Cat 8 Ethernet Networking Cables - Coolgear

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CableMAX, a partner of Coolgear, offers a collection of Cat 8 Ethernet networking cables ideal for seamless connectivity and unparalleled performance.

Cables

Enhance your gaming experience with the SteelSeries 12' CAT-8 Ethernet Gaming Cable. This high-speed network cable features noise reduction, strain relief, and crosstalk protection for optimal performance. With a flexible and snagless design, it's perfect for connecting your Xbox, PC, PlayStation, and other network devices. Enjoy seamless online gaming and fast data transfer rates of up to 40 Gbit/s.

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