Cat 7 Outdoor Ethernet Cable 500ft (SFTP Triple Shielded Internet Cable | DIY Bulk Cable | x 20 RJ45) High-Speed 10Gbps 600MHz Network Cable, Direct Burial, Waterproof/UV Resistant, for Router

Excellent Ethernet cable. I ordered this with the intention of using it outside to power a camera on the far side of the house. Cat 7 cables are meant to be used outdoors, since they're thicker and more robust than the typical Cat 5e or such that are generally included with modems and routers. Just as described, the cable works well with the camera, and data transfer & video quality is great. The cable is easy to place with staples or hooks, and it is around 50 feet in length, which is suitable for my needs. Since it still has the standard Ethernet connectors and bot ends, you could also use it for indoor devices too, like running one from the modem to a computer, but it really would be wasted as it is meant to be outside in the sun, rain, snow, or be buried altogether and left to work silently. I haven't had any issues with it, and I don't expect to for many years, as it's a simple Ethernet cable. No bells or whistles, nothing else that's fancy on this.

This fully maxed out the limits of my Gigabit Ethernet system, easily staying at about 112MB/s while both copying large files to and from my server without any issues. The cable had a little bit of a smell out of the bag, the vinyl or whatever it is made of, that took a few hours to die off, but it is indeed very rugged and tough, not cheap plastic, and easily bends, twists, and holds without any sign of stressing. It also sends power from my PoE network switch to my remote security camera without issues, I've had no reboots, lost data or failures. After constant use by my security monitoring camera over several days without issue, I am happy with how this has performed. It is always wise to get the best cables you can, since there's no point in expensive equipment if it is just let down by a cheap shoddy cable, and this seems among the nicer I have owned, so I'm quite pleased with it.

For your networking needs, the Cat 7 Ethernet Cable is a trustworthy option. It performs four times better than Cat 6 cables and can transfer data over twice as far, with support for bandwidths of up to 600MHz and data transmission speeds of up to 10Gbps.This cable ensures that you won't have to put up with sluggish network loading times, enhancing the effectiveness of the network as a whole. The Cat 7 Ethernet Cable is a good choice if you're searching for a dependable and fast Ethernet cable for streaming, gaming, or any other internet activity.

This is not giving CAT7 transfer speeds. I am getting Cat5 speed out of it. You get what you pay for I guess. I do not recommend this cable for use as CAT7. Please look at the picture below, the ports 7 and 8 are lit orange, that is because this cable is running 100meg, while the other ports on the switch are green running Gig speed using a different brand cable.

I am an outdoor person who also happens to be a writer. As such, it is often difficult for me to stay on task at an indoor desk. By using this cable connected to another, similar Cat cable I already had, I can now sit outside in my favorite corner of the garden and get an internet signal clearly (wifi doesn't work out in the boonies where I live). Nice!The cable seems well made and works fine. I will have to wait and see on the long-term durability in an outdoor setting, and will update if that proves to be a problem.

I tested the 60 foot Cat 7 cable in this review for 1Ghz speeds.I can appreciate the shielded ends. Cable itself is not very robust. It's almost too flexible, leaving me to wonder how it would hold up to abuse. If you are going to use it in a permanent install away from foot traffic or constant bending, this cable should last. My other thought about durability is in the male of the cable itself- oxidation, etc. Most cables I test and use have a thick outer coating. This one does not. It doesn't affect the speed, but it does assist greatly in protecting the twisted pairs inside from air, humidity, chemicals, etc. Only time will tell if the cable is worthy. So far, it is.1Gbps speeds are super solid- not a single ripple or packet lost during tests. File transfers to and from a server at 112MBps (that is, bytes not bits) was rock solid. Havent tested at 2Gbps or above yet.One star removed for the thin protective coating, as I'm not convinced it would hold up to any kind of prolonged abuse compared to others on the market.If you need a fast ethernet cable (not PoE) for a permanent install inside a fairly controlled temperature, humidity and chemical environment this should work fine.

This product is not the cat qualification indicated or made as advertised or as stamped. Foil does not wrap around individual pairs, only loosely covering (sometimes, if at all). Has no outer secondary foil as it should. Wires are much smaller diameter than they should be. Testing only got up to 150MB/S on 150ft run with 5G Internet and 10G ports, should be in the ball park of 350MB/S+. Better than CAT5E- but that is all.If speed is what you're after look elsewhere.

Good cable so far. I haven’t done any significant speed testing but It’ll definitely do gigabit speeds. The RJ45 connectors seem to be pretty good quality as well as the cable itself. I’m hoping that the wire is copper and not copper clad aluminum (cca) but I won’t know unless I have to install new ends in the future as I’m not willing to sacrifice one at the moment to check.It appears that there are 50 feet of cable, quality connectors, and decent overall cable. I’d recommend it.