Network Cable Tester, HABOTEST HT812A with RJ45 RJ11 Port, Ethernet Cable Tester Tool,Speaker, Coax, Video, and Data Fast/Slow Gear, 60V Cable Telephone Line Continuity Test for CAT5/CAT5E/CAT6/CAT6A

Very simple cable tester. Doesn’t have a lot of functionality aside from just seeing if a cable is connected correctly but that’s what it’s for. So reasonable for the price.

It did exactly what I needed to do and identified that I had a broken wire in my Cat5e and saved me countless amount of time troubleshooting. Great product great value. Instructions could be more clear but that’s minor nit.

This little tester is a life saver in the field when my large equipment is charging or with someone else. It even lights up for PoE pulses so you can see which ports are hot and which are not. Solid construction too, though the two halves come apart in my backpack sometimes.

A very simple continuity tester. Worked exactly as expected to help me confirm my Ethernet cables worked. It won't give you loss readings or anything else beyond a simple continuity test. But I wouldn't expect that at this price.

This is an Absolute Necessarily for anyone who has to make a Network Cable. Or is troubleshooting a connection problem. And it runs off AAA Batteries. Not 9v like most of the others. You Never seem to have 9v's on hand. My only knock is it would be nice if it came with a zippered pouch. Really 4.5 Stars.

It's perfect for what I need. Testing network cords. Simple and reasonable

I used this tool for two things:1) To help identify a number of Ethernet 5e cable locations, i.e., this wire went to the den, bedroom, etc. It was trial and error, but far quicker & easier than without it. And,2) To determine if my wiring had been connected correctly and consistently for all 8 cabling wires per location on each end. Fortunately, everything was confirmed correct.Very simple to understand and use, and extremely helpful, especially considering the price to value.

Great value! This is a simple continuity tester and these new models no longer require the expensive 9 volt batteries, but instead use the cheaper and more common AA batteries (2x) and they include the batteries! The unit does not have a start or stop test button, as older units use to require. Instead, it auto-senses when the cables are inserted to both sides and starts the test in either fast or slow mode (user switchable) automatically. The fast/slow switch has a third position to turn the tester off.That's all it is in a nutshell. Please read the documentation to understand what the lights mean. I've scanned it and shared it here for you if that should help you decide if you want to purchase it.