Syston Cable Technology Cat 6A+ Ethernet Network Cable, 750MHz 23AWG Solid Bare Copper Wire Outdoor/Indoor, No Ends 100/250/500/1000 Ft Available, Heat Resistant Riser Rated (500 FT, CMR, Black-CMR)

Nice and fast. I average 1.1 Gbps on my 1G GFiber. Just buy those male plugs you don’t need a crimper for and you’re golden

This is a great cable and a good price for it. Seems like hefty cord and I'm getting good reliable speeds with it. The only complaint I can have about it is that the twist rate on one of the pairs is different than the rest, but that doesn't seem to affect anything so over all I'm happy with this purchase and will probably buy it again when I go to run cable through my house.

I wrote a review for a bad product recently and wanted to cancel it out with a great product. This cable was a good price for the solid cable that it is. I'm future proofing my lines and getting rid of any thin and patch cables. Make sure you know it's a stiff line but that because it is thicker gauge and more channels. I saw a few things people mentioned in reviews that I wondered about myself or can clear up. The twist of the wires inside should be staggered in twists per inch as to stop crosstalk potential. Also, the rating of the cable like CMP and CMR confirm it's plenum and riser rating. I have CMR on my cable, as expected, and in some pictures I see that the CMP is listed on those that purchased for plenum rating. Hope this helps someone. Keep up the good work Syston

Worked as expected! No issues.

What can I say, it's ethernet cable. It appears to be made fairly well. I am using it in a run from our router in the laundry room (who puts the modem/router in the laundry room? New builders that don't know any better) to our spare bedroom that we use as an office. WiFi is kind of weak in the office so we decided to run about 75 feet of cable into our office to hook to a high speed switch, which will then hook to two desktop computers. This cable should provide more than enough speed for our needs.

The speeds are great and the wires are easy to tell apart.

Good quality wire and well packaged for easy access.

If you don't need 1000 feet of unshielded CAT6A, this cable is an excellent value! This cable is Syston part number 1477. The designation CMP is stamped on the cable, meaning it is Plenum Rated. It is labeled CAT6A but it surpasses the standard for CAT6A. Where ANSI Specification: ANSI/TIA 568.2-D Category 6A calls for the cable to be tested at 500MHz and pass, this cable passes at 700MHz, meaning it can surpass 10Gbs. To achieve 10Gbs, you cannot use a CAT6 RJ-45 connector. A CAT6A connector staggers the wires to help prevent near and far crosstalk (see the pic). If you crimp the CAT6A connector onto the cable and you are only getting 100/1000Mbs speed, try cutting of the little nub of plastic on the end of the connector with a side cutter. This will enable the connector to fit better into, say, a 2.5Gbs receptacle. Platinum Tools makes a special crimper (ASIN B01N2AHQL6) for their CAT6A connectors (ASIN B06XT6DVYN). The connectors are rated for CAT6A 10Gbs and POE+. The special crimper cuts off the end of the connector that the wires pass through. This makes it fit better in all high-speed female connectors. If you purchase shielded cable, you must use a CAT6A shielded connector. Unless your routers and switches have a grounding connection, to ground the shield, you are more likely to pick up EMI with a shielded and ungrounded cable. For most home or small office applications, use UTP or unshielded cable. The UTP cable and connectors are less expensive and less work to install.

Great quality.

Very good quality! No issues whatsoever!