BlueRigger CAT 8 Outdoor Ethernet Cable - 25FT (RJ45, 40Gbps, 2000MHz, Weatherproof, UV Resistant CAT8 Internet Cable) High Speed LAN Network Cable - Compatible with Game Consoles, HDTV, Router, PC

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I live in a area where they layed brand new fiber optic lines for the entire neighborhood because one company here is basically a monopoly and only other option is to have satellite Internet such as starlink which can be quite expensive, nonetheless I have a fiber optic box going directly into my living room so I thought to upgrade all my hard wiring to the router and my wiring from the router to the nearby devices. I've read that with cat8 cables to achieve full max speed without loss, that the cable needs to be within 30meters or less. So that it doesn't lose it's speed over distance,but others like cat7 n cat 6e have a larger distance while keeping it's speed at max. With my Internet provider I have a whopping 4GB/perS and I wanted to keep that speed just like it enters the home through the fiber optic box without loss, and as it goes into my massive wifi router. The cat8 cable is the only way it can achieve that without problem as the cable can easily send 40gb/ps at 2000mhz as long as it's under 30 meters in length. The cable itself is 75feet which I feel is playing it safe for the cable, and that's totally fine.(I would make /do the same) The cable has gold connections and is decently thick. When I hooked it up and took out the cat7 cable I could see the results almost instantly, and not just on my device, on all the devices in the house it seemed faster, processing faster and showing results faster than before. Lightning speed I must say. Overall I'm very happy with this cable and I'm looking forward to changing all cables that I can, as long as it stays within max performance and length. The price is great compared to others selling the same cable btw I totally recommend!

I hate that I have to run my cables outdoors but my house here in Florida was built like a little kid uses blocks...in phases and the sections don't connect well SO I have to run almost everything outside. Florida. Sun. Heat. Humidity and worse UV. It's a killer combination so the cables have to be good. I have my core set up in the garage and the remote switch in the office so between the two it's about 50 feet give or take. I have had to purchase spools of outdoor UV rated CAT6 because the CAT8 was waaaaaayyy to expensive but it was nice to get a rated CAT8 cable that works and doesnt break the bank. I'm running a full duplex 2Gbps fiber connection to the internet so I wanted to upgrade the switch to switch connection to 2Gbps which means bonding ports...and having a couple of solid outdoor UV rated CAT8 cables was so much nicer than having to buy another spool. I'm getting an easy 2 Gbps from switch to switch at 50' using these and while I dont need 10Gbps yet I also remember saying I'd never need more than 1 Mbps so...in time I will end up upgrading but I wont need to run new cable because these are future proofed up to 10Gbps...and some day up to 40Gbps since it's under ~75'. This is the best deal I have seen for an outdoor UV rated CAT8 cable hands down. WELL worth the money.

I'm completing my Starlink install and needed a really tough & really well shielded cable to get from my Starlink dish receiver device just a little longer... This awesome cable, combined with a Cat8 inline coupler, gave me the 100' of extension I needed to span our attic space in our home - effectively doubling the length of our existing cable. A before and after bandwidth test revealed that we didn't miss a single packet in the impromptu lengthening job. Sure, a cable of this quality is probably overkill to the extreme if you're being practical. When I spend $600 on a home system, I really want the best cables to go with it. Do it right once, I say 😉 Now if you're running a server with multi gigabyte bandwidth, this would be a sure thing. The integral, molded on strain relief and the visibly rugged & shielded RJ45 connector tell you about the quality of the actual electrical connection. Of course there is the snagless release guard to add additional protection while pulling/routing this cable. The outer diameter measures .2480~.2505. While being a flexible cable, it certainly isn't prone to getting a kink, it more than a hard yank to kink it! I think it's a very good cable for the price point and perfect for applications where reliability is of great importance. My thanks to the folks at BlueRigger. My data stream is in good hands. Two thumbs up!

This cable is made of very rugged, thick material with a pleasing weight to it. Unlike a lot of "outdoor" cables with thin-feeling plastic jackets this is thicker and has a firmness to it that seems made to last- you can tug and pull on this and it does not give or stretch at all. Data transmission was reliable and error-free, which I verified by doing several large file transfers and then checking their hash values against the originals. Speeds easily reached around 123MB/s each direction, the most my gigabit router can support. PoE function was able to handle each of the three different security cameras I tried it with, I never had dropouts or reboots caused by cable issues. For a weather-resisting cable to run outdoor PoE cameras you need something sturdy and reliable, and this has so far impressed me as being both. I have been disappointed by thin, weak cables with cheap jackets before, and this instantly feels like it's on a whole other level from them. Data speeds and integrity never once gave me problems. I am quite satisfied and think this is an excellent choice for demanding networking needs.

I needed a new ethernet cable for outdoor use and figured I would give this one a try. Right away you notice that the thickness of the wire. It is much more rigid than a standard ethernet cable, so it should hold up a lot better. I don't have it in direct sunlight, but I suspect it will hold up fine to any elements you subject it to. I am curious how the ends will hold up. They seem to have the same little plastic piece that hold all ethernet cables in and eventually break off and your cable falls out. I'm not sure if this will happen to these. My speeds are around 300mps and this cable doesn't have a problem making sure I get everything I pay for at both ends. It is also nice knowing that it will should I increase the speeds, this cable will be able to handle it.

The price had me worried a little but as it is so reasonable I thought it surely wouldn't perform as advertized. It most certainly does. I have a 2Ghz fiber optic internet connection and was using CAT^ cable and simply couldn't get past 1.5Ghz. Had the service provider out twice to verify it was working properly. It was. I switched to this new cable and I have a full 2Ghz now. The cable itself is a little thicker than normal, solid and secure gold plated connectors and I have NO doubt it's waterproof - as long as there are no holes or cuts in it. Outstanding deal on this quality cable. Unbeatable price and very easy to recommend. I'm getting more of this.

The 75' cable I received measures true to length and works well, though I didn't test the CAT 8 speed results. The durable outdoor-rated sheathing is noticeably thicker, stiffer and harder than typical indoor cables, so its flexibility is not quite as good, though no worse than other outdoor cables I've used. The metal-reinforced connectors are also high quality, plus include a plastic tab to protect against snagging when pulled through tight spots. This pure copper (as opposed to cheaper copper-clad aluminum) cable represents a solid value at the current price, especially in longer lengths.