MonoPrice 25ft Cat6 Snagless Unshielded (UTP) Network Patch Cable Blue

You can't beat these cable ends. I have plenty of other ethernet cords with the "half-bubble" type plastic protecting the lever. When that is plugged into the back of the computer, you basically have to jam your thumb in there with some force to be able to actually press it in and release it. On the back of a desktop, often it's in a half inch or so recessed area. And it's under the desk. It's hard to get to already. Who needs it to be even harder to release the darn cable with a harsh release lever cap? Not me.

The cable arrived within a reasonable amount of time, and it looks fine. To be honest, though, I haven't used it so far because I was just looking for a backup alternative if my wireless router stops working. So, the five stars are for prompt delivery -- and the fact that it looks just like I would expect a cable to look.

I bought 5 different lengths of cables for the guys to install 3 TV's along a 60 foot wall. This one was used on one of the two closer ones. I got every cables in a different color so I know at the desk where the Blackbird distribution box is what cable goes to what set. The only problem is that the Entegrade cables, of which we have one left, destroy the connectors in the Blackbird, and I have to use twist ties to hooked the cables in. That sucks!

I got an email asking me to review this so here it goes: This is a good cable and exactly what is advertised. I plugged one end in an ethernet port and the other in an ethernet port and data travels between them.

I am replace old cables that both have clips on connection broke that are cat5e, I am also have different issue with my Wired connect just randomly say page cant be found way to often. and modem is not disconnecting but router does have dns issues. After I get these i suspect I will be calling spectrum

One of the cables did not work. The other one did. A little confused about that but not worth the postage to return the defective one. If I was going to have something else I would go for the 10ft Cat5 ethernet cable rather than the 20ft Cat6 as the two other Cat5 cables (10ft and 50ft) I purchased from you work very well.

I decided to give these a try. They are OK, but I just tried to remove one from a cramped space and found myself fighting it. The protective covering that is part of the molded boot is stiffer than the thinner 'quarter sphere' version of a protective cap. The protection on these tends to slide to the side if you are not able to push directly down.

I ordered 4 of these in blue, 25 ft. I just started using them and found that the boot over the release does not work properly. It is very difficult to get the release pressed down far enough to release the cable. Fortunately my intent was to cut these down to use as custom length cables, so I also bought packages of the blue strain relief boots (50 pack) #7248. These separate boots look like they should allow the connection to be depressed enough to improve the release. If you buy these cables use them in sites where you seldom have to move the cables.

Don't waste your money. This item was dead on arrival. The one time I did get it to work the max dl speeds I could produce out of it ranged from 40mbps to 50mbps that is terrible when you have 200mbps internet and all your other ethernet cables are running at 200

I ordered a 25 foot straight trrough Cat6e cable, received the jumper in a timely manner however im assuming that the cable was shipped without being tested, i used the cable to connect a desktop to a lan auto sensing switch the Pc never linked up to the switch, i exchange your jumper with another one and the ehternet port on both the switch and pc linked up.