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What are the benefits of ethernet cables?
Ethernet cables provide reliable, speedy, and secure internet connections, with significant advantages relative to Wi-Fi. Although some customers might be hesitant to add another cord to their collections, ethernet cables provide superior speed by connecting directly to the internet source in one’s home or office.
For those who prize secure and consistent internet connections, ethernet network cables also eliminate many potential issues associated with Wi-Fi connections. Moreover, they’re compatible with both desktop and laptop computers, making them a great choice for gamers, professionals, and casual users alike.
Which type of ethernet cable should I buy?
Ethernet cables are distinguished by “Cat” or category labels, with numbers referring to the bandwidth they provide. The higher the number, the greater the bandwidth capacity: While Cat 5e cables provide plenty of speed, Cat 6 or Cat 7 options can handle much faster connections. For those who need maximum download and upload speeds, these higher categories are preferable.
Fiber-optic ethernet cables provide even greater bandwidth, transmitting data via pulses of light. These are typically used in commercial settings, such as data centers. Another variety is ethernet crossover cables, which are used to connect two devices, such as a pair of computers. However, for most users, standard ethernet cables will meet and exceed all their connection requirements.
Which lengths do ethernet cables come in?
Because devices are often situated far from a LAN port (the wall plug that facilitates internet connections), ethernet cables come in a variety of lengths. With ethernet cables up to 200 feet long, customers can find the cords they need for nearly any scenario.