Dacrown ROHANA Cat 8 Ethernet 50 ft Shielded

It worked with me, I’ve changed my cable from Cat5 to 8 and now the internet is very fast

I've been using this ethernet cable for over a year now, and I have to say that it's been great in terms of speed and durability. The transfer speeds are fast and reliable, and I haven't experienced any lag or drops in connection during my gaming and streaming sessions. The cable itself is also very durable and well-made, which is a definite plus. However, one issue that I've encountered is that the plastic clip that holds the cable in the port snapped after about a year of use. I didn't even move it around or out of the port much, so I was surprised that it broke so easily. Without the clip, the cable doesn't function properly, which is a major downside. - For a cable advertised as durable for all conditions, it definitely seems to uphold that, but maybe some efforts could be put into a revised clip. Overall, while this ethernet cable is great in terms of speed and durability, the plastic clip issue is a bit of a letdown. If you're willing to replace the cable every year or so, then it's still a solid option. However, if you're looking for a cable that will last longer, it may be worth investing in a higher-quality option.

Works good, very fast, just wish it white was the same price (i got white walls so black pops out a lot)

Overall, ethernet cable is a good investment for those who want a reliable, high-speed connection. They are well-made, durable, and future-proof, and they can significantly improve your internet speeds. The cables are available in a variety of lengths, so you can choose the one that is best for your needs. I purchased a 100ft cable. Cable was of high-quality materials and built to withstand heavy use. Almost compatible with a wide range of devices, including computers, routers, and gaming consoles. It can significantly improve your internet speeds, especially if you have a high-speed internet plan or you're using a Wi-Fi backhaul for your wifi mesh system. If you are looking for a reliable, high-speed ethernet cable, I recommend these cables. They are a good value for the price and will provide you with years of trouble-free use. Also, be aware not to bend them too sharply or yank them out of the wall as it may compromise signal integrity. Make sure to choose a cable that is the correct category for your needs. Cat5e cables are sufficient for most home networks(generally 1 gig upto few ft. For 25-50 ft, go for cat 6, 75-150 ft go for cat 8 and above 150ft you're better off using a fiber. Official numbers are different from practical use.), but if you have a high-speed internet plan, you may want to consider a Cat6(upto 10 gig) or Cat8 cable(upto 40gig). If you are going to use a long ethernet cable, you may need to use a signal booster(e.g switch) to ensure that the signal remains strong. However, I strongly recommend going the fiber route. Fiber optical cables are expensive and are of different kinds but will provide the best results.

Good speed and have had no issues after using for a while now.

I picked up the Dacrown Cat8 Ethernet cable and it’s been working flawlessly. The build quality feels solid and the cable is surprisingly flexible, which makes routing it around my desk super easy. Connection speed is excellent – I’ve noticed zero lag while gaming and streaming in 4K, which is exactly what I needed. The length is perfect for my setup, and the connectors fit snugly without any wiggle. Overall, it’s a simple product that does exactly what it promises. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a high-speed, reliable Ethernet cable.