Recently, I had a 1Gb fiber Internet connection installed. While the upgrade was exciting, only one computer was truly benefiting from the full speed. To extend that advantage to my office laptop, I needed a long Ethernet cable. After some research, I discovered that slim Cat6 cables—specifically the 100-foot versions—were actually cheaper than traditional round Ethernet cables. Since slim cables still use twisted pairs (just laid out side-by-side with slightly less insulation), I figured it was worth trying. Plus, the slim design had some extra appeal (smiles). When the cable arrived, I was immediately impressed. It’s very slim, flat, and far more flexible than my other flat cables. Honestly, it was kind of fun unwinding it from the box—it felt almost like handling a ribbon rather than a cable. The 100-foot length ended up being the perfect choice for my setup, giving me just the right amount of slack depending on how I ran it. Originally, I planned to run the cable under the carpet (a much shorter and more hidden path), but once I had it in hand, I realized the flat, white design had another advantage: it blended perfectly with my baseboards. Instead of hiding it under flooring, I was able to run it neatly along the lower edge of the walls and around door frames without it standing out. No need to drill holes for passthroughs or invest in bulky floor cable protectors—this cable hides beautifully in plain sight. A box of about 35 cable clips was included, which made the installation neat and professional-looking. Just a quick note: when using the clips, be careful not to overtighten and pinch the cable. Take your time, and it’s a breeze to set up. Once installed, I still had about 4 feet of extra cable left over. I plugged it in, and boom—everything just worked. All indicator lights were green. My laptop’s connection is now rock solid: latency is practically nonexistent, downloads are lightning fast, and buffering during video streams is gone. I ran multiple speed tests to verify, and sure enough, I’m getting every bit of speed that I’m paying for. Overall, for the price, this is a fantastic long Ethernet cable—quality build, excellent performance, and it maintains full data integrity. I was so impressed that I immediately ordered two additional 35-foot slim Cat6 cables to replace some old bulky ones elsewhere in my setup. It’s so satisfying to have a fast, reliable network and keep things looking clean and uncluttered. Highly recommend!

Recently, installed 1Gb fiber Internet, but only one computer could benefit from the speed. The cost of the slim Cat 6 cable at 100’ was cheaper than the regular ‘round’ ethernet cables so one was ordered to connect the office laptop. After all, slims are still twisted pairs, just paired side-by-side buddy style and with a little less insulation (smiles). The cable that arrived is definitely slim, flat and flexible and thinner than my other flat. I do have to admit it was fun unwinding it from the box to use. Anyway, the 100 feet length was a good choice for my distance and it left me with footage left over depending on configuration. As things would have it, I forgot that instead of running the cable under the carpet (a much shorter distance), there are some things that the slim cable can do more effectively than the round ethernet. Namely, to operate in plain site. The cable being flat & white blends in perfectly with my baseboards. I had the footage to go around the lower baseboards of the walls and up/down the door frames into my office. The cable is now hidden in plain sight without having to drill holes in the wall for a pass through or use cable protectors on the floor. You will need to be careful when installing the cable clips (a box of 35 was included) to avoid damaging or pinching, but otherwise it’s a breeze. The cable is now hidden in plain sight. This solution left me with approximately 4 feet left over. From the moment it was plugged in, it worked and all lights green. I have great signal quality. Latency is practically nil and buffering is a thing of the past. I went ahead and ran a few tests, and it confirmed download/upload speeds and reliability consistent to what is being charged. Overall, this is a great price for a super long, quality build, fast ethernet cable that maintains data integrity. I am very happy with performance of this cable and it’s ability to “hide” that I have ordered 2 additional (each 35 feet) to replace regular ethernets that can now be hidden. Go for it!

This is a network cable, so really the only questions are cost and reliability of data transfers. And this cable seems to do well on both fronts. From the standpoint of cost this cable was purchased for around $10, which was noticeably cheaper than the other 35 foot network cables I was looking at (many of the other 35 foot cables were $20 or more). And considering where the computer and nearest network switch were located, I needed I network cable that was at least 35 feet in length (to switch my newest computer from WiFi to wired networking). From the standpoint of performance, the cable worked fine from the moment I plugged the cable into both the new computer (a Raspberry Pi 500) and the gigabit switch I had on the other side of the room. And when I did an internet speed test (on the Pi 500), I found that the Pi was now getting the full speed of my home internet (which was noticeably faster than I was getting with WiFi)! So at least during my initial tests, this cable seems to be doing a good job of transferring the network data. NOTE: When I first unpacked this cable, I was surprised to discover that the cable is noticeably smaller/thinner than most network cables I've bought/used in the past. And this may mean that the cable maker used smaller/thinner wires to save money. But if so, this "cost savings" doesn't seem to affect data transfer performance, at least during my initial tests. So unless the cable develops reliability problems over time, I'm personally happy with using this cable to give my Pi 500 fully wired internet.

J'avais quelques doutes quant à la fiabilité d'un câble aussi long et aussi fin, et pourtant! Je l'ai utilisé pour remplacer mes CPL reliant ma Freebox server à ma Freebox TV. CPL qui étaient pourtant déjà de qualité (pas les freeplugs) mais dont le fonctionnement était aléatoire. L'installation du câble le long du mur (juste au dessus de la plainte) est aisée: les attaches sont fournies, le câble étant plat, il se plaque presque tout seul. J'ai juste mis quelques gouttes de colle par-ci par là pour être sûr qu'il ne se décolle pas. Et le signal est sans faille. J'aurais dû acheter ça depuis longtemps.

I recently bought this Jadaol Cat6 Ethernet cable, and I’m seriously impressed. It was super easy to work with — the flat design made it simple to run along baseboards and through tight spaces without any hassle. I also appreciated the included cable clips for a clean setup. Speed-wise, it performs flawlessly. I ran multiple speed tests and consistently got fast, stable connections with zero drops. Perfect for gaming and streaming, and I can definitely see the benefit of the pure copper and gold-plated connectors. Great quality for the price — I’d definitely buy again!

Used for very short length of Cat6 cable requirements. works great

L'ho comprato perché ho visto sul la sua descrizione che le curve ne faceva in maniera piatta. Ma io le ho provate in tutte le maniere ma un po' di curva accennata la fa, ma non a 90° se non è larghissima.

Very poor quality. Most cables in the 6 pack were defective and did not work. Purchased these for meeting rooms to fit the aesthetic and have flexible cables. The cables also seem very delicate.