Fibergaga-Uniboot OM3 LC to LC Fiber Patch Cable, Multi-Mode Duplex Fiber Optic Cable Jumper Optical Patch Cord 10GB, 50/125μm,LSZH Jacket,Length Options: 0.5m-100m,0.2M(7 inch)

Running 10gbe between the rack in my attic and the rack in my closet. it was too far of a distance for a DAC cable, but this works. Just coil up the excess on one end and it all works fine. Not had any issues with it so far. Be gentle with it since its fiber, but honestly fiber is way more durable then people want you to believe. Don't be too rough with the ends and keep the caps on while you are fishing it through to keep the tips clean, and it should work just fine.

I needed this to connect a UniFi router to a switch for 10Gb, and it did it just fine. I've only had slight issues with removing it from the SFP+ module, but nothing crazy. I also haven't tried testing if it breaks at tight bends but I have bent it quite a bit with no issues so far.

This cable arrived sealed and in great condition, the installation was easy and no issues to report. The cables have little dust covers that need to be removed and then it just slides into the SFPs to provide flawless connection.I am excited for this OM3 cable because I am expanding fiber into the barn and shed (due to their distance and now I am interested in running redundant 10g OM3 cables out to those locations for a fast and reliable network; therefore, this OM3 Fiber was the first of many new fiber connections and I am happy to report that it works without any issues.

This LC to LC fiber cable is exceptional! The cable offers excellent performance with reliable, high-speed data transmission. The connectors are secure and fit perfectly, ensuring a stable connection with no signal loss. The cable is well-built with durable, high-quality materials that provide both flexibility and longevity. It's perfect for networking and data center applications, delivering consistent and fast performance. If you're in need of a dependable fiber cable for your LC connections, this one is highly recommended for its quality and reliability!

Hooked this up to my home network fiber setup, This cable supports 10GB data transfer rates, which is perfect for my high-bandwidth (PLEX NAS) application. It is running just fine with no hiccups. Its size is a space-saver, reducing cable clutter and making it easier to manage in tight spaces. The LC to LC connectors are sturdy and fit securely into my devices. The cable is flexible yet durable, making installation a breeze. I have no complaints and highly recommend if you’re looking for reliable fiber optic cable.

Good value for the money. The construction seems solid. Should work well as a patch, connecting up switches.

Good uniboot cable. Tested it out at 10gb between two Unifi switches and it worked perfectly. I did see one review mention changing polarity with this style cable. You can do it, it's just a little fiddly:- Start with the individual fiber clips facing up. Pop off the white part of the boot (warning: this bit is annoying and takes at least 3 hands optimally).- This will allow you to pull the individual fiber ends out of the sides of the connector (be careful, they don't give you much slack for doing this).- Rotate each fiber end 180 degrees (turn them towards the outside, so clockwise for the right fiber, counterclockwise for the left one) so the individual clips are now facing down.- Put them back in the main body of the connector, then put the white clip part on.Done. You will lose the use of the tab presser (the part that lets you depress both tabs at once) so it will be annoying to remove down the road.I have no issue recommending this cable for most people, it works great. Changing polarity is a bit annoying compared to other options but it is possible, as shown above.

I got the shortest version of this cable for a fiber patch panel that I'm running at the house. 10Gbps networking is live at the homestead! I used this cable to replace a longer twin line fiber cable that I'd used on the patch between the switch and the patch panel. This uniboot cable is well built and stiffer than "regular" fiber. In my case the switch is installed close to the front door of the rack it's in and this cable, while stiffer does have enough bend to fit nicely in the closed rack. I can see advantages for long runs as well, as this cable feels like it would work better in conduit. Keep in mind that it's minimum bend radius is likely larger than a typical cable. Functionality is good and it tests out fine at 10Gbps. to me it's a cleaner more polished solution, not sure why it took this long for someone to try it.