Almost exactly what I wanted (Monoprice allowed me to purchase the green but it somehow didn't actually make it in the box that hit my porch, so I had to place another order to get any Cat6 at all). Easy to fish through the walls of our 102-year-old house. Terminates neatly with a punchdown tool. Consistent twists and pattern make it easy for my colorblind self to work with. No complaints.

It seems be of good quality. I was aware that this is a solid cable and not stranded; I choose this because of where I am using the cables that I figure that I would not be moved much at all because these are going into cable routing channels. I also wanted to check out the quality of Monoprice bulk Ethernet cables without too much cost; these things are dirt cheap.
I am quite satisfied thus far. I will still test the solid copper core wires in shorter runs just to see if I do indeed need the more expensive stranded wires.
I generally use Monoprice for my cheap quality wiring and cable connecting needs from HDMI cables to USB things and most other things because their quality is far superior to comparably priced cheap crap. They do have a lower tier of cables but why buy that when for a few more dollars you get a high quality product.

Best ever best - could have given free shipping though.

Getting wire out of box not that easy but wire worked great

Cable performed as promised. Reasonable price, good color selection, good length selection. Fast delivery. I would buy it again!

I needed some bulk high-quality CAT6 to run in-wall through part of my house and to create some custom-length cables but not 500 ft. This roll of 250' is perfect for my needs and every cable I created works just fine. This stuff is also fairly stiff which worked well for pushing it down through a finished interior wall and running across a drop-ceiling. This cable worked great with Klein push-thru connectors and a Klein stripper/crimper tool. Another great Monoprice value!

This does the job at a reasonable price, but I'm knocking it 1 start due to how poorly it spools out. Even following the requirement of it being "upright" (follow the arrows to show you which way is up) I found my roll to catch internally easily. a quick tug would generally free it up, but usually at the cost of the box being drug a foot or more each time you do it. If not kept taught once out, it wants to twist back into a coil, which puts it at high risk of kinking if you are pulling it through a drilled hole or other space not wide enough for the unexpected loop to make it through. In general, you're going to want to make certain you have someone monitoring the feed end of this very closely or you *will* get a kink at some point. If the kink gets force, you get a fold that ruins the turn radius limits of the wire and degrades performance.
Be careful and it will be fine.

Purchased -way- ahead of actual need. Building a new house and I'm on the hook for all the low voltage wiring. Haven't broken ground yet, so it's going to be some time before I'll actually get to run all the drops.

So far, I've made a few patch cables to replace some older CAT5 that I was using. Working fine and throughput is up a bit too as a result of replacing with CAT6.

Works great, I will be coming back after I use up this spool.

I bought two 250' boxes in white and yellow and a 500' box in green. This is fine cable. The spine makes it pretty stiff and difficult to work with in below freezing temperatures. The 500' box spooled out pretty well, but the 250' boxes were a mess. I ended up taking the wire out of the box in order to do my pulls with the 250' ones.