Monoprice Cat6 Ethernet Patch Cable - Snagless, Stranded, 550MHz, UTP, CMR Rated, 28AWG, 30 Feet, White - SlimRun Series

well made and very flexible for those difficult tight runs

Used for connecting another PC in my house. Connector quality is excellent, and these are snagless without the annoying rubber boots. Nice thin cable makes it easy to route. Never had any technical issues with the Monoprice cables, we use these at work too, and every single one has passed testing on our Fluke LinkIQ.

Original Monoprice cables. Very good quality. Bought 6 of them for all my entertainment systems. :) . Love it.

I have purchased this cable many times, and also installed this in my walls over a year ago based on the CMR rating. I noticed that the casing has no CM or CMR rating printed on it. In the past I have always seen this printed on rated cables. However, there is a UL rating printed on the jacket (E467139). I looked up the code on the UL site, and it is a certification used for both CM and CMR rated cables. Both codes are in wall rated. I used the UL search that does not require an account, so I can't drill down more. For home in wall use CM is usually adequate, and I have no reason to believe the CMR rating is incorrect. You should not be concerned about any issues with home inspectors if you installed this cable in your walls. There was a recall for select batches of the Monoprice 23AWG CMR Cat6 cable that uses the same UL rating, but this IS NOT that cable, so don't be concerned/confused. Overall I have been very happy with these cables and use them both for work and at home. They are my go to cable for Cat6 wiring these days. I love the smaller size / flexibility, and have had no issues so far. I don't use POE, but was curious about POE over 28AWG since it is becoming popular for some of the new home network devices, and recently did some research. It turns out this cable should be good for POE, POE+ (30w), and the 60W POE++ in most cases (POE++ 100W appears to be a no go for now for other code reasons). The only difference in POE rating vs 23AWG cables appears to be a bundle size limitation based on heat dissipation capabilities (that said, I would bundle no more than (12) 28AWG cables to be on the safe side). See TSB-184-A-1, an addendum to TSB-184-A for more info. The 550Mhz Cat6 rating on this cable shows it is good enough for 10G Ethernet, so I am happy to say that the in wall installation I did should be good to go for any expected uses for years to come.

I wanted to color code my network cables. This was perfect, and it's is a true 3 ft cable.