Cat 7 Ethernet Cable 12 ft Gold - SNANSHI Nylon Braided Cat7 Flat Internet Network LAN Patch Cable SSTP Shielded Gold Plated Ethernet Network Patch Cable for Modem, Router, Computer, PS4, Xobx

Very nice and sturdy cable, I was worried that it was going to be cheap woven crap or have chattery cable-heads but it's very durable, no give in any of it. It works excellently to run against a floor board and actually looks very nice, not like those shiny blue cables (sorry the photo sucks). My one complaint, and it's more of a suggestion, as far as I could tell the cable did not come with cable tacks to mount it on the wall so I ordered a bag of them with the cable. The cable comes with a baggy of probably 30-or-so cable tacks so no need to buy extra. Overall fantastic product!

This is a top of the line Cat 7 Ethernet cable. The braided nylon is not only extremely durable but it's actually quite eye catching. The gold, red, and silver imprint on it makes it sort of designer looking. If you have to have exposed cables I would go with this. It's completely flat which allows you to easily run it wherever it needs to go even under carpet. The gold plated connectors make a lot of difference at least in my opinion. I haven't gotten close to maxing out the capabilities of this cable but I will soon enough I'm sure. I'm using these as LAN-WAN patch cables and from a router to firewall. I have had no problems and have no complaints with this product. As a matter of fact I am going to buy more of these and replace most of my other cables with them.They even have a lifetime replacement warranty which is great if you use as many cables as I do. Doubt I'll ever need it but it's nice to know it's there. This is an extremely great value and I would recommend it to anyone needing any Ethernet cables. Cat 8 is better but for the next 3-5 years it will be a little overkill for most situation and this is perfect. Incredible Product!!

Beautiful cable, looks and feels fantastic, but it does not work. If you don't have a fully implemented CAT7 inside plant (end to end cable) from cabinet or switch to device, these will fail / degrade the upload / download speeds. Confirmed this with Netgear.

The cable jacket is tough. It a woven nylon that also very slick making it easy to move around other cables. The flat cables are great because they can easily tuck and hide into spacesbetween carpet and wall or under kickboards. The rubbery guard over the tab helps to keep the tab from snagging and breaking off when pulling the cable through bundles or around corners. The protective cover itself is very flexible and would bend not break should it get caught up on something. Performance wise it operated at the max speed of my 1G network.

If I had written this review this time last year when I purchased two, 25ft cables I would have given five stars. However over the last two months one of the cables has had connectivity issues. Unfortunately it is the one I use and have used most often to connect to my PS4. It drops signal and logs me out of my games that require connection. I know it's the cable because I also often get "LAN cable not connected" while watching shows or playing other games. Before I purchased these cables I had a 25ft tubular LAN cable, that I purchased several years ago, and only replaced because it was getting pretty chewed up in places from years of use and abuse. FYI: I have not abused this new cable as I wanted it to stay looking nice. It was placed properly and has not moved in a year. Really wish it still worked.

Had to toss both supposed CAT-7 cables I purchased in the trash as they were both totally useless. I bought these as "spares" for my WAN connection but it didn't work for the 1st cable; tried the 2nd cable and it didn't' work either. So I broke out the Fluke and found that both cables were not wired straight through as expected. See the attached image for what I'm talking about. If I could rate these with a negative number I would, and of course I am way past the "return window" so I'm stuck with 2 shoelaces. Well one since I already tossed the 1st one. And no they were not purchased to be crossover cables either.

I have excellent wifi in my home (yay!), but I unwittingly bought a PC with a max of 16G for RAM. Argh. Which means the machine itself is slow. To keep things moving slightly above a snail's pace, I need an ethernet cord. I'm glad they still exist, so I don't have to break into a museum or learn to timewalk. I digress.This ethernet cord is high quality. It is flat and keeps me moving along at the fastest speed possible considering my hardware. I highly recommend it. I was looking for something that wouldn't get kinked considering how long it needs to be to reach from my router to my PC. This is perfect for the job.

I'm sure I'm one of the few that use this for a Mac Pro 2009, but that's ok.I only had an ethernet cord that was a couple feet long and needed a longer one as I was moving the computer across the room and needed to go along the wall so as to not worry about tripping over it or our kids destroying it. It really is thin and looks/feels good. I don't have super fast internet and the old Mac Pro probably doesn't support the speed anyway, but it works just as good as the old cord.I'll definitely use this for any future computers I get which is why I got a cat7, plus it was so cheap anyway, if it was way more expensive than cat6 I wouldn't have bothered.Great experience so far, don't see any reason why it wouldn't work as it's literally stationary and I don't see me unplugging it/replugging it very often in the computer.

Really good cable easy to manage as it is so flexible no problems so far. really good cable I purchased 2. If you in the market for one of these cables. Spend a little extra and try this cable.

Cable delivered promptly. Cable appears to be well made with a tough outer coating and quality ethernet terminations. When tested there was very little if any loss in speed compared to a short 1 meter ethernet cable. Because the cable is flat and thin it easy to hide away from view or danger of tripping.

Only 3m spare and wife didn't notice it was in until I said. Slid well down side of carpet n scurtain boards no tools required and cant be seen.

As other have said, this is an excellent cable, particularly with its braided gold nylon sheathing much more 'manageable' and far less unsightly than plastic coated ones. I'm using it as a trailing cable at home, so I can sit anywhere I choose and get maximum speeds for online gaming.

I have the 30m lead and it’s been in for months nowGreat lead speeds are consistent and better than before the lead went inAlthough it’s all about your internet service I got mine do to future proofing as I had building work Donne and it’s in for good now