- Syston Cat 6E Ethernet Cable Bulk Blue 100 FT, 23 AWG Solid Copper UTP, CMR

This Ethernet cable was easy to work with. The outer casing was easy to slice with a cable stripper and once sliced it was easy to pull the casing off further to get beyond the inevitable nicks that happen when stripping a cables outer casing. The cable has an internal divider that keeps the 4 wire pairs in proper alignment with each other. The wire pairs are solid wire that works well when used in a RJ45 wall socket with snap/stamp in wire connections. The cable was easy to route and did not snag as it was pulled through various places and around various bends. I really liked that I could get a 50 foot length as that was about what I needed. Most other places were selling similar cable in 100 and up lengths. The price for the 50 foot length was reasonable. I did not have a specialized tool to stamp the wire pairs into the fittings but found a small pair of needle nose pliers worked and a small pair of diagonal cutters worked to trim the excess wires after they were stamped into place by the use of the needle nose pliers. I would recommend this cable to anyone who is familiar with Ethernet wiring and connections. The cable I got was black but it is available in other colors. The internal cable pairs follow the Ethernet standards of orange, green, blue, and brown pairs with solid and white striped colors that were easy to distinguish. This cable was flexible enough to round corners while still being stiff enough to route through drilled holes in the floor.

This Cat 6E Ethernet cable exceeded my expectations in both performance and build quality. The solid bare copper core makes a noticeable difference compared to cheaper alternatives—signal strength is consistent, and I’ve experienced zero drop-offs even over longer runs. The 100 ft length is perfect for custom installations, and I really appreciate the bulk, no-ends design. It gives you full control to terminate exactly how you need, whether you're wiring a home network, office setup, or running cable between rooms. The cable itself feels durable and well-made. The insulation holds up well in both indoor and outdoor conditions, and the heat-resistant CMR rating adds extra peace of mind for in-wall runs. It’s flexible enough to work with but still sturdy enough to handle tougher routing jobs. Overall, this is a dependable, high-quality cable that delivers fast, stable performance. Great choice for anyone looking to do a clean, professional-grade install.

This cable is legit! I got the 100' roll and that was more than enough for the run I had to do from my router downstairs to my PC in an upstairs bedroom. I only used about 30' for that run and then used a couple of shorter lengths that I cut and terminated from the downstairs wall to the router and from the upstairs wall to the PC. With wifi, I was getting around 1100mbps on a good day. Now that I've hardwired the PC, I'm getting over 2100. Just buy it. It's good quality cable and it works every bit as advertised.

cable isn't to thick, easy to connect, speeds are great, worth the price unsure what some people mean by slow speeds. check all your cables and switches

Ran it into several rooms in the house. I get a gig in each room so it works. Internet is only 1 gig and router on has 1 gig ports so I'm not sure if it will support higher. I'd give it five stars if it came with someone that would cut and put ends on it.

Great little cable roll... worked great.

This is excellent CMR (Riser rated) cable, and mimics the Syston Cat 6A+, but with a slightly lower specified frequency. The cable contains a spline which separates the twisted pairs. While I use the CMR Syston Cat 6A+ to run in the house, I use the 6E for plug connections to a computer. Only because it's less expensive, and will be replaced in the future if Bps gets higher than its capability. I don't believe that 6E is fully specified, but the Syston made-in-USA cable is great. Note, since this cable has 23ga wire, it is preferable to use Cat 6A connectors, which have two rows of holes for push-through, rather than the single row for 24 ga wire. The standard Cat 6 connectors (single row) can work but its slower to work the 23ga wire through the smaller holes. I strongly recommend Cat 6A connectors (Klein makes them, among others). I can recommend this Syston cable without reservation for open-air use, and would use it for in-wall runs if I didn't prefer the Cat 6A+.

I used this cable for my first ever network cabling installation. It is very high quality cable and works great for POE cameras. Solid copper conductors means minimal voltage drop for POE, where you should avoid CCA (copoer coated aluminum).

Good quality wire for your advanced system. Good for runs only. Then put you keystone on and add your wire to your device.

I compared the speed of this cable to known Cat6 cable and it's exactly 1/10th of the speed. I knew there was something strange as soon as I saw the puny spline (see photo). The wires aren't even AWG 23. They're 24. Returned for refund.