100m CAT 7 Outdoor waterproof Direct Burial Ethernet Network Cable - SFTP - 600 Mhz - Black 100 meter with Crimping tool, RJ45 connectors and Cable Ties

Needed to run a cable upstairs, as my power line 1Gbps adapter was only getting 100Mbps Internet and ~500Mbps throughput due to jumping through RCDs and obviously adding high latency and instability.Had to run cable outside, through walls etc. So had to cut one end off to do that and buy CAT-7 connectors to connect back on after I'd finished.Really good quality connectors and shielding inside cable. Definitely CAT7 with outer sheath, inner metal braiding, outer foil and then each twisted pair also foil covered.The only annoying thing was the two twisted wires inside have a solid colour and then white, which makes it painful to reconnect your own. Nothing a set of coloured sharpies couldn't handle though! Didn't affect my rating as this cable isn't sold for recabling yourself.Speed is now stable at 1Gbps with our max. Internet (350Mbps), even through heavy rain and very cold weather.Have that plugged into the TP-Link power adapters upstairs and now getting a good stable connection in another room too.Even buying connectors etc. This is much cheaper than buying a drum or length of standard cat-7 cable (or CAT-6) for self-connecting both ends.

Excellent cable, used the full 50M to recharge my pub/ Gym at thr bottom of yhe garden and now have sky tv and can use my laptop etc with no issues (good speeds on wifi). Delivery bang on so great Value for money !!!

Happy with what I've bought,don't know much about the technical side of it though,but cat 7 was what I was told to get...

Pros:The cable is very heavy duty - 4 insulating layersEasy to tie to anchors (provided anchors are strong enough to hold the weight)Rigid and maintains its shape well.Cons:The color of the individual cables is very poor and some are indistinguishable from each other (namely the striped cables and the orange/brown))The layers of shielding can be hard to get through.The rigidness of the cable can make rounding corners without a strong anchor difficult.Overall I would recommend this cable but make sure you have a good set of tools to work with it.

A great solution with no fuss. Particularly appropriate if you have yet to get the tools and experience to terminate your own cables.Straight out of the bag and into operation. Ist class results.

Needed for a run from my son's room directly to the router - he's a very serious gamerHas a cable running down the stairs for a while, obviously impractical - flat, Cat7 30m (longer than required to be fair - but served a purpose)Power line adapters (good ones - rated at 1.2 gbp/s) incurred higher latency (ping in ms) than we would have likedCouldn't make the run 'through' the structure of the house unfortunately, so went with thisCut one rj45 end off, fed it through the created, required holes (out of the house and back in to where the router is located - hallway), re-terminated and voila!Used about 24m of length in the end (after a trim and still have a little excess either end of course), working perfectly and latency is as low as its ever beenVERY pleased indeed

I bought this 50m cable. I spent a day and a half laying it through my garden, lifting and relaying paving, buying trunking to run it along a fence, clipping it to a wall etc etc. I paid an WiFi engineer to connect the ends into router and EAP. No data. I then paid another engineer to re-connect just in case the first job was poor. Both engineers said the same the data cable colouring was odd, both said the data cables were "too thick", both struggled like mad to put rj45s on the cable ends, both concluded "dodgy cable". I will try and get my money back.

Given that it can withstand harsh weather, it is somewhat stiff, but that was to be expected.make use of a 10GB connection without any problemsNaturally, I am unable to remark on longevity at this time.