LINKUP Cat 8 Ethernet Cable | Long Internet Cord | High Speed LAN Connection | RJ45 connectors | Use with Cat 5/ Cat 6/ Cat 7 | Optimal for Gaming

The Linkup Cat8 22 AWG Cables were very high quality and thick cables. I love how the seller included a paper copy of the Fluke DSX-8000 test results that were performed on the cable along with the cable to show that the cables were tested and successfully passed the test to be able to run at 40G 2ghz speeds. I would highly recommend these cables to anyone who wants good network cables.

The media could not be loaded. I bought the 100FT cable color black and since I want the best experience on the PC I decided on this brand since a thicker cable can give me more advantage especially since I use the PC to play online video games and the cable really looks very high quality. This is the second one I bought since the first one was very short but this time I bought the longest one they have to go far in my games 😆

excellent sound with this network cable. notice the difference with a longer length. very well made

I have some advice for those who believe wire is wire and everything digital is zeros and ones and there is no possible way that this cable could effect audio quality and that you have a PHD in electrical engineering from an Ivy League school.My advice to you is go find a different hobby. Seriously, because you must not enjoy your system very much considering how much time and energy your type wastes disputing what others can clearly hear.Now, could anyone hear a difference with this cable being in a double-blind comparison monitored by the United Nations if it were in your system? The answer is “NO” and that is because developing an exquisite system at a certain point becomes similar to peeling layers from an onion and those that can hear a difference enjoy that experience because up to that point they had thought there is no way their system could sound any better and yet they found something that sounds better and they are happy.Then some naysayer comes along and tries to prove that it is impossible for an Ethernet cable to make a difference. Well it does and I think it has to do with Cat 8 spec shielding and the solid strand wire which reduces the skin effect.And while I am at it the difference a power cable makes is because it serves to smooth the current and acts as a capacitor. Especially mine because I make them from Neotech single crystal wire which has no grain boundaries. Also, because copper wire, then brass, and the copper again causes eddy currents that are audible.Now your type is going to really go nuts when I tell you that my system is so refined that I heard a difference when I switched the faceplate on my Furutech GTX wall outlet to a Furutech carbon fiber faceplate. It has to do with vibrational energy.Anyway, I hope that the naysayers spend the rest of their lives refuting what I have written. Just at least allow your children or grandchildren to experience the incredible aural sensation that comes from a highly evolved system before you ruin what could be something very enjoyable to them.And one more thing and that is that I am never going to look at this post again. So if some naysayer thinks I have not replied because they had disproved me they will be wrong because this diatribe is meant for those who know that wire can make a difference. Now I will get back to enjoying my system.

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I would say this is a quality cable that fits the need for audiophile. I believe it is built for no interference and have solid structure to compete others.

Over the last two years, I’ve ordered numerous LinkUp Cat8 pre-terminated cables, and 4 rolls of Cat 8 un-terminated (but I still purchased their termination materials that I’ll install myself). The quality, and speeds are amazing. They do use the best Testing Equipment (Fluke) and provide the full page Fluke test sheet that matches the cable number you’ve purchased from LinkUp. I’ve received the test sheet with every cable I’ve purchased except one of the last two cables I ordered at the same time thru Amazon. Even though the two Cat8 cables were identical, apparently one was shipped to me from one Amazon facility in a LinkUp box (with the pre-packaged cable and test sheet). The second identical cable was in a ripped open plastic bag (the yellow cable was dirty and looked like it had been drug on the floor from the shelf to the shipping department!) that had been packed in an Amazon logo’ed shipping box. There was no test sheet. I searched for contact info to request the testing sheet from LinkUp. They have no customer service department you can speak with. I filled out their on-line form explaining what I needed (including their Cable number from the yellow Cat 8 I received from Amazon). I never received any correspondence from LinkUp with the testing results, or any explanation of perhaps they don’t archive the tests (even though my order was just placed last month). I was disappointed. I am re-wiring our whole house with Cat 8 and multimode fiber cable, so I’ve now ordered more fiber from another Amazon Seller. I wanted two custom made fiber cables (not available on Amazon or the web) so I searched the web, and located this Amazon Seller located two time zones later than mine. I called at 9:30am my time not realizing this company didn’t open until 10am my time. The owner however answered my call, let me spec out what I wanted custom made, and within 1-week I had my customer built fiber assemblies. That’s the kind of Customer Service I expect. The last 4 LinkUp cables I ordered thru Amazon, 2 of them were between $100-$200 each, and the last two were close to $100 each. For those prices, I expect better, at least a “form letter” response!

It's well built. Got it this morning and ran a quick set up and speed tests from modem to router and I'm getting full Gigabit speeds. Ran again from Xbox X from router and I went from sub 300 MBPS to 800+ MBPS download and 42 MBPS upload with 45ms. Quality? they're very well made on the outside and feel and function like outdoor quality protection. As it stands, they're true CAT 8 with quality in mind. about to buy a few more for basic cable running to other sides of the house.