C2G 09600 RJ12 6P6C Straight Modular Cable, Silver (14 Feet, 4.26 Meters)

In the end, it took me a few years to find out why my DSL speeds have always been so awful, but after doing some much overdue research I came up with a solution. Cable protected by a shield. It's a high-quality cable that is very stiff, so you might have to work with it for a while in order to get it where you want For those who cannot find a telephone jack locally and have a long run between where their modem is located and where the telephone jack is, this is an ideal solution. The upload and download speeds for my internet have increased after I connected directly from my NID (Network Interface Device) on the outside of my home to my modem. There is no buffering or warnings from the providers anymore, so I can stream HD movies. The shielded cable being used here is a shielded telephone cable (RJ11), not a LAN cable (Cat 5, 6, etc. ) If you are still using telephone cable and you have DSL, stop using it, order it, and install it. We are confident that you will be satisfied.

Esteban BIRCH

| Feb 04, 2021

I was able to use it perfectly. Despite using the shorter green cord that came with the router, my speeds are a little higher than when I used the original green cord. I wanted to mount my router in a central position in my house, on a wall that I wanted to mount towards the ceiling. I needed this cable to do that. I was 50 feet from my wall jack, but I didn't have a cord. Although I was able to connect to the router with it, and my devices could see the router, I was still receiving a message that said my Internet connection was failing. At first, I tried buying just a regular 50' phone cord, but it did not work. In the end, I found out that this is because regular phone cords, when used for long distances, are susceptible to interference from other devices. It is not possible to isolate an Internet connection so that it is not subjected to such interferences by using regular phone cords that lack shielding and wiring. However, rather than hindering its functioning in any way, this cord is protected from outside dangers, even when in close proximity to electrical cords such as power cords and Ethernet cables for my DirecTV and other gadgets. The cord is made of good wires, it has plenty of shielding, and it has There are no visible flaws in it. It looks more like a network cable than a phone line. It is really well built. In this case, as soon as I connected my phone line with this plug to replace my old one, everything started working! All of my Apple products, my Fire stick, my phones, and my PCs. ADT security cameras and my Ring doorbell are both linked to the same account. When I tested speed with my router, I found that I was getting much faster speeds with this cord as opposed to what was available with the original short green cord.

Halle Haney

| Sep 19, 2020

The customer is Century Link DSL. A shielded cable was instead of the standard green phone line cable provided with the initial installation. If your DSL modem is near a spaghetti of wiring, shielded cable may not be necessary. However, if you work in the industrial electrical field, shielded cabling may be a good idea. You can add EMI and RFI power filters to the DSL modems' power lines and shielded CAT5/6 cables on all connections going out of the modem, and you will have the best conditions to help you improve the DSL signal at It is sometimes difficult to get a good signal over DSL, so I recommend you take any and all precautions you can to help ensure the best signal possible.

Paola MAHMOOD

| Mar 05, 2021

The extension cord I received from AT&T allows me to move my modem around my home office. I needed a modem that was further away from where the short cord was. Allows are provided by T. After purchasing a 25' cable from Fry's Electronics, I had no luck connecting to my ISP with this cable. The 25' cable I bought from Amazon worked very well, and a couple minutes after swapping out the cable, I was back online. According to Speedtest. net, my DL speed was 50 Mb. With this connection, I were able to get 73 Mbps (I have a 40 Mbps plan), which means I did not lose any performance. There is no comparison between this cable and the ugly green cable of AT&T At both ends, RJ11 plugs and T seem to be sturdy. The product I purchased was exactly what I wanted.

Elsa Page

| Oct 25, 2020

This cable is manufactured with poor quality control and since I had to put it back together after taking mine apart, I had to cut the cable apart. It would have taken me four sweaty, angry hours to remove everything needed to replace the cable, so I had to spend 2x the cost of it in my attempt to repair Investing my time and money in these two areas was my choice. This item I purchased to use for solar setup. I buried it deeply in a nest of electronics, with the assumption that when it was time to use it, it would work. In the event that it did not, my initial assumption was that it was a problem with my devices, for no respectable company would sell faulty telephone cables, but I was A picture of the connections can be found in the attachment. The telephone cable on the left has four wires, Green, white-green, orange, and white-orange, but you can barely see them. Likewise, white green and green are together a pair of stranded wires, while orange and white orange are together another pair of wires. They are separated so as not to interfere with the other colors. In order for the white green/green and white orange/orange to work together, they should be crimped together into the cable. It turns out that the cables were not crimped properly, and my order was Green, Orange, White Green, White Orange. Because of this, in my electrical setup, the cables wouldn't have worked. They might have worked if they weren't surrounded by other electronics, I'm not sure. My wiring setup is so deep into my electrical setup that after cutting the ends off and crimping them in the proper sequence, these cables work perfectly. I cannot express enough how frustrated I was when I realized the cable was faulty after putting this so deeply into my The only reason Chinese made products are so big a deal is probably because of this.

Abby Berger

| Sep 01, 2020