I use it to connect two houses together... in a 2.5gbps full duplex connection, it doesn't lose signal at all.
It is placed outdoors (with rain, wind, etc.), but being cat.6, it is sturdy. However, be careful: if you have it in a spot where the sun shines for many hours a day, it will deteriorate over time as it doesn't have protection from UV radiation.
It is slightly thicker than regular known Ethernet cables, so if you want to pass it through narrow holes, etc., you will have difficulty.
Update: I connected it with a 20-meter cable using a coupler to have 50 meters, and there was absolutely no difference... not even a packet drop.
Update: Because I see many comments that confuse things a bit... A GOOD LOCAL NETWORK CABLE DOESN'T NECESSARILY IMPROVE INTERNET... it simply improves the connection between the router/switch/AP and the devices... if your internet is slow, an expensive cable won't fix the situation