UGREENCat 8 Ethernet Cable 6FT, High Speed Braided 40Gbps 2000Mhz Network Cord Cat8 RJ45 Shielded Indoor Heavy Duty LAN Cables Compatible for Gaming PC PS5 Xbox Modem Router 6FT

Works great and delivers the 2Gbps as promised. Really nice clip on the ends to hook into your devices.

Purchased this ethernet cable to use on my server hosting PC.The braided cable seems pretty strong, haven't noticed any signs of fraying or ripping. It's also not super thick where it becomes difficult to wrap it up or get it into tight spaces.Locks in well; isn't hard to remove with the push down clip.Provides good speed, I have 1000+ Mbps at my home and haven't noticed any drops or issues.I've had no problems with this cable and I would buy again.

It's an ethernet cable, but the braided sleeves make it nicer and it's very fast. It has good flexibility, it's not too thick, and it's just easy to use. All you gotta do is plug it in and you're done!

Works Great! Using it for a 2 Meter Microphone Cord (Kenwood TMV 71A)

Reasons to buy this cable(and my own reasons as well):- It's cheap- same day delivery (depending on your area)- It should easily fit your everyday needsHere's the issue I have with most of the reviews and the marketing on this cable. None of the reviews ACTUALLY test the supposed capabilities of this cable, which is to be able to transfer at 40 gigabits per second. The reason for that is, unless you're buying expensive networking equipment (like in the several thousands of dollars worth of equipment) you're never going to be able to reach these speeds.One review video showed off their gigabit internet connection, which is fine I guess, you can easily reach those speeds with Cat 6. They then pull out a gigabit router... which will never be able to go faster than 1 Gigabit per second. I even looked through products that Amazon sells. At $2k network switch from Cisco uses 5Gigabit ports, which you could use a Cat 7 cable easily. I did see at 100Gigabit switch... for $18000. So really what actual benefits do you get from using this Cat 8 cable? You get nothing in terms of ping or "fast response" for gaming over a Cat 6 cable, so any "gaming" marketing for faster cables is complete bull. Most computers and all gaming consoles only have gigabit ethernet ports, with higher end gaming computers going up to 2.5Gbps. Expensive computers for heavy work (like the video editing computer I use at work) and NAS units will normally have at least one 10Gbps port (e.g. a maxed out $9k Mac Studio only has one 10Gig port/Ugreen's newest NAS that I just bought, has two 10Gbps ports).It is a nice cable, it feels like it's good quality, but the way this is marketed and the reviews claiming "way faster connections" is concerning.99.9% of people will be fine with a Cat 7 cable for DECADES to come. So unless you're the .1% of people that might actually take advantage of 40Gbps, you'll never know if this cable is capable of what it's rated to do. That is why I can't give it 5 stars. For all I know, it could be a Cat 7 cable.

Works as advertised!

A girl at best buy suggested I update my ethernet cable... For my faster internet... I would have never thought of that... I had an old cat5... My calls were dropping all of the time, it made my speed almost double and my calls aren't dropping now! Who would have thought!?

For the price I couldn't be happier