NavePoint Cat6 (CCA), 1000ft, Black, Solid Bulk Ethernet Cable, 550MHz, 23AWG 4 Pair, Unshielded Twisted Pair (UTP)

We use this cable weekly for data, phone camera and access points. Affordable and works well for our customers.

Cable pulls smooth from the box and makes nice lan and poe++ lan cabling.

This NavePoint Cat6 bulk cable is a solid performer. The blue color makes it easy to spot and route, and the 1000ft length gives you plenty of slack for any project. The signal quality is good, and I haven't had any issues with interference. It's a bit stiffer than some other Cat6 cables I've used, but it's still manageable. Overall, I'm happy with this purchase and would recommend it for anyone needing a reliable Cat6 cable.

Used to wire new APs in a small business. strips and punches down easily. kinks easily too. was the cheapest white I could find. Not pure copper, but coated aluminum

Purchased this for several short (50') runs for my home network. Since I'm broke and have a lot of connectors lying around, I also spent a few hours crimping RJ45 connectors on these cables to make short 6" patch cables for my panel. As such, I'm intimately familiar with the cable and thought I would write a review.Jacket is a good thickness. The inner plastic core is annoying, but all CAT6 cable requires it, so I can't demerit this product because of it. The nylon string feels high quality. It's easy to clip of both when crimping or punching down the cable. The jacket was fine with both brands of RJ45 connectors I used, including some cheap Chinese closed-ends designed for CAT5, and some CAT6 passthrough connectors with strain reliefs. I had no problem punching the cable into my patch panel or keystone jacks.Since I'm using this in a residential setting, I needed to fish this through some particle board and cable staples. The cable staples rubbed off some of their coating on the white jacket. I chose white to match existing ethernet in the home and I don't regret the decision. Wire wasn't difficult to fish. Jacket held up nicely. Box payout was also good; it had the right amount of friction and I had no problems with kinking or tangling.Note I don't have any sophisticated equipment to test signal quality, just a basic network tester to ensure I punched everything down right. My switch lit up 1000M for all my gigabit devices, and I haven't seen any connectivity problems.Would definitely buy this brand again.

new home build, works great.

I like this product

Used this for a very short hdmi extender, run was only 65 ft and no signal. Used multiple pass through and punch down blocks trying to trouble shoot thinking there was no way a run that short would be the cable itself. Did a continuity test to verify my ends were crimped/punched down properly. Even upgraded my hdmi extender to a top of the line extender still believing it couldn’t possibly be the cable. After exhausting all other possibilities I ran a new even shorter 25’ cable for a quick bench test and wouldn’t you know I was finally able to get a full glitchy picture. However, by simply touching the wire mid span, the act of simply picking up the cable caused massive interference. It’s utterly useless, what a joke. I am telling you people I wouldn't use this stuff for anything. God forbid someone uses this to wire an office building or something important, the amount of problems and cost this could cause someone by using it is countless. I’m not mad about the $60 or whatever it was I wasted, although I’d like to have it back. I’m mad about the hours I spent trying to trouble shoot giving this product the benefit of doubt assuming it wasn’t complete trash. I’m mad thinking about if I had used this to wire something more important and labor intensive. What if I used it for multiple runs through a crawl space or somewhere god awful all for nothing. Luckily I was only using it for a personal at home tv extension but even that I spent a lot of time dressing in the wire.