iMBAPrice 1 Feet Cat6 Cable - Premium Grade RJ45 Ethernet Snagless Patch Cord (Pack of 5) Black

Perfect for switch<->router<->panel patches between 1u devices in a rack. Haven't had any quality issues and have pushed 1 g/s through them in large file put/get transfers.

Good quality cables. I could have constructed them myself but it is time consuming and time is money.

UPDATE 12/21/14: All still work fine, though I don't shift most of them around too often. I've moved to a place where I must use the ISP's modem, and the LAN cables don't seem to affect things too much anymore. It must have been peculiarities of the modem I used when I first bought these cables.They are still a bit stiff and mold in the shape of however you leave them plugged in and dangling, but they're still a value for money.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------It was time to upgrade to a gigabit environment when simultaneous streaming and downloading seemed to knock heads once too often. This did the trick, and the different colors help with the frequent cable movements and changes I need to make.Still, the cables are a bit stiff, and only time will tell if the average, soft-feeling locking tabs will hold up. So far so good, but I don't see any exceptional quality, just enough to do the job.Perhaps the oddest thing I've noticed is something that I'm unsure if it's caused by these cables or my router. These seem to work fine in all the LAN connections around my house (media streamers, wireless bridges, computers, etc.) but for some reason simply WILL NOT work with my WAN connection. An old Cat5E cable fills this gap, which disappoints me. It doesn't seem to be a loose connection issue, since I've pushed and held them in without improvement. And it's ALL of them. Weird.Get these if you need immediate, low-cost gigabit network performance now.

I liked the protection of the release tab so it does not catch on things if you have to pull it through a nest of other wires.

In a rack _ it is better to have length-appropriate wiring. In addition to 6" wires _ 12" wires are almost always necessary.

These cables are extremely stiff. This is not due to the CAT6 rating, this is due to being CCA (copper clad aluminum) rather than pure copper.These cables might be cheaper than alternatives, but be sure that this cost saving is worth having very stiff, hard to work with, cables for you. For me it was not even close. I value my time and the quality of the installation.

These cable are too stiff for my purposes, but since they are cheap, I'll keep them around. Quality seems ok.

Exactly what I needed to add my new server (Dell R220) into my rack. Just the right length.

Excellent produit