MEIPEK Ethernet Cable 20m, Extra Long Lan Cable Outdoor Cat6 20 Meters Outside Internet Cable High Speed, Cat 6 FTP 23AWG External Bulk Gigabit Network Cable Shielded Weatherproof Internet Cable

Good enough for the job would buy again
Nice shines smooth outer sheath, inner pair separator, easy to terminate, feels good enough for a Access point

does its job
Achieves what was wanted – a sonically superior alternative to Wi – Fi – range of appx 100m .

Avoid, falsely advertised, 100Mbps.
Incredibly annoyed and will be contacting support, I ordered 30M, arrived, drilled holes in my walls and ran cable through my garden (carefully) under patio slabs and terminated the ends.Just to find all I’m capable of getting is “FE” (100Mbps) speed, assumed I had damaged ends so cut off some excess and terminated the ends again… FE.Took one of my off cuts, about 0.5 metre long and terminated the ends and checked it… FE, 100Mbps max.Tried this on my router/access point and via my laptop. FE.”Cat6″ should support upto 10Gbps at 30metres.

A little expensive for CCA cable
The cable arrived shrink wrapped and included 4 decent quality RJ45 connectors – enough for two splits. The cable feels reasonably well made – it is externally rated. There is a foil sheild, and earth wire and a plastic wrap around the plastic CAT6 core.Terminating was easy enough (well as easy as it gets for CAT6). I used pass-through RJ45s and the cable tester indicated good connections at both ends. I made the cable up at full length (15m) and have been testing it at home for a couple of hours without issue.I’ll keep this in the spares box for trouble shooting or temporary fixes. I’m not sure I’d want to run CCA on an imortant and/or complicated outdoor run. Solid copper can be found for a similar price.

Excellente qualité de ce câble de 20 m catégorie 6 qui est fourni en plus avec 4 prises RJ45 qui sont très faciles à monter avec la pince à sertir, et cerise sur le gâteau , les fils blancs de chacune des 4 paires sont codés , ce qui n’est pas le cas pour d’autres câbles!

I was also getting only a 100-megabit connection, and after testing the cable, I realized I had crimped it incorrectly. Having a tester is important because, without it, I wouldn’t have known the cable was crimped wrong. It took me several tries because, apparently, the RJ45 connectors I was using were defective. After switching to different RJ45 connectors, I managed to crimp it properly. With the connectors properly crimped, I tested the connection again, and it now runs at over 700 Mbps, which is the same speed I get with a pre-crimped cable.