YSONG Cat 8 Ethernet Cable 6 FT, Nylon Woven High Speed Cat8 Network Cable LAN Cable Wire, SFTP RJ45 40Gbps 2000Mhz Ethernet Cable Patch Cord, Indoor Outdoor for Modem/PS3/4/5/Xbox/Router/Gaming/PC

No problem with this Cat8 cable on 2.5GbE. Granted, at 10ft length Cat5e also works fine, but thats the length I tried. 2.37Gbps in both directions, which is the limit of my testing ability on that network, and is the result I was expecting. The flat braid gives it an interesting appearance, so this could be nice if you have a device where the cable is visible, like a wall-mounted access point if you cant put a cable in the wall.

It is as they described. Works well but the premium features in my opinion are its durability and long length. There should be no fear of cuts on the wire anymore as these are braided.

This Cat8 cable is good for connecting high speed devices. Ive been able to easily get 10Gbs from it using standard 10Gbs networking and had no issues. Quality is very good, and the cable is flexible enough for most situations.

Its hard to talk at length about a network cable. This one appears to be very well made and I especially like the fact that it has a woven cable cover instead of plain plastic. It is a bit more flexible and has a nicer feel that your typical patch cable. Between the braided cover and the gold plated connectors, it looks really sharp. My network isnt running Cat8 speeds (yet) but its working great in my gigabit network.

I recently wired my house with CAT8 for funsies and hooked my new desktop to this and a new keystone jack. The speeds are fantastic! Great cord

Used to route to the switch in my network rack. This patch went to the Cat 8 line running to my other switch. Not cheaply made cheap.

I recently figured out how to run an ethernet cable from my router to a switch in my living room to stop fussing with my wifi settings. The first thing I needed to do was buy a long enough cable in a future-proof rating. That could be anywhere between CAT6 and CAT8. Since the cost difference was negligible, I went with the CAT8. While I was in the middle of this project, it occured to me that most of my ethernet wires were put into place many years ago and I had never thought to upgrade them, in spite of the fact that I had upgraded my router and FIOS service to gigabit level a couple of years ago.

TERRIBLE. speeds dropped from 950MbS to 100 MbS.

Alright, maybe you dont intend to staple this to a wall but it can take it.

I like this Cat 8 ethernet cable because it maintains high speed to/from my fiber gateway to my wifi router, is beautifully wrapped in a woven protective cover that prevents kinks and cable damage, has gold(en) connectors, and is just really a piece of art. I feel like I need to replace all of my cabling now...if just for the aesthetics.