Ge Ho96273 Ethernet Cat-5E Patch Cable (14-Ft) Review

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Ge Ho96273 Ethernet Cat-5E Patch Cable (14-Ft) Review

Manufacturer: Jasco
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Model#: HO962.73

Weight: 1.50lbs
Height: 10.50"

Width: 1.75"
Length: 6.25"

Average Rating: 4 out of 5 Stars

Retail Price: ~~$14.99~~
Online Sale Price: $2.79*
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Features:

19 Multimedia Hot Keys For Instant Access
Connects Ethernet Wall Jack, Patch Panel
Or Hub To Pc
Supports Speeds Up To 1000 Mbps
24K Gold-Plated Connectors For Optimum Conductivity

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User Submitted Ge Ho96273 Ethernet Cat-5E Patch Cable (14-Ft) Reviews
Date: 2008-01-29
Good cable, stiff boot
Cable is fine but hard to unplug from laptop port since rubber boot over the clip is remarkably stiff. Its not the plastic clip underneath, that is normal, just the over-boot. If you have very strong fingers, or use this in an environement where it stays plugged all the time it will work great. But if you have to take it with you, and you are not the Hulk, you might get annoyed with the effort it takes unplug it. If you have a smidge of arthritis it will be a problem. (of course you can always cut that part off.....)