KabelDirekt – Network Cable – Transfers 10Gbps & fibre optic internet speed – Ethernet & LAN Cable – 5x 5m, Available in 0.25-30m – For Gigabit networks, routers/modems, RJ45 (black/blue)

This cable is good value for money and has fast transfer speeds. In addition it is shielded and has a touch plastic inner core to protect it and prevent breakage. I have cabled my entire house with this cable and used it for a few years prior for running POE to IP Cameras. I have also spliced this cable and terminated it to all parts of my home. It's CAT 6 and works well for data transfer with virtually no loss. I recommend this product.

Very good quality cable at a very reasonable price. Connected to my PS5 and after a few speed tests I'm getting a much faster and consistent speed than the cheap cable it was replacing. I am using the 1.5m cable

Nice product

Nice functional network cable

Great quality cable, the length was more than enough. No loss of speed or signal coming from my switch. The connectors are of good quality. All in all great cable for the price. Highly recommend

Excellent quality, highly reccomended.

I recently upgraded my internet to fibre which is supposed to be 140mbs for all over the house. However, on wifi i've always found that games consoles never tend to reach that, even with trying all of the classic tricks like changing my DNS settings, IP address etc etc, I could only get around 60. Plus my room is quite far from the router so I thought I would give this a try. I now consistently get 140mbs download speed, which honestly really makes a difference with online games. I mostly play For Honor which is very reaction based so it helps a lot, and even when I occasionally play Warzone 2 I do feel like I die a lot less from lag. Disclaimer: if you don't have very good internet it's not going to make you get an amazing connection, it's just going to help you consistently get whatever you are supposed to from your router. When you first get the cable out the packaging it will be tied up in a loop, so it maybe a bit of a trip hazard. I would recommend buying some duct tape or blue/white tac to help with your cable management, as obviously now I've got a cable running through my house and down my stairs. However, it's honestly not that bad as you can put it under a rug, tape it to the bottom of walls or under the stair banisters so it's not even that noticeable. Plus if you do this and run it quite tightly, after a while this will help it lose its shape so it will become less of a trip hazard.

Bought as a a gift