10Gtek# SFP+ DAC Twinax Cable, Passive, Compatible with Cisco SFP-H10GB-CU2M, Ubiquiti UniFi, Fortinet and More, 2 Meter(6.5ft) | 0.25-7m Optional

Cheaper and functional solution to a SFP+ Transceiver / cat 7 cable, with the added bonus of lower power comsumption. This cable is used to connect a PC workstation with a 10Gtek X520-10G-1S NIC (Intel 82599 chipset) to a Netgear MS510TX switch. The solution works and have a reliable 10 Gb/s network link.

Looks like a quality product and working as described

Chances are you will be too short with their odd measuring method.

Works as advertised.

Used it to connect a Ubiquiti UDM Pro SE SFP+ port to a downstream Unifi switch with another SFP+ port. Been running at a solid 10GBps for about a month, and the cable is nice and short to make things tidy. Price is right and does what it should.

I used these cables to connect several HP DL380 Gen9 and Gen10 servers to a Cisco 4500 X switch. Everything works fine and no problems have occurred so far.

You could spend a ton of money on a name-brand version of this cable, but theres really no need. I was surprised at the high quality and superior construction of this cable at such a low price. Its working perfectly, and Im confident itll stay working for years.

Expensive cable, but it does the trick. Seems to be quite durable given that I accidentally installed it improperly when I first got it. I also accidentally crushed it with the server (weighing about 100 pounds) but the cable still works perfectly!

i bought an oem unifi ubiquiti 25gb dac sfp cable because their documentation indicates auto fallback from 25gb to 10gb uplink from core route to top of rack switch. alas there was no fallback and no layer 2 connection, no led lights. ubiquiti oem support was crickets so i bought this cable asap to get my 10gbe uplink working. and its fast.

Works perfectly but the connector protection does make it difficult to close the door to a standard rack without it being bent. I’d worry about attenuation and durability long term if it was in a rack that is frequently opened and closed