Cat 7 Outdoor Ethernet Cable 200ft (10 RJ45), SFTP Triple Shielded Ethernet Cable Indoor, Bulk Cat7 Cable, High-Speed 10Gbps 600MHz, Direct Burial, Waterproof, UV Resistant, Network, for Router

I ran this Ethernet cable to our garage, which is about 125 ft long. I also used the included RJ45 connectors. The cable is protected by PVC conduit for extra protection in the ground. I compared the speed and latency from the house to the garage and observed no difference in performance. The cable works well and seems reasonably durable. I have enough left over to make some shorter cables.

Exactly what I was looking for!

My review is for the 25' RJ45-terminated version of this cable, $17 at the time of my order. It doesn't seem to be on the same listing (which is now a bulk cable with ends), but it's what I got when I ordered. There's not a lot to say about the cable - it works for my needs at gigabit Ethernet speeds, great for an out-of-the-way run the long way around my home office to a set of shelves I want to connect to the main router in my office. Cat7 should handle 40gbit Ethernet if any devices come out with that spec - I still see none available on the market - but this cable should handle mgig or 10GBase-T as well as any lower speeds. For now I'm using it for a gigabit link to a switch across the room, and it's more than enough for that.

I would rate them higher, but another reviewer suggests that the wires are not solid copper - I did not cut mine to see for myself. High prices for copper have led to many taking shortcuts: Caveat emptor.

A perfect item yo purchase and use.

This cable is triple shielded, but it is not Cat 7, not outdoor, not 10Gbps, not 600MHz, not for direct burial, and not weatherproof. This cable can't even be considered Cat 6a as the required components of a Cat 6a (let alone Cat 7) cable are not present. This cable tests fine for DC continuity, but no communication can be established at anything at least above 100ft. I did not try testing at less than 100 ft, and I suspect this could be used to create 3 ft patch cables that work ok at lower speeds, but this cable is JUNK. I should have realized that as I was pulling it in the first place as this cable is far too flexible for a proper solid copper, properly constructed Cat 7 cable of any length. The speed you will achieve with this cable is 0Kbps! If you want a proper cable, the Cat 6a at: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DG7XW9VN would be a good choice (tested and works great to 500 ft at 1Gbps - I didn't try faster speeds)

Nice tough cable, excellent connectors. Stiffer than normal ethernet due to the hard insulation material, I assume to resist abrasion and puncturing. Still plenty flexible to route as needed. And my 10-gigabit home lab had no problems running full speed.

I got this in the Vine program. Im not sure how to give a detailed review on this. To me, I like to keep things simple. This chord works and it works well. It appears to be well constructed so I dont anticipate it breaking prematurely. Im not sure what else I can say, it plugs in and it works. On top of all that, its a pretty blue color, not the dull grey that so many look like :-)