1000ft Cat5e Solid 24AWG Shielded Cable FTP Cat5 Bulk Pull Box Network Copper Clad Aluminum Wire (Shielded (FTP), White)

Seriously, when you've got a long run or even multiple short runs, you gotta buy your cable in bulk, in an easy-dispense box, especially when you need to color-code your cabling. Good stuff. Good value.

It is good for what it’s supposed to do but for better quality I would recommend the same manufacture cat6

This is the cheapest type of Ethernet cable that money can buy I think. I paid $50 for the spool but I would not pay $65 for the same cable. If I was going to pay more money I would want a better cable too.

When pulling the wire, it "stuck" 6 times in the first 50 feet. Had to walk back to the box and gently pull the cable out and found signs of bending/crimping the wire as it deployed. Since I was pulling under a deck (and had to crawl out and back in every time) it was a royal pain. I don't know about the rest of the box, but if this continues I'm going to regret this purchase.

I have previously used monoprice bulk cable but thought I would give this product a try and will probably continue to use it in the future. I will say the sheathing is not quite as versatile as the monoprice cabling and some of the labeling rubbed off on my longer ~300ft runs but overall I am happy with the product.

This is copper coated wire, and thin stuff at that. It has all the bell and whistles that it should have, it just seems a bit thin and shoddy. You have to be careful about the ends and tools you use - some we could not make work, and, I wonder what kind of load it could carry and if you could cause a fire with it. Low voltage stuff and short distances will be all we ever use this for. Nothing like solid copper. Oh, well...

Nothing bad about this product but nothing particularly special. i got what i paid for and nothing less.

I needed this cable for a quick turnaround project. I ordered hoping I would get it on time and I did. Everything went without a hitch. The cable itself was good quality and the wires were of the slightly rigid type. I myself prefer those as they are a lot easier to separate and keep together when putting on CAT5/6 Connectors.