Primewire 7.5m CAT 7 Network Cable Flat Design - Ethernet Cable - Gigabit LAN 10 Gbit s - patch cable - flat cable - installation cable- Cat. 7 raw cable U FTP PIMF shielding with RJ45 connector

I've used this for a few years to connect a Virgin Hub 4 to an Asus RT-AC88U router and it's worked fine with 900+Mbps on various speed tests. But when I replaced the Asus Router with a Synology RT6600ax, the router would initially report the WAN port as 1 Gbps and then drop down to 100Mbps with speed tests around 90Mbps.After spending an hour or so checking settings and Synology support forums, I eventually replaced this cable with the cable supplied by Synology and 1 Gbps was maintained, and has been for a few days now.Maybe a flat cable is more susceptible in a noisy environment (there are several devices in that space) but I cannot recommend this cable, especially as they do not have the confidence to offer a multi-year or lifetime warranty.

Meets the spec

Good quality cable which is easy to secure and tuck out of site with its flat sides. Also has good connectors which are easy to disconnect from sockets.

Got these for a better connection & fit great cable

Great wire, bought another as replacement recently and got a 2m instead of a 5m. Wont return ad its my fault but il be buying another 1 shortly. Really worth its money

Good item and price only issue I have is I've not managed to install it as there was no cable clips to hammer it in place

UPDATE: The seller has sent me a replacement cable free of charge and this works perfectly.I noticed a bottleneck in my home network between my PC and other devices.I was confused, because all network devices and connectors should have suitably high bandwidth - from my high-speed router and switch, to the CAT 7 Ethernet cables.After lots of trial and error using iperf3, the culprit turned out to be this wire.I was getting speeds of 100Mbs - when I should be getting something in the region of 1000Mbs - something this wire should easily be capable of providing.I repeated my tests with a different wire and got the expected speeds.Interestingly, I ordered a 5m version of this cable - that works at the advertised speed.Maybe this wire has been mislabeled (it says CAT 7), or maybe it's a manufacturing fault, but given the hoops I've had to jump through to ultimately replace this wire, I can't give this a good review. I'd have preferred it if the wire didn't work at all, it would have saved me some time.

Bought this to replace my current use of a power line adaptor which was was starting to fail. Instead I ran this cable from the router right through my hallway and lounge, under the carpet and to an alcove where I have a gigabit ethernet switch to supply internet to a number of devices. The intermittent wifi fault has now been completely resolved and we have Firestick TV, DVR, TV and others running via this cable perfectly. Checked my speed at the hub, and at the switch (post-cable) and there's no noticeable loss and everything seems to function well including my sons Xbox and Playstation which also takes a feed from it via a second ethernet switch daisy chained in the system.I chose this one based on the cable type/spec, and the fact it's CAT7, and equally importantly because its flat so ideal for under-carpet installation.