Well constructed, terminations are molded nice and the integrated boot is a functional touch. This is the newest gigabit cable (necc. for full duplex-gigabit up and back). Great that many sizes available.I love the 1" version (use from modem to router).

PROS: Many sizes, construction.

CONS: None

I used a bunch of these to patch about 150 ports on a patch panel, it took a little more effort than I would have liked due to the stiffness of the cables but they fit and functioned as expected.

PROS: shielded
uniform length
matched perfectly with PID 5899 and 8600
I haven't found any bad cables yet

CONS: Stiff - it is a shielded cat6 so I'm not surprised.

Can't argue with the price and I have used dozens of these cables in various lengths. The application in many industrial settings is demanding with low latency requirements. Zero issues with these cables and the shielding helps out in noisy environments.

I use this cable to connect a PS3 to my broadband modem. My PS3 online works great with this cable. Nice fit and finish on the cable. No complaints at all.

Very sturdy cable with excellent build quality, and, as usual, a dirt cheap price!

PROS: Build quality, price

CONS: None

cant beat the price anywhere. will buy more from here

PROS: great product for cheap price

CONS: none

I am using these cables on all my links between routers/switches/modems, never had any issues.. never expect to. The extra piece of mind and time saved troubleshooting in the most critical locations is worth the premium.

wish more color & sizes were available

Good. No complaints.

There's nothing wrong with it. Yes, you can hook it up from the Cable modem to the wireless router. But if you don't want the cable modem to sit on top of the wireless router, or vice versa, or have the two sitting side by side, then I'd recommend getting a little longer cable. It has a little bit of spring to it, when trying to do that. I ended up using the 5 FT Augmented Category 6 cable to wire my cable modem to the wireless router.

PROS: Works well when going from Cable Modem to the Wireless Router.

CONS: I'd recommend getting either a 2 FT or longer CAT6A cable. It has a little spring to it when trying to wire the cable modem to the wireless router. I ended up using the 5 FT CAT6A cable instead.

No issues at all. Pretty thick cable used to clean up cable clutter.