CAT 8 Ethernet Cable, 6ft (5 Pack) Ultra High Speed 40Gbps 2000MHz SFTP 26AWG CAT8 Cable LAN Internet Network Cord with Gold Plated RJ45 Connector for Gaming, Router, Modems, PC (6ft/5 Pack/Black)

I bought these as patch cables for my small server rack. I have very short runs and needed CAT8 cables with high speed to make the connections between servers, NAS and my network switch. The cables are well made, have great solid connectors with clip protectors. The shielding and insulation are perfect for server cabinets, and they are tough as well. Naturally they are backwards compatible with CAT 5 through 7. The cables are tested FLUKE Network analyzers, certified CAT8, have a full lifetime warranty with free replacement, and 90 day refund policy. Pretty good value to me. After all of that, I feel really good about buying them. They are in place and doing their job everyday. They are the perfect length for my application, perform terrific, and give me piece of mind knowing my data is moving securely and at its fastest. Great value for the price. 5 big stars from me.

Cat 8 cables are much faster with a gig modem

Does what it is supposed to do and more.

These are good and just what I needed to ensure we can all stay connected when we need to be hardwired.

Way better speeds. And I’m very picky. My speeds doubled from 295gbps to 450.

In the process of hardwiring my house, bought these cable to connect my new Wifi 6 router to the modem and to the Ethernet switch. The cable replaced was Cat 5e. The download speed of my internet speed is 200MB, so I did not expected any improvement with the new Cat 8 cables. I was a little surprised to actually see slightly speed improvement. These Cat 8 Ethernet cable are thick and well built with strong, solid materials. With the future proof cables, I do not need to worry them as the possible bottleneck in my home network for a very long time.

Appear to be made of good material and no problems so far with connectivity

Good Product

Good

These are very well made cables and I get the internet speed I am paying for versus older cables.