Cable Matters 10Gbps 5-Pack Snagless Short Cat 6 Ethernet Cable - 1ft, Slim Profile Cat 6 Cable, Cat6 Cord, Thin Ethernet Cord, Blue

Used to cable a stack of servers and it made a much smaller bundle. This small bundle lowered temps and reduced fan speed and noise of servers. The connectors are great and all worked without data loss or going to a lower link speed.HighsGreat connectorsEasier to bundleAvailable in various lengths

For short runs (up to 35ft) that don't require POE, there really is no reason to use heavier gauge patch cables. These uplink at 10GbE where supported by equipment (I've only used this with 5ft). I've used these for three years without a single issue or failure. I have used various lengths up to 35ft. 1GbE and 2.5GbE pose no issues. They rack really well. They bundle / cable tie even better. They're light and flexible for use with cluttered A/V racks or stands. For the majority or my patches these are my go-to.I've seen a few people comment they're using these with POE. It may work for them but I wouldn't trust it. For APs and Cameras or other POE equipment or for longer multi-gig links I still use full size/full spec cables. I like the cable matters 23 awg cat6 cables and the Amazon basics. Both are good.

Works great for congested area. Nice quality

At the time of writing this review, I’ve had these cables for my home network for almost two years now. The quality is excellent. I love how thin they are. The connectors are sturdy and solid. Whenever I have to purchase more or a longer set of cables, it will be these again.

They seem to be pretty decent. They are really flexible and all of them tested for gigabit speed, though apparently I received a pre-used set of cables, seeing is one of them had a handwritten label on it.

I love having these on hand. I've got probably a dozen running at up to 2.5gbps to connect all kinds of stuff. All of the little "smart" home boxes centralized without mess. I've got some in a Telecom panel in the garage plugged into a 2.5gbit switch feeding all ports in the condo. Then I've got a bunch at my homelab for patch panel or mini-pc use.

Cables are very slim if you wanna compare with regular cat6 cables and They are very convenient to use around your desk and table. Easy to manage them , you don't have to have a cable tie to get them in line. They don't seem as robust as the regular cat6 cables.

Neatened my entertainment center with these shorter cables.