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Question: Does it have the connection ends on it
Document: I have made many Ethernet cables with this wire and I'm really pleased. I will recommend it to anybody that need to make their cables,with different lengths. Don't forget the ends and a crimp tool.
I purchased this to extend my clients network. We had to put a router in a window about 30 feet away so we ran the cable and everything went as smooth as butter. Good fast connection so no complaints about quality!
My house isn't wired for ethernet in three out of the four rooms we want it in, so we decided to wire them with Cat5e cable. I bought this spool of cable, connectors, and a crimper, and wired my house. The wire runs at the expected speed of 1000mbps and was easy to run and work with. Make sure to buy crimpers and ends and learn how to do the ends and it becomes easy after doing it a few times.
I was concerned about the copper clad aluminum wires. Aluminum is typically more fragile and does not always make for a good connection. Those things likely apply, but so far the connections have worked and I'm using it in areas where a lot of flex is not likely. Good for the price.
This wire is awful. Not one cable I made worked. I tried with different types of RJ45. It seems that with the stranded cable inside just would not create a solid connection. Definitely do not recommend this wire at all.Test with a cable tester and tried to use it with one of my computers. I bought this cable to run some wire around the office, nothing longer than 10 feet or so.
The conductors in this cable are stranded. That's fine for making a patch cable or the connection from your computer to the wall, but if you're running lines inside the wall, skip this cable and pay the extra for the solid copper conductors.While pulling, I would get several kinks coming out of the box, which may have damaged the cable. For fishing the cable inside the wall, I always attached to a thick coax cable and sometimes had to use fish tape.
this product was what I exspected it to be but I returned it, not becouse of it's inxspensiveness, I just did not need it any more. I decided to go with RG59 coaxi fo what I was doing.
its wire and it showed up on time and it makes it so i can run the internet all over my house. exactly what i ordered and cam promptly.
its cat5. im not picky. used it to make a couple runs and its worked out fine. i would recommend to anyone for indoor applications.
its cad 5 cable its gray and has all the wire needed........ why have more to say this is not necessary.....
Answer: No.  You have to add your own.