Cable Matters 10Gbps Snagless Shielded Cat 6A Ethernet Cable, 14ft, Black

The cable is the perfect size, constructed well and is extremely durable. The connector is high quality and worked flawlessly right out of the box.

It got the job done. Raised my gaming connection and no BF6 lag no more

This Cable Matters Cat6A cable feels like a good quality option for a longer wired network run. I wanted something more robust than a basic thin patch cable, and the shielding and Cat6A rating make it a good choice for higher-speed networking setups. The connectors felt secure, and the cable worked well for my use. At 125 feet, it is naturally thicker and less flexible than a short patch cable, so plan the route before installing it. But that is expected for this kind of cable. For long runs to a switch, router, desktop, access point, or network appliance, I was satisfied with it and would choose it over a generic no-name cable.

If you’re running 125 feet of cable, you aren’t just looking for "good enough"—you’re looking for signal integrity and durability. The Cable Matters Snagless Shielded Cat 6A is an absolute powerhouse that delivers on every promise. Here is why this cable stands out: Zero Speed Loss: Despite the 125ft length, I am getting a rock-solid 10Gbps throughput. I used this to connect a workstation to a server across two floors, and the latency is virtually non-existent. Superior Shielding (S/FTP): Since I had to run this alongside power lines in the ceiling, I was worried about electromagnetic interference (EMI). The shielding on this Cat 6A cable is top-tier; I haven’t experienced a single dropped packet or "hiccup" in data transmission. Build Quality: The "snagless" protector is firm but flexible—it actually protects the clip without making it impossible to depress. The cable itself feels heavy-duty and premium, not like the thin, flimsy stuff you find in big-box stores. Future-Proof: Moving to Cat 6A now means I won't have to crawl back into the crawlspace for a decade. It handles the bandwidth of today and the upgrades of tomorrow. Bottom Line: If you need a long-run cable that you can "set and forget," this is it. It’s a small price to pay for the peace of mind that your backbone connection is indestructible.

Working perfectly. I previously bought a 50 ft Cat7 flat cable for my 2.5 Gbps link. That flat cable worked intermittently. Often dropped down to 1 Gbps or even 100 Mbps. Very frustrating on the gaming computer! Replaced it with this 50 ft Cable Matters Cat6a and the link has stayed perfectly steady at 2.5 Gbps. Very happy and highly recommend.

I'd give it 5 stars, but idk how rugged it might prove over time. Just out of the package, it appears to be superior to the same style Cat 6A white ethernet cable it is replacing, and I feel slightly better about the clips, at the start, than I did for the one it replaces. The replacement, I forced into service 2 or 3 years after its clip broke off, and through the cable cover falling apart in places--it was still working just fine when replaced, but the connection point at the computer had to be rigged, and all the wires exposed from exposed sections of the cable were out of traffic, but ... it needed replaced. This new cable arrived exactly as pictured, exactly as described, and it does seem to be made of better quality materials than the previous. If this allows updates/edits, and 5 years from now it's still tiptop, then it gets 5 stars :) I have confidence it will, but

I’m renting, don’t have attic access, and wanted a proper hardwired connection—so yes, I ran this 50ft Cable Matters Cat 6A cable from my router to my PC through exterior. Sue me. I reused existing pathways from the old landline telephone infrastructure, which honestly felt more like upgrading the house than doing anything sketchy. I had to cut and re-terminate one end to make the run, which gave me a look at the internals. The construction is solid. Overall shield with a drain wire, plus individually foil-shielded twisted pairs. That’s exactly what you want for Cat 6A to control EMI and crosstalk. The conductors are flexible and don’t hold their shape like solid core, which is normal for stranded patch cable—not a quality issue. Performance-wise, it delivers. I’m seeing noticeably better and more consistent speeds with lower latency compared to the cable it replaced. Is this an outdoor-rated CMX cable? No. Is it protected, properly routed, and working perfectly fine in a rental with limited options? Yes. And for the price, this cable punches well above its weight and actually feels like it meets spec instead of just wearing the Cat 6A label.

The quality it way better than what I've had, fit was perfect. Appearance is amazing. Easy to get installed very easy to to move and money well spent.

Il miglior cavo in circolazione

Great quality haven't plugged in yet but looks good

I wanted to replace my now overkill 50ft cable with something shorter and shielded to reduce insignificant amounts of emf radiation that "might" be emitting from ethernet cables. The cable ends snap on great, cable feels as sturdy as I could ever want or need and my speeds are stable. I use an Asus RT-N16. This was basically the best priced metal end cat6 cable I could find.

Exactly as described

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