Tripp Lite Cat6 Gigabit Molded Patch Cable (RJ45 Right Angle M to RJ45 M) Blue, 5-ft.(N204-005-BL-RA)

What can I say, this was a life saver. Works perfectly fine and is just as advertised.

as title says. Im a little paranoid & dont want to or like when my cables look like their bent with a lot of pressure. this help relieve that & you dont have to worry about ever replacing that cable b/c it broke either on the outside or even internally with the separate cables (w/ I had before) just have to make sure you order the right 1 plus they also need to word this better cause I ordered the wrong 1 twice.

My laptop lan connector goes out the side. When I have it in my lap, my leg can put undo pressure on this cable and in turn the laptops socket. This helps keep cable from sticking out so far and interfering with my leg. Should help prevent connector damage which would be a expensive mistake to correct.

home network closet buildout in a constrained space - this cable reduces the risk of banging into a conventional cable sticking out of the wall. does its job

My ethernet port was blocked by my tv mount needed an angled cable works perfect.

The cable works fine, and directs my LAN cable towards the back of my laptop (from the connector on the right side). But Im deducting one star because on the previous one I bought (same brand/model), the little tab that keeps it from falling out of the port its plugged into broke (not off, but it no longer worked) after a year or so of pretty gentle use. The tab is NOT covered by the boot, as it is on many good cables. Theres probably not much Tripp Lite can do about the weakness of the actual [generic?] plug, but a better boot probably would have helped protect the tab.

Get what you expect, feels like a quality cable, snaps tightly into the wall/router

Great for tight spots.

Exactly what the headline says. Ive smashed into the right angle side with the back of my couch a few times and its held up.

Allows my flat screen SMART TV to rest on the wall with the Cat 6 cable plugged into the back. Straight in didnt cut it since it takes two inches for the straight in cable to settle down for a turn.