AmazonBasics RJ45 Cat7 High-Speed Gigabit Ethernet Patch Internet Cable, 10Gbps, 600MHz, 10 Feet (3M), Gray

does exactly what it's meant to do. Note, these are a grey beige colour, not white, which - in most cases, means you'll want to hide them if they're running along your skirting/wall.

Bunk in 2 weeks. Stopped working properly after exactly 2 weeks from buying. Wasted over an hour of my time trying to debug what the issue is and turns out it was this cable. Find better alternatives

Awful.1. Not white, but grey.2. Not bendy at all.3. Worst of all it is not really fitting half of the RJ45 wall plugs. Too long and is falling out.Not recommended at all.

Works fine. I used the Cable for relocating my WiFi router. No issues and good production quality too.

Fits well, sturdy connection, no issues.

The price is good but once you touch it you understand how low the quality is.. and keeps disconnecting from the wall socket!Now I need to buy another brand!

Good quality, but the images are very misleading with the colour. The cable is much darker than displayed and not suitable if you're planning to use it against an off-white wall.

I've bought extras for future use. Good product.

As advertised as CAT 7 cable. It is not one it does not appear to be a CAT 5 cable even. The maximum speed I was getting with my old cable which is not certified was 700 mbps. My other cat5 cable was giving me approximatly 97-98 mbps.But this so called CAT 7 cable even does not touch 90 mbps (I have 1 gbps connection). I wanted to get maximum out of my internet connection so I tought of buying this. Even a 50 mbps of speed increase would have been great but this is just the worst one.Guys dont go on the look. It appears to be sturdy but the internal built is not like that. Even a CAT 6 cable gives 1 gbps in less than 55 meter range. I have requested for a replacement, if I get an original one I will revise my rating. It is 0 start for product and the two star is earned by the quick delivery and good customer support.

I purchased 6 of these to upgrade my home network as Amazon and Netflix 4K kept juddering even though the bandwidth and modem speeds were well over the required specifications. Wow what a difference. No juddering or hesitation at all now. If you have this issue then go for it. The cables are thicker and not as flexible as older cat 5 or Cat 6 cables, however Cat 7 offers more resistance to RF and this is a benefit when you have music servers in the Network mix. I use TP-Link switches and the outputs are tight with these cables but once home then job done as I won’t be unplugging anytime soon. Just note that if you are constantly plugging and unplugging these cables in and out this ‘issue’ could getting a tad annoying. Hope that helps?

Another amazing product from Amazon basics. I play games competitively and my work requires me to have a constant stable connection. Having a wifi connection is convenient, but it come with high ping and jittery connection. Hitting 95-96mbps speeds on my 100mbps connection which was expected.Pros.1) low latency2) high quality cable, it is shielded and it is durable.3) cat 7, future proof. Supports upto 10gbps transmission speeds.ConsCan't think of any( PS: If you are looking for a Ethernet cable, got for cat 7, it enables you to have the maximum bandwidth and the most stable connection, it is future proof and backwards compatible too)

Your local service provider can now deliver Internet service at up to 300 Mbits/s, and it's highly likely that higher speeds will soon be available. Cat 7 cables provide a more reliable connection for high speed LAN connections. If the RJ45 ports on your devices or modem show both lights flashing whilst active, it means they are capable of delivering/accepting data at 1000 Mbits.s. If only 1 light flashes on the port, then the max speed handled is 100 MBits/s or 10 MBits/s depending on which of the 2 lights is indicating traffic. In that case you won't need Cat 7 cables unless you get modems or devices capable of accessing the data at higher speeds.

First of all this was light grey and not the beige in the advert. Not such a good match with my decor (!) Secondly, the cable is a bit stiff, and uncoiling it meant that you have to spend time bending out all the small kinks to make it straight enough. This is an inexact science - small kinks will remain. It's also very light in weight, and makes me wonder how much shielding there actually is inside (but I'm not about to cut it open to see). It's carrying the Internet OK, but it's not possible to know how shielded it is.