homelab rack in the basement closet to our living room switch that has our TV/Roku/audio streamer and a gaming machine attached.It's an older home, and the run required drilling through the foundation wall and running along the outside of the house. I've had rodents chew through several fiber SAN cables at a previous work installation, so the steel armor and strong outer insulation was a real plus, and it's still flexible enough to have good bend radius. Be careful with the caps when running the cable, they come off fairly easily.I would have liked if they'd included the small clips that hold the pair of LC connectors together, but having them loose is also easier when running the cable. The cable markers are a handy touch.I've got solid 10G connection now between the switches, which really speeds up large file transfers and backups. This cable was a really good value for the money, IMO.

Had to give this review a star so it would allow me to post this warning: Be very careful where and how you use this. If you're going to pull use very little force. At the end of the run we found it had pulled apart throughout the line. I spent a grand on three lines then had to ripped it all off again.Vendor offered a refund without delay. Good supportHad to give this review a star so it would allow me to post this warning: Be very careful where and how you use this. If you're going to pull use very little force. At the end of the run we found it had pulled apart throughout the line. I spent a grand on three lines then had to ripped it all off again.Vendor offered a refund without delay. Good supportAny vendor that stands 100 % behind their product gets my upgraded review stars.

This pre terminated fibre works great and takes all complexity out of fiber networking.I connected it to my microtik switches and given the connectors are individually connectable, I had to switch the order of the connectors on the other side when I originally didn't get a connection. After that, it worked just fine.Good thickness and strong armor.Great value for money.

I used this to do a fiber run from my central 10G SFP switch to the WAP and cross run in the attic.Solid cable, but the sleeves over the crimped ends are not glued or any adhesive so they slide right off.

This is a solid fiber cable for longer runs where abuse is possible. It meets our expectation for data transmission across a long run in the house. For being "armored" it still was bendable enough to run through walls and make turns. I would buy again.

I picked this cable up as part of my first forray into fiber optics. Specifically, this cable is being run from a network switch in my wire rack, to my PC.The cable's construction is good, allowing for decent bendability (an 8 inch circle, or so) without damaging the fiber inside. (I didn't push it too far as I didn't want to break the thing.)The network speeds are what I would expect for a 10Gbs link.I would consider this cable again for future network expansions.

This is a beautifully made cable. I got this to upgrade from copper to fiber. I'm still waiting on another 10GBase-SR SFP module, for the other end, to do stability and throughput testing. What I can say for now is that the cable has excellent build quality. Overmolding is clean and accurate. End points are protected by dust caps. The fit in my first 10GBase-SR SFP module is perfect, so tolerance looks great. I just need one more 10GBase-SR SFP module, and I'll update with more details. Enjoy.