Used to connect Juniper switches via on premise fiber and patch panel. Works just fine out of the bag at 10Gb.

Quick delivery and worked perfectly

Worked perfectly and was a little longer than stated.

We used this to replace rodent damaged fiber. It’s heavier duty than the other cable. Works great.

The product is great. keep up the great work.

Worked immediately.

With a name like RamboCables how could this not be an awesome product? I ordered a shorter version for intra-rack connectivity, and the cable performs well. Its high quality construction gets almost all of the photons from point A to B effortlessly. What more could you ask?

Very good. Long cable with no problem.

Connected two switches together with this cable and a pair of SFP+ modules. Then on the downstream switch, connected a PC with ethernet and RJ45 10Gbase-T module and the PC has a 10Gbase-T NIC (which is typically connected to the first switch in the same manner), and I know I can get constant 10gig speeds as a baseline. Data transfer (file copy) in the temporary setup to test out this fiber cable were slower than 10gig. Was more around 300MB/s (~2.5 gbps). Granted I cant rule out the fiber modules as the culprit, nor did I use any sort of fiber connection cleaner on the new cable. Ultimately, the cable works, but would I use it in my current setup? The answer would be no. Although, would certainly consider using it in a long run for 1gig downstream.

Was skeptical about the price of these cables at first but realized I got a great deal. Small server cluster was starting to show its age on gigabit Ethernet and was time for an upgrade. Some SFP+ 10GB Network Cards some transceivers and these cables and I was up and running besides having to configure my recently acquired NetApp Fiber Cluster Switch. These cables seem to be fairly durable being I have accidentally stepped on some a few times. Snagged two of them walking and I thought they broke. The LC connectors did snap off and snapped right back together. Now I know this is not normal use for a fiber optic cable but accidents did happen and the cables have been rugged enough to maintain their connection. Even with all the faults they still remained within a margin of error that each cable had on its own loss report. Yes every cable comes with a report on the label indicating its tested loss. I thought they were all the same label but no. Shows good quality control and indicates what you are receiving. Tested the cables with a borrowed meter and all tested within margin of error of what was specified. These specs maintained even after their mishaps.