TSCables | Cat6A Plenum (CMP) 1000ft, 750Mhz, PoE++ (4PPoE) | 100% Solid Bare Copper | 23AWG Unshielded Twisted Pairs (UTP), Available in 7 Colors for Easy Identification (Black, 1000ft)

Very easy to pull and handle. will recomend.

Easy to pull, no tangles or other bad stuff. Very easy to terminate for cat6 cable, too. Definitely recommend!

Cable is a tad thicker than the majority of other cables I’ve used, but it works.

This is really nice Cat6 cable. It’s unshielded, 23AWG, 750MHz, solid copper cable, so it’s basically as good as Cat6 plenum cable gets. Furthermore, this cable exceeds TIA/EIA 568-C.2 standards, and is RoHS compliant, too. So yeah, like I said, it’s really nice Cat6 cable.Now, with all of that said, this cable is also somewhat expensive. But I do believe that this cable is definitely worth its modestly elevated price tag. And, as the saying goes, you get what you pay for.Finally, I ordered this cable in the purple color. It’s very cool looking, and I found the color to be very close to the color of the cable in the provided picture. I guess I would consider it a pretty true purple.If you have any questions about this purple Cat6A plenum cable, please feel free to ask, and I'll try my best to answer. I hope you found this review helpful.

10GB isn’t quite ludicrous speed, or plaid; but close! Go to TCcables website and you can find and downloaded specs for SKU: TS-PBC/6A-YL. Cable looks great and is just what I need. Specs for the cable look even better. PoE++ keeps pushing more power down Cat6A for 4K security cameras, Wireless access points, door locks, etc. More years ago than I want to count I structure-wired my house with Cat5e. This was a house built in the 70’s and required a remodel anyway. 20 years later it’s time to rewire, WOW has tech changed! Faster wireless, 4K-8K TV’s, modems, and routers. 2.5GB speed is becoming normal and 10GB will become the norm before you know it. I’m wiring with Cat6A for future-proofing. CMP rated wire is made to be fire resistant, but more importantly, it is made to limit the amount of harmful smoke released during a fire. The manufacturer claims the cable to be tested to 750 MHz, the cable is stamped for 600MHz. I opened one end of the cable itself and it looks like Cat6A should with twisted solid copper conductors around a center spline. The weather is still too cold to install the cable, but I’ll do an update when I make a cable to test. The reel is wound correctly, I can’t foresee any problems with unspooling the cable. I don’t look forward to rewiring but at least I have the right cable for the next 20 years.

I used this to run Ethernet line throughout my house, also as a means of future-proofing it speed-wise. I have a network switch I keep in my hall closet with all the wiring ran to and it's all worked great so far.

VERY high quality cat6a cable. 10/10 without a doubt. I've run a lot of cable over the years and thus far this is on my list of favorite. It's the first purple I've used, but it does make it stand out when you are running a new data line alongside existing ones. Will be getting more when I use this one up.

This is a nice roll of Cat 6 wire. It is working for me so far. I am giving this a 5 star as it is as good or better than the wires that you could get from your local hardware (big box) store.It is heavy and I believe that is where the extra cost of this product comes from. I happen to live in a larger community with multiple different big box hardware stores. I can find similar 1000 ft cable for about $80 less. With that said, it is worth the price and convenience to have the wires drop off at your door, if you happen to live where there is not a big box store or can't get to the store.