Rapink Patch Cables Cat6 1ft (24 Pack), Ethernet Patch Cable 10G, Cat 6 Patch Cable for Patch Panel to Switch, Flexiable Cat 6 Ethernet Cable with Gold Plated Black

These Cat6 patch cables are excellent! All 24 worked perfectly right out of the box, with strong connections and no signal issues. The 3ft length is ideal for keeping things neat and organized. Great value for anyone setting up or expanding a network.

These Rapink Cat6 patch cables are just what I needed. They’re high quality, with flexible wiring and gold-plated connectors that feel solid and reliable. Installation was a breeze, and I haven’t had any issues with connectivity or speed. They’re also short enough to keep things neat in my setup, which I appreciate. A great deal for a bulk pack—highly recommend!

great cables

Works well, a little bigger than I expected but still just fine. Flexibility is good enough for what it needs to do. Happy with the look.

No issues with any of the cables, 24 pack comes in one large plastic bag, not individual bags for each cable which is nice. Just note that these are 26AWG cables, not the usual 24AWG, and not the "slim" 28AWG. It's stated in the listing, but easy to miss. I needed longer cables to get my rack further away from the patch panel - these cables are coiled fairly tight which leads to some extra work trying to get them straight and bundled together neatly.

I run a lot of PoE and didn’t wanna go with dinky thin cable. These cables work perfect for my use and the cost was unbeatable. No issues with the advertised speeds either.

These are good quality cables construction wise as far as materials and functionality is concerned. All of them link at full gig speeds and work perfect in our network. I prefer boot-protected patch cables but some boots are either too stiff or doesn’t allow your thumb to release the lock tab. I like the design of these boots on these cables which is one of the reasons why I picked them.However I happened to take a closer look and noticed the lengths of these 6” patch cables vary. Probably not enough to affect a patch between a switch and a patch panel but it’s worth noting. See included photo for reference. I noticed upwards of a half inch +/- difference depending on the cable I grabbed from the bag.

These worked quite well when rewiring main switch station