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10-Pack 5' Amazon Basics Cat-6 Gigabit Ethernet Cable (Black) Expired
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Amazon.com has 10-Pack 5' Amazon Basics Cat-6 Gigabit Ethernet Cable (Black) on sale for $9.22. Shipping is free with Prime or on orders of $25 or more.
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Amazon [amazon.com] has 10-Pack 5ft Amazon Basics Cat-6 Gigabit Ethernet Cable on sale for $9.22. Shipping is free w/ Amazon Prime or on orders $25+.
- IN THE BOX: 5-foot Cat-6 UTP Ethernet patch cable (10-pack) with 250 MHz bandwidth
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Yeah, it's technically the lowest historic price, but is it really slick if the previous price has been $10.85 for the past 12 months? No matter where you draw the line, you have to admit Amazon's price manipulation is pretty gross.
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Yeah, it's technically the lowest historic price, but is it really slick if the previous price has been $10.85 for the past 12 months? No matter where you draw the line, you have to admit Amazon's price manipulation is pretty gross.
Yeah, it's technically the lowest historic price, but is it really slick if the previous price has been $10.85 for the past 12 months? No matter where you draw the line, you have to admit Amazon's price manipulation is pretty gross.
5 ft could be a good length if someone is running patch cables in a rack.
one footers are usually the way for most of that sort of thing. idk
its whatever, odd item for SD frontpage is all
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Maybe for people with a 4 port ethernet splitter (or 8 port) for their entertainment center like me.
I have a "TV stand" (tv is mounted) that houses my router and several hubs, smart devices, etc. If I were starting from scratch then 10 wouldn't be a bad number. More than I'd need but not by a lot.
I have a mesh wifi system. Each of the satellite towers has 3 output ports. Internet is faster for devices wired directly into satellite tower. Also helps to have printer on the network.