Amazon BasicsRJ45 Cat 7 High-Speed Gigabit Ethernet Patch Internet Cable, 10Gbps, 600MHz - White, 50-Foot (15M), 2-Pack

Came in a very neat packaging, i used them to connect my Ethernet switch to the patch panel, and they deliver full speed. note, they're only 30cm long

Very good cable quality from Amazon as usual. Great price as well.

A little expensive for a such a short cable hence only 4 stars

Plug and play!

For the price it does a very well job, the only issue is that it’s very chunky for a small cable and both ends are bigger then similar cables from different brands.

Cat-7 plug has a longer base than others. Might stick out more, preventing the rack-door from closing properly.

Me urgía el producto lo compré porque en la descripción claramente dice que es de más de 20 metros, pero no es correcto, son solo 7 metros y para esa longitud está caro y la publicación es engañosa

There's not much you can say about an Ethernet Cable however, this one is very good quality with strong reassuring metal connectors that click firmly in to my laptop and router. I run Virginmedia Cable with fast 500mbps speeds and it copes with this just fine even though it's a 7.6M Cable! It's great value and, recommended - 5 Stars from me!

This cable is brilliant value for money, no complaints does what it says. The cable feels high quality and has good quality RJ45 connectors.Honestly, if your looking for a reasonably priced, Ethernet cable which is shielded. Look no further this is the product for you.

Manufacturer needs to realize that size does matter. I ordered two of these to clean up some cabling, one foot is exactly what I needed.It's too bad that both these cables were 10 and 10.5 inches from end to end of each connector. Missing two full inches.. technically more if you count the 1.5" connector and shield. C'mon Amazon, you don't count the tip when measuring.

I cannot faut the quality of the cable but the casing round the RJ45 connector is bigger than I would normally expect. I had no problem plugging it into Ethernet sockets but I did find it diffiult poking it through a hole in a cabinet where I had a device I wanted to connect.