Could not get any ends to work on this thick cable. Even ordered special large connector for 23ga cat6 wire. Ended up pulling cat5e and moved on.

To be completely honest here, I'd never made my own cables before. So maybe I made some incorrect purchases. But to the best of my knowledge I did everything right. These cables just plain old Do Not Fit into any regular terminators/ends I could find. I got ones that specifically said Cat6A, and 23AWG and still just could not fit all 8 wires into the ends.

That being said, I got the Cat6A tool-less keystones from here, and those fit perfectly on this cable. So I've just been ending these cables in wall ports on both ends. Not the end of the world, but definitely made my first time doing this more annoying than it needed to be.

Did not work with the connectors I purchased (#7301) however, it worked well with punch downs. This is THICK cable.

Worked great, pretty stiff but I knew that going in from reading the reviews. Still not to difficult to pull through the walls and attic.

To difficult to put the ends on. Had to trash it
Not for amateurs to use

Well constructed cable. Packaged well and easy to fish through walls. I would highly recommend this cable

compared to UTP wire, this stuff is a stiffer and harder to use but since I had to run it near power cables in the attic it was necessary to have the extra shielding. The cable feels really high quality and I prefer to use this for any in wall wiring and I only use the cheaper UTP stuff for patch cables.

Used this cable for my first home DIY project to route Ethernet cables from my router to 4 different rooms. Got the 250' box. Cable worked out OK, but note that it is fairly thick and very stiff. If you have a tight installation you may have issues because the cable will not bend to a small radius.

Comes in a feeder box, easy to unroll and run to your location.

PROS: Easy to cut insulation. Just all around good cable

CONS: None that I found