Mr. Tronic Bulk Cat 7 Ethernet Cable 50m, High Speed Pure Copper LAN Ethernet Network Cable, 600 MHz 25m Bulk Cat7 Internet, 10 Gbps, ADSL, SFTP 100% Bare Copper (50 Meters, White)

Works well does as it says on the tin as they say easy to plug in and use I believe it’s a quality cable and value for money the speed of the cable

Beware. The core of the wires are very thin (28 AWG). This makes this cable almost useless if you intend to use it for power over Ethernet (POE) devices. It did not work for me when I tried to use it for a PTZ camera. Had to switch to a 23 AWG cable. The thin strands also make it tricky to fit end connectors as the teeth can miss the thin core when crimping. I had a hit and miss experience with crimping.

Each pair of colours are shielded together before being completely shielded with all the other wires. Very well made and light in weight. I fitted a connector on each end to test the signal and I had no issues. I got the purple colour, however black, and white is also available.

I’ve bought two of the 5 meters and they both work very well, now and again there is a little fluctuation with the network but having a direct feed has been far better than relying on WiFi

I really wanted to like this cable – the construction looks excellent, with solid shielding and insulation that feels premium for a 50-metre Cat7 cable. However, all that is rendered moot by a fatal design flaw: the inner conductors are far too thin to make consistent contact with standard Cat7 or even Cat6a RJ45 plugs. After an entire afternoon of troubleshooting—thinking it must be faulty plugs or maybe even a bad batch of cable—I tried a range of different connectors, including shielded plugs, unshielded, keystone jacks, and more. Same issue every time: the crimping teeth fail to pierce the wire insulation properly or completely miss the wire core due to the unusually narrow spacing of the inner conductors. The result? Intermittent or completely dead connections. Ironically, the only plugs that worked were old Cat5 connectors, where the internal channels are tighter and force a better contact with the thin wires. But that defeats the entire purpose of buying a Cat7 cable in the first place – what’s the point of high-spec cable if you have to downgrade the termination to make it work, and even then it’s hit or miss? Conclusion: Don’t buy this cable. No matter how good it looks on the outside, it’s not fit for purpose. You’ll waste hours trying to make it work and still end up with unreliable connections. A poor investment for anyone expecting performance and reliability.

Husband brought it as provides a better connection for tv's and computer upstairs .

The cable appears good quality with plenty of shielding on the pairs and under the insulation. I now get 1gbs to the office from the router about 35meters away

Very poor quality cable. Totally useless to me, its stranded and i've already cut the cable so can't return. You've been warned

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At first I was not clear reading the reviews why some purchasers were raving about the cable, while others were bemoaning the evident fact that the cores are not solid copper as depicted but skinny strand. Apart from representation and performance issues, this makes it really difficult to fit plugs. Then I realized the cable is available both with and without plugs which might explain different assessments between those purchasers who see the stranded cores and those who don't. But still not a good idea to have a solid core in the photo. Last thing: I developed a quick and unorthodox method to fit the plugs after a lot of frustration. I stripped quite long sections of core and threaded each one by one through a pass-through plug and then crimped in the normal way. That way, each plug took about 3-5 minutes tops and worked.

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