Great cables for cable management in rack installations

as far as I know these cables are working fine in our new network

I like these cables because they are so thin and work really great. the thin wires make it possible to fit more wires in the same space.

They work well. Easy to route. Less intrusive than most cabling.

We bought a few hundred of these, see attached photo for first 80 that were installed. Difference between using regular Cat5e/Cat6 and these is like night & day. For dense racks (70 blades) it makes bundles thinner and easier to manage. They are almost as thin as fiber. I've only tested them at Gigabit speeds, don't have any 10Gbase-T switches. All 40 cables in a bundle sustained simultaneous 940Mbps with iperf test.
Only small nitpick is it takes some time to separate the 10-pack bundles into individual cables to label - I'll probably buy the multi-color 10-packs for next batch.

Nice cables, very thin, but seem to work just fine. No problems with the mixup they're not as sturdy as the usual fat cables, but I don't put enough stress on my cables for that to be a concern.

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Nothing really to say as these work well and the thin size is nice

Thinner, lighter cables with performance that matches standard CAT6A cable performance. I found these new thin ethernet cables to be of good quality, easy to route and they perform just as well as the larger diameter CAT6A cables.

PROS: Pros
Easy to route, easily concealed with performance that matches the older large diameter CAT6A cables.

CONS: Cons
None yet, but time will tell if they are as durable as the what they replaced.