Rapink Patch Cables Cat6a 7ft (10 Pack) Slim, Cat6a Ethernet Patch Cable 10G Support, Snagless Cat 6 Patch Cable for Patch Panel to Switch, Flexiable Cat 6a Ethernet Cable with Gold Plated

Très Slim

I've ordered these "Rapink" cables in 3 different lengths for short patching connections. Absolutely no issues with connectivity and the slim design makes it easier to manage the cables in a tight enclosure, which is my application.

ケーブルにCat6Aではなく、Cat6Eの表記で非常に心配になりましたが、通信テストを行ったところ、10Gpbsの速度が出ることを確認しました。パッチケーブルとして利用したいと思います。ケーブルも柔らかく取り回しはしやすいと感じました。

I have a 24 port switch (technically 28 ports since I am using the SFP connectors). I need 12 1' cables and 12 0.5' cables, however my choices are either 10 of each or 24 of each, which means I'll be short 4 or have a surplus of 24. The majority of switches that I have seen are 24 port switches, or 48 port. I haven't come across 10 or 20 port switches so the decision to have a 10 pack is a bit strange.However, the product description does clearly have the quantity listed and I knew what I was getting so I'm not going to deduct a star for that. As far as cable quality goes, these are working fine and are very easy to work with. They are thinner (with a diameter of about 3.5mm) than your typical network cable (the others I have are about 6mm in diameter) which means they're easier to maneuver and plugin and offer a "cleaner" look since it doesn't have bulky cables taking up more space.I am pleased with these cables and ended up ordering 3 10 packs in order to accommodate my needs. Overall, been pleased with these cables.

I'm using these cables to connect a laptop and other gear in a couple of music/PA racks. They are just the right combination for my needs: 1) thin and light; 2) very flexible; and 3) well built. Also, the price was very reasonable. I'm using one of them to replace a right-angle CAT6 cable, and a couple of other brands didn't fit because they were either a) not flexible enough; or b) had too long of a strain relief. This one not only suits the need, but it's small and flexible enough to tie it off to the side of the case (see photo). I can't speak to the 10G operation because this network is strictly 1G. I'd say, "I'll be back to buy more," but I still have 5 spares!