Cat6 Network Cables for Slim, High-Speed Ethernet

About Network Cables

Laser Cat6 network cables keep your home or office reliably connected. Built for fast, stable Ethernet, our ultra slim options are easy to route behind furniture and through tight spaces, while standard Cat6 leads offer robust durability for desks, routers and patch panels. Choose short runs for neat desktop setups or longer lengths for wall mounts and racks—each cable is tested to deliver consistent performance.

Our Range

• Ultra slim Cat6 – Low-profile jackets for tidy cable management behind TVs, monitors and docking stations.
• Standard Cat6 – Flexible, durable leads for everyday networking between modems, routers, switches and PCs.
• Popular lengths – 0.5 m for short jumps, 1 m for desktops and 2 m for TVs, consoles and access points.
• Colour options – Identify lines at a glance (e.g., black and yellow) for simpler installs and troubleshooting.

Technology and Features

• Cat6 specification supports Gigabit Ethernet with headroom for low-latency streaming and gaming.
• Twisted-pair copper conductors and quality terminations help reduce crosstalk and signal loss.
• RJ45 connectors with strain relief for repeated plugging and unplugging.
• Ultra slim variants improve airflow in cabinets and make wall-mounted runs neater.
• Backwards compatible with Cat5e equipment and common home networking gear.

Buying Tips and Use Cases

• Short desk runs: pick 0.5 m ultra slim for clean, uncluttered setups.
• TVs and consoles: 1 m ultra slim routes neatly to wall-mounted screens and media units.
• Routers and switches: 2 m Cat6 gives room to move without excess slack.
• Tidy colour-coding: use yellow for WAN or priority devices, black for LAN.

Popular Picks and Helpful Links

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• Cat6 Ultra Slim Cable 1 m
• Cat6 Ethernet Cable 2 m Blue
• Cat6 Ultra Slim Cable 0.5 m Black
• Cat6 Ultra Slim Cable 0.5 m Yellow
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Yes. Cat6 works with Cat5e devices and ports; performance will match the slowest device in the chain.

Use 0.5 m for short desktop runs, 1 m for TVs and consoles, and 2 m when you need extra reach to a router or switch.

Ultra slim cables are easier to route, improve airflow in cabinets and sit flatter behind wall-mounted TVs.

Cat6 conductors can carry Power over Ethernet on supported equipment; check your device specifications.

For typical home use, unshielded Cat6 is sufficient. In high-interference areas, consider shielded runs.