RJ45 3FT Cable CAT6

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Not much to say about a cable.. does what it's supposed to do and it does it well. I won't even consider going back to a CAT5e anymore but it's been like this for a while. Good cable!

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The ones shipped to me were black. These are a nice size for components that are located close to eachother. There is no cover on the lever so should be used for something that you aren't going to move around a lot where the lever can get snagged on something. Works great for tidying up areas where "longer than needed" cables were used.

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I got these cables when I upgraded my old 5 port switch to a new 8 port gigabit switch. Everything works well and file transfer is fast. The cables I got have no boot over the connector so they are easy to connect and disconnect.

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Physically, this is a basic, ubiquitous, old-style network cable. That includes fully exposed release levers on the connectors, which suits me fine as the covers over the releases on many modern ethernet cables just make them more difficult to unplug. The 3 foot length is useful to minimize cable clutter when connecting devices that are close together. The CAT6 designation promises an element of future proofing for those of us who don't yet have gigabit ethernet. I am using this cable to connect a printer to a network switch and I can say at least that the printer works with nary a glitch. Why pay more for a cable?

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This wonderful piece of equipment is able to send electrical impulses along its length from my router to my wired switch. I actually don't see it happening, but as the data keeps flowing I must assume it is doing its job. It does so without complaining, and it has not melted or disintegrated. I bet it would cope with the higher speed stuff if I had it, but I don't. I just bought another one, I was so pleased with this one!

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Quality seems decent. Good for reducing clutter when connecting nearby equipment. No one should be buying Cat 5 any more, so buy this!

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I needed a short ethernet cable so I got this one and it works like it should.

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For 3 or 6 foot length I did not see any speed improvements on my Gigabit switch. In any case still get ~25-30% of Gig speeds, so ~30-35MB/s is pretty damn good. If only I had a cisco switch and those Killer NIC's to test out the speed. If only.

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Good price and excellent quality. I used 2 of these for connecting a new Giga-bit switch and the router and the link between my Home Server and the Switch.Both were recognized by the network cards as gigabit.

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Seem to be good quality at this price point. No problems so far using them in my gigabit network. Short cable works well between my gigabit switch and router.

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This cable's short length limits its applications, but it is perfect for those short connections when you want to limit cable clutter and tangles. I'm using it to connect my switch to the wall socket, then I run other cables from there.The only other things I can imagine using it for are connecting multiple switches or connecting a switch on the desktop to a single computer. The clips are definately not snagless, but at its length, it probably won't be in snag situations very often.