Cat 8 Ethernet Cable, 1.5Ft 3Ft 6Ft 10Ft 15Ft 20Ft 30Ft 40Ft 50Ft 60Ft 100Ft Heavy Duty High Speed Internet Network Cable, Professional LAN Cable Shielded in Wall, Indoor&Outdoor

These SEEM to be super high quality. Yes, they are totally unecessary for small home networks, but if you're like me, sometimes you want the best. I have a 40 foot one and 2x 10 foot ones. The clips haven't broken. They are sturdy. I've had zero issues... and I'm ready for the future when I build a new PC with faster Ethernet (or use an Ethernet PCI-e card) and get an Asus router that can handle the speeds the cables can handle.As of now, they aren't being pushed at all. But.. one day, when I'm transferring files from PC to PC, using my fiber optic internet and just, overall, finding things to push well over the current 1Gbit standard, I'll be glad I had these high quality cables. I love them.It's worth it to me because I don't need to buy thousands of feet to wire a company and not save them money. CAT 6a is plenty fine. Even CAT 5e is fine for most people if you don't mind being locked in at 1Gbit speeds with Cat 5e.But, hey, when you see how thick, shielded and high quality these cables are and the ability to shield so well and carry 40Gbps speeds over long distances... well, I said "Why not?" I have fiber optic that already can go up to insane speeds. I'm on the slowest plan, 500 up/down Mbps, but I ping 2ms on speetest or 20-25ms in games out of my state. I just like to get the "best" products because I plan on keeping them for YEARS. I've learned not to cheap out, then you have outages and need to buy ANOTHER model.Just get these cables. You get what you pay for. No, you don't NEED them, but I would recommend running these cables from your fiber optic modem to your router, at least. That's at least one. I run it like that, then from my router to PC lol. Unnecessary? Yes. Am I gaining any extra speed? No.Does it make me feel good and ready for what's to come in the future? Absolutely.

After years of cable internet I have finally switched over to Fiber Internet. It was amazing watching the installers working hard to install the cables in our neighborhood ( too bad they missed the last cool weather by several weeks).It turns out I still needed to use my wireless mesh router to get a quality signal out to the Florida Room. We fussed around trying to figure out why my throughput was so slow and fairly quickly narrowed it down to the old chunk of ethernet cable I had been using!I ended up buying the Vabogu Cat 8 cable because:1. They provided nice technical details on the cable construction.2. The 6' cable was available for quick shipping.3. I actually only needed Cat 6, but the Cat 8 cable was very attractively priced and even included a discount.I was very pleased very sturdy RJ-45 connectors and the very stout, fire rated polyethylene cable jacket (fm-pe). This is a great ethernet cable and helps me get maximum throughput at my remote computer.

Blazing Fast, Durable, and Reliable!I recently upgraded to these Cat 8 Ethernet cables, and the difference in speed and stability is noticeable. If you’re looking for a high-performance, durable, and future-proof network cable, this is the one to get! Speed & Performance Area: These cables are fast, reported speeds are reportable to 40Gbps, which is perfect for gaming, streaming in 4K/8K, and high-speed internet browsing, unfortunately my internet service cannot reach that but its nice to know that when I am able to afford to upgrade I will be future-proofed. I use the short cable with my PS4 and the longer one my daughter took to work to connect a copier/printer 15 feet away. Each of us have experienced tested it with my gaming PC and Xbox, a rock-solid connection with zero lag or buffering. Build Quality & Durability: These cables are much thicker than any other cables I have and this I feel make a difference in sturdiness. I am attributing it to the thicker gauge wire and the extra shielding which also helps reduce and outside signal interference as well. The site touts that the cable is both UV resistant and weatherproof making it ideal for indoor and outdoor use, although we dont use either of our cables in that environment. Compatibility & Ease of Use: The cables have worked worked flawlessly with my TP Link Wireless router, gaming console, and smart devices. My daughter has had no problems with the cable at her office with the copier/printer as well. The RJ45 connectors fit snugly and hold very well. These cables according to the listing are backward compatibility with older Ethernet standards like Cat5e and Cat6. Final Thoughts: These Cat 8 Ethernet cables are very well made and very competitively priced, and I feel they are a great value for the money. They deliver on great speed, durability, and (I am sure in the long run) reliability. If you need a future-proof networking solution, I highly recommend them.

This is definitely one of the nicest Ethernet cables I’ve used. Feels high quality and has good thickness. But even with the thickness it’s not super stiff. I haven’t tested the speed but so far it’s doing everything I need it to. Whenever I need a new cable I’ll definitely be checking this brand again

These cables appear to be good quality and perform well, and the price is right. The agw is 26 which is a little more flexible and suited for shorter runs, while there are cadets that have an agw of 24 possibly 22, I might seek them out to do longer runs to wire a house or business and future proof. I believe it also states that these are an air-free solid copper wire so everything appears to be high standard. It's also fair to keep in mind that your router might have a cap on the ethernet ports regardless of what your cable is rated for so make sure they're gigabit rather than a megabit port, and also keep in mind that if you are connecting this to a fire stick the ethernet adapter on the fire stick is capped at 100 Mbps unless you Source one that supports gigabit which are available on Amazon for Fairly cheap. Quality product, does the job, good price.