Cat 7 Flat Ethernet Cable 25ft Black, High Speed 10GB Shielded (STP) LAN Internet Network Cable-XINCA Ethernet Patch Computer Cable with Rj45 Connectors and 10pcs Adhesive Cable Clips

This cable is perfect for a long run along white walls and ceilings, where running through an attic or crawlspace isn't an easy option. It's also the perfect cable for running under carpets, being very flat and pretty wide. I give the cable itself 5 stars, but I'm deducting one star for the sticky clips that aren't very sticky. The clips are great for perfectly straight runs, where there's no strain on the clips at all, but as soon as you run around a corner, twist the cable at all (e.g. to facilitate a right-angle turn), or away from a wall, the pressure, no matter how mild, tends to pull the clip off the wall within a few days. Some of the clips stick better than others, but I threw away quite a few before I found ones that mostly worked near corners. The adhesive won't leave behind a residue, but it also doesn't stick very well.

Finally I have found a seller who's product meets and exceeds the description. My 15 year old CAT5 cable stopped working. The 15 year old cable that I made met the CAT5 specs; 24awg solid copper, correct twist ratio, and other simple things. Since I did not have any of the 1000ft spool left or crimping tools I had to buy a manufactured one. Simple I thought. However...have had to return over 10 cables from other sellers. First I ordered CAT5e. What I received were cables from a few sellers were cables that couldn't meet CAT3 standards (phone line cables). So next I tried buying CAT6 cables. I assumed that at least they would meet CAT5 specs. I was wrong, sad, and disappointed that every cable was *AT THE BEST* cheap and misleading in description, or didn't work at all. So I tried CAT7. These cables worked exactly as described: no dropped data, 10gb/s. Simple to install. Neither wrangling or tangling. Thank you "XINCA" for ending a networking nightmare. Does anyone know how to become a Stone Temple Pilot? (edited by a friend...who used to be an editor).

I used this cable to provide wired ethernet to an upstairs location in my house. I didnt have the option of fishing the cable up and through the walls, so running it along baseboards and up wall trim moldings was the only solution. I was delighted to find that this cable is just rigid enough to lay perfectly flat along straight runs, yet flexible to make sharp 90° bends around corners without kinking or splitting. It's also thin enough to wedge between carpeting and baseboards without having to peel the carpet back at all. The included self adhesive clips worked fine on painted woodwork and even a stretch of wall paper. I also used small slivers of double sided foam tape here and there to make the installation look tidy where the cable couldnt be easily hidden. Signal transfer is just fine- also seems to resist interference from adjacent cables and power cords. Over all I'm very pleased with this cable and vendor.

I have been very weary of ordering one of these online but I took a chance and it works perfectly for work! I tested cord immediately and it works awesome. The pieces used to neatly hide cords aren’t really that great but I made them work for me. I went through 5 of them before I got them how I wanted them set out. My recommendation would be to put the clips on the cord first before you remove the adhesive paper once you decide where you want it then you remove the paper and place it down. Don’t attempt to remove or it will become useless hence the 5 I had to replace!

Bought this cable when setting up my home office during pandemic. The cable used to connect Dell D6000 USB C docking station to Asus Router which is in a different room.The slim profile of the cable was very convenient and easy to setup, used some adhesive cable pins to secure the cable in place and the whole thing took less than hour to setup. Speedtests showed about 700 - 800 Mbps down and 800 - 900 Mbps up, since the cable is connected to the router and docking station it was rarely touched unless in the past one year.Recently I started noticing slow internet and thought it was my laptop, my work recently replaced my HP to a brand new Dell and still experienced the same issue. Spent hours with my cable provider and noticed that am not getting more than 90 Mbps when connected to my docking station but get more than 700 Mbps when using wireless. While troubleshooting found that if I use a different cable connecting the router and docking station am getting 1.0Gbps LAN connection in the laptop but the laptop only connects 100 Mbps with this cable.I've switched to a different cable couple of weeks back and it connects at 1.0Gbps every time since then. Not sure when the cable failed but on a high side may be around 10 months and is absolutely not worth the money or time.

I ran this cat 7 cable for a camera security system with IP cameras that are power over Ethernet (POE). Since the cameras are powered over the network cable, the cable needs to retain an appropriate charge over distance. So far this cable has worked flawlessly for me in 25ft, 50ft, and 100ft. I even had to get a separate extension male to female Ethernet cable to attach to one of the 25ft cables because I tried cutting it to close on measuring the distance and it still carries power to the camera perfectly.The flat configuration is also nice, although it wasn't critical for me. I did get nail-in clips to run the wire along an outside wall and it came out extra neat because the clips were made for flat wires.

A fantastic Ethernet cable to span those really long distances between a room and the router. Its flat, ribbon-like, cable is perfect for stapling down on wooden surfaces but also works perfectly with the included clips. Only downside of the clips though is that rougher or unclean surfaces will cause them to fall off, although having the ability to remove the cable at any time is a handy feature.Upgrading from a Cat 6 cable, I noticed a much smoother response from the router. Where before there was an intermittent transition, now there is a constant and steady flow. Speed tests also showed an increase, which was a nice surprise as I was now getting what I paid my internet provider for.

Not much improvement in regards to speeds and consistence in compared to wifialso the clips they provide are not 40 more like 20 and thats if they decide to stick (i did dust my walls before applying )ProsLooks cleanEasy to hide with clipsConsnot much improvement compared to wificlips arent 40 as shownclips wont stick

Connection goes off as if the cable is not connectedI barely used it and this happended

These cables are terrible. The only selling point is that they're flat (easy to hide/run along walls). They break so easy and are also susceptible to interference. Plus, I have a hard time believing that they're actually Cat 7. I had numerous games and Zoom/Discord calls drop because of them. The issues went away when we purchased better cables from Canada Computers.Tl;dr Spend a little extra and get a decent cable. Otherwise, you'll be replacing it before long. You may as well just light your money on fire.

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  Excellent product! Now I'm able to get the full 1gb connect from Shaw. It has the double speed if compare to my WiFi connection. Pretty easy to install and looks pretty good! The material looks to be strong and durable.

I needed this to connect my work computer. My router is in the living room and my office is just down the hall. This works great! The flat cable looks sleek along the baseboard which is attached with the little stick on clips provided. Super easy to install. I wanted a cable that wasn’t very visible and that we wouldn’t trip over. Making the cable “turn corners” into other room was easy and it stay in place. I highly recommend.