For its price, it is a very good choice. The cable does its job properly without problems.

Good quality for its money, I recommend it

Although the cable looks thick and seemingly stiff due to the external shielding, the pairs inside are flexible and thin compared to other outdoor and indoor cables I have worked with. It is definitely not copper but some other copper-coated alloy, which is evident when you strip it. However, for internet use, I haven't encountered any problems so far, which is why I gave it 4 stars. Time will tell how long this thick shielding will withstand the sun and rain

It looks quite good and durable, suitable for outdoor use. It is a bit stiff, but this is expected due to its reinforced construction for greater durability.

It looks excellent. I just installed it. It has an internal cross-divider to separate and protect the cables. The exterior seems durable for now. The quality of the copper is quite good, so a clear signal is transmitted, however, you should know that this particular cable is CCA even though it is not mentioned in the description. That means the cable is a copper and aluminum alloy, specifically 45% copper. Generally, among CCA cables, this is the most high-quality with a higher copper concentration. Obviously, if you want something more premium with 100% copper, the price of the corresponding cable is double…

For its price, very good, sturdy and of quality, it's just quite hard and not flexible.

Very solid cable. Does exactly as advertised. Just make sure you don't make the mistake of trying to use it indoors like I did. It doesn't bend easily since it is a very rigid cable.

I used it to run an external cable in a house that didn't have it installed internally. It has been working perfectly for 2 years now, even though it gets wet in many places and is exposed to the sun.

The cable is intended for outdoor use.
Very good product and quality.
Be careful, it is quite stiff internally and difficult for bending or coiling/uncoiling. If it gets tangled, it is a hassle to make it coiled again for storage.

For its price, 1st choice. If you don't have special requirements and want something economical, choose it. Note, its cables are single-stranded and generally stiff and not very flexible. I used it for auxiliary (black in the photo), second LAN or telephone.

Good for the price, it can just get easily tangled if you don't unwrap it at the beginning. Also, it's a bit stiff.
It did the job for me and works perfectly.

Indeed, it is quite good, zero losses at 100m and the material seems sturdy for outdoor use.

Update: Out of curiosity, I ran a speed test from PC to PC (connected with this cable of course) using the iPerf tool and the result surprised me: 960Mbps. Almost no losses from my Gigabit network.

(The cable has been exposed to weather conditions and possibly rodents for about 4-5 months)

Very good network cable for both outdoor and indoor use.
Despite its hard material, you can bend it.
It fits perfectly into RJ-45 connectors along with the outer casing.
Value for money!!!