Rosewill RCW-50-CAT7-BK 50 ft. Cat 7 Black Shielded Twisted Pair (S/STP) Networking Cable

Pros: Am using this to transmit S-Video to a projector, and it works flawlessly. Paired with a StarTech SVIDUTPEXT I am able to get the best video quality out of the old video mixer we are using. Love the shielding since it is run next to a bunch of lights \ equipment.

Cons: It gave me a dirty look when I opened the bag...

Overall Review: Been very happy with Rosewill STP CAT-7 cables. They are starting to redeem themselves after several dead products purchased in the past.

Pros: Very nice high quality cable. Feels very sturdy. Gold connectors are a +. I can't really say that I noticed a particular speed increase in my current modem to router connection, but I wasn't really expecting too. I wanted something shielded and nicer than the cable they give you in the box. This is definitely that cable. For the price you can't really beat it. 7ft is plenty long for what I am using it for

Cons: None that I can think of. As long as it lasts a long time I'll be happy. (So far so good)

Pros: fast, solid built and better then cat6

Cons: noda

Overall Review: I purchased 6 of these cable to use for HD ip cameras. well I purchased to many and decided to test the ones i not using. I replacing the expensive over priced cat6 shielded cables I had connected from modem to router and to to AP and WOW. if you think cat6 is good you don't know. first I have tried hundreds of cat cables in my time and always upgrading to the newest. I must say these are by far the best I used to date. there just a tad faster then cat6 as the cat6 was faster then cat5, yet these cat7 cable seem to be errorless, thus downloads and file transfers are faster and with out drops in speed and online surfing never misses a beet. these cables are much higher quality than expected and surpass the patch cables used industrially. good price too depending on the length of the cable like 1/10 to 1/100 less for cat7 then what I paid for my cat6 cables. go for it

Pros: It works, not too stiff for being shielded, matches the wall so it's not too obvious.

Cons: None

Overall Review: Replacing all the CAT5 with CAT7.

Pros: Shielded CAT7 cable with gold pins. Worked out of the bag. Will buy more.

Cons: It's not as flexible and a little hard to work with, but that's due to the shielding so it's to be expected.

Overall Review: Normally I wouldn't use shielded cable at lengths under 100'. But at this price why not? Works great to connect my PlayStation 2 to my PC from 25' away.

Pros: Excellent cable and performs well. This cable is exactly what it is said to be: A patch cable. If you are looking for a cable to reach across the room then this is not your cable. Spend 50 cents more and get the 7 foot cable. If you have a home or business network that runs more than one router of switch then this cable is designed to do just that and great for that task.

Cons: None

Overall Review: Other Thoughts: Do not purchase this cable to connect your computer to a router or switch unless you are sure that the distance between them is no more than 2 feet away, not three; there needs to be some slack. Most of all remember that this cable is supposed to be used as a patch cable, not a standalone cable. If you need additional footage to connect a cable from point A to B then this cable and a RJ45 Inline Coupler and the connection can be made.

Pros: It's Black, long and oh, wrong review. The Rosewill 100-Foot Cat 7 is a great Ethernet cable. I ran it from my basement all the way upstairs to the kitchen, with cord to spare. I'm glad I got the 100ft over the 50ft. I had decided to staple the cable along the walls floors up the stairs and over a door, it looks great but here's a tip, DON'T use staples. Even though it worked after I pulled the staple out, yours may not. Good Bye wireless gaming. No more major packet loss here!

Cons: None

Overall Review: That smell when you first remove it from the packaging, mmm. Just be sure to wash you hands :D

Pros: Heavily shielded - these are run on top of and around metal ductwork, copper water pipes, bundles of electrical wiring and coax cable ... no detectable degradation on 200 feet of this backbone of Cat7 ethernet. They work at full rated capacity, at the least. My router & switch combination wired specs at 1000/2000 Mbit/sec, and I have no way to test at higher capacity. Everything runs at the top end of my other system specs ... so, these cables provide no bottleneck. Snagless connectors are gold-plated and robust. Unimaginable that they can fail under normal use. White - important for aesthetics. Very unobtrusive & easy to blend into environment.

Cons: None. Cable is slightly stiff and thick compared to normal Cat5e. Completely expected due to shielding. Does not create any problems; it can still be molded (carefully!) into tight corners. Connectors are robust, so allowing for an inch or two of extra clearance is a Good Idea when plugging them in to avoid unnecessary stress on your ethernet sockets. What will I do with several hundred feet of Cat5e cables now?

Overall Review: Purchased 100 foot and two 50 foot coils w/ 30% discount coupon. One run direct from FiOS connection to Gbit/wireless router, one run from router to second Gbit/wireless router and one run from first router to Gbit switch - entire house running at Gbit wired speeds and 450/450 wireless, about 15 computers & devices, with no bottlenecks, conflicts or slowdowns anywhere. Big Happy for everyone. =) 200 feet of superior Cat7 to run through an environment heavy with electrical and other metal interference for under $45, delivered, in under 48 hours. I want to have seks with deals like this. ;-) It may sound trivial, but the white really did turn out to be important. Nice NOT to have bright red or yellow or green or blue cables visible. Have others in black that are good alternative. On separate purchase, obtained ~250 feet of Cat6e cables in various lengths for runs/device connections that require less shielding.