Robust build quality and the extra shielding is nice aswell so no need for ferrite beads (in theory anyways). This way exceeds the 1gbit connections of the WRT3200ACM but I can eliminate the cable from being a potential restriction. Get these cables, you wont regret and I believe the seller must listen to past reviews, I recommend.I had an opportunity to open up the cable and see what’s inside (because I purchased this cable to strip ends and convert into two patch cables with keystone RJ45 female jacks at either end.) After the elastomeric tube there is a fairly thick braided RF shield. Under that is a copper ground wire and an aluminum sheet shield. Then under that, each of the two twisted pairs is wrapped in another aluminum + mylar shield, and of course each wire in the pair his it’s own elastomeric coating. All of this in a cable about the width of a Cat 5E cable. Really high quality. Haven’t yet purchased a 10G Switch to test performance, but it’s obvious this is a high quality cable. I purchased two more after I saw the craftsmanship.Great speeds !This is and excellent cable for high speed ethernet connection. It is robust and well made.Works great so far. Easy to route through my wall. Good fast signal for attached devices.The cable was exactly what I was looking for and works perfect! My internet processing speed is faster now! Thank you!Good product , made with 24 gauge wire instead of 26 gauge , makes for better signal for length of cable run .At the time of this review (29-Mar-2020), Amazon is shipping at 26AWG cable, rather than the stated 24AWG.More importantly, this cable was defective on arrival, and based on the way the RJ45 connector is constructed, I would bet others will have the same issue. Tolerances are important, and there's an extra plastic notch in the base of the connecter, and it appears their may be a slightly larger depth to the gold-plated wiring connectors. End result?Plugging this cable into a high-end Cisco switch yields NO link light. If you jam the cable in farther, and hold up, you get a solid link light. This is bad for sure, but what about data rates? Compared to my existing Cat6A cable, just running SpeedTest, the numbers look very bad (especially Uploads are 80% off of normal). Data behavious is weird too, with high bitrates, followed by big dips in transfer rates.Bottom line: a defective cable. Look for another manufacturer.