BUSOHE Cat 8 Ethernet Cable 30 FT, 40Gbps 2000Mhz High Speed Flat Cat8 Cable Patch Cord with Gold-Plated RJ45 Connector, LAN Network Internet Cable with 15 Clips for Router/Gaming/Computer, S/FTP

This cat 8 either cable 30 ft cord is wonderful. I have other people plugged into the same modem that I'm using and my speed of transferability and upload etc are phenomenal. It's a really good quality it's flat not round which makes a difference in the speed I was told. It does have the gold plated ends and they lock in so you don't have to worry about them sliding out. The picture does show you exactly what it is and how it looks. It comes with some little wall clamps so that you can tack it to the wall if you need to I ran mine through the attic but it's great I work customer service and I have higher speed in every way than I did with the other either cord.

Have this working at 10 GPS and works well, Not sure if it could do 40 GPS.

I am not a professional in electrical or tech engineer, nor any other related profession, therefore this is not any personal advice, this is only from my own time related experience with the product. That being said do not depend on my information in regard to professional advice, rather if need be inquire from a professional before making your choice. Read instructions, read limitations, read any warranty information if provided. If it is necessary to have and you’re satisfied with everything give it a try. I highly recommend this company specifically in regard to this item. The BUSOHE Ethernet Cables are the way to go for myself. So far it has been stable connection. I specifically like the rating, and the design. The design with the male wiring and male fitting material for better conductivity, and the flat cable design and flexibility of the material to fit around tight corners. It also comes with 30 wall tacks, but you have to have either some near accurate skills to not hammer your finger or a very excellent tool to attach the tacks to your areas without coming close to puncturing the cable while keeping a good and snug fit.

Works great Nicky packed and has high speed on demand. The cable is 75’ feet was just the right Length I needed to have. the cable coating seems like it’s really good quality. The light weight made it easy set up to drag through belly crawling through the attic.

So far so good... not expecting lightning fast speeds, but the product seems a bit stronger... one thing is that I cannot get a signal when running the cable off of my UPS at the moment .

Husband used this and was very happy with the purchase.

Excellent thanks

I have a 1-gig data subscription and replaced a ratty 50-foot Cat 6 cable with a 15-foot Cat 8 cable from the outside box to the inside router. Speed test instantly doubled from -350 Mbps to +750mps. I have a smart home with lights, speakers, locks, wireless HDMI, etc. Everything is faster. The TV is delivering 4K channels and much is shaper. I purchase a second 25-foot to line from the router to my office. Wow! Cat 8 is not overkill for residential.

After much searching this is the cheapest cable on Cat 7 and it is the only one with 60FT. I only have a 1GBPS connection so I cannot speak to its max speed but it does 1 GBPS just fine. considering this is cheaper than a Cat 6 cable it's already a absolute steal. Will update if I have longevity issues with this cable but for now, this is fantastic for how much you pay. If I had to pick a bone, I wish the nails were a little thinner so that it goes into the wall easier.

Cabo excelente, uma pena que não me atentei ao tamanho. São 30 polegadas, não 30 metros.

I recently upgraded my work-from-home workstation and purchased the Minisforum NAB6 mini-PC from Amazon. I highly recommend it for its premium features at a reasonable price. The PC comes with numerous ports and is packed in a small form factor. My internet service is currently with Rogers on a 1.5Gbps download speed and 50Mbps upload speed plan. When using this PC on Wi-Fi, I consistently achieve an average download speed of 400 to 500Mbps, which is quite impressive. However, I decided to improve the connection by using a direct Ethernet cable, opting for the Busohe CAT8. I am extremely satisfied with the results. With the Busohe CAT8 cable, I now consistently achieve an average download speed of 1200 to 1500Mbps. On days when Rogers has good coverage in my area, I even reach speeds of 1600Mbps to 1700Mbps. This is remarkable, especially considering that 6 to 7 devices are connected to the internet simultaneously. If you are using Bell fiber internet with a well-configured computer, I believe you will be even happier. I have been using this cable for almost a month now, running the flat white cable from my modem to my computer with the 40-ft Busohe CAT8. Since my apartment has white-painted baseboards, the setup looks incredibly clean, and the cable is almost concealed due to its similar color. The white clips provided with the cable have been very useful, and the flat cable easily bends around corners. The connectors are stable, and I have not encountered any problems so far. I highly recommend this product based on my positive experience with it.

I bought this to extend the 'range' of a security camera that's been installed. As you can see from the video, there is an existing cable run so I just place this on top of the existing one and it works fine for me. The quality of the connector appears to be rather decent (pic 4) and the cable itself is noticeably thicker than that of Cat6 (pic 5) that I have. I haven't got a chance to run a speed test and I'll update this once I get a chance to do so. If you only care about 'Internet' speed, these cables will be more than sufficient for your needs because Gigabit Internet service is NOT available for MOST of us here in Canada, unfortunately. Note that speed test via the Internet is NOT a good measure of the quality (speed) of these cables since everything in between (multiple network devices and cables) could skew the result. The best (and perhaps the only) way to obtain accurate results is to perform the test between 2 computers (with or without a switch). All in all, this is a decent Cat7 cable with good build quality overall and is particularly useful for a run along the ceiling/floor line (or in my case, partially wall line).

Great cables, the increase in network speed was noticeable after replacing the older CAT5e/CAT6 cables with these ones. However, due to its flat design, there are certain disadvantages compared to the traditional round ethernet cables, including poorer heat dissipation. My recommendation would be to use them only for short distances (3FT or so); for anything over 6FT you may want to consider using the conventional round cables instead.