FLYPROFiber- OM4 LC to LC Fiber Cable, 10M/33ft Fiber Patch Cable Multimode Duplex 50/125um LSZH 40GB/100GB, Length: 0.2m-100m

Got these cables to connect my switches to my computers around the house with 10Gb SFP's to support the 8GB Google Fiber coming to our house soon. Google is delayed - but dang are our computers connected to each other with blazing speed now.

Using on 25g QNAP switch and works great.

Simply put, they just work and feel great. They lock in solid, feel extremely tough with plenty of flex. These are the ones to get and at great price for the quality.

Worked like it's supposed to.

No need to spend more on fiber cables. The other brands that Amazon sells are the same quality but cost more money. These work perfectly fine and are reliable. And please ignore the other user who 'knows fiber cables'! His cables did NOT come in reversed. Do a test, draw a green U on a piece of paper. Now draw a red U directly underneath. You'll see L to R orientation is reversed. How magical eh?! With fiber cables, one end will always be reversed L to R. Pay no attention to this. Orientation is inside to outside. So if you hold them together,, yellow will be inside,, white outside,, or visa-versa. If you do what the other guy says, your cables will not work. If it worked for that guy, it's because he needed a x-over cable! How is it QC's fault that you bought the wrong cables? Anyway, I recommend these cables because they're cheap, well made and wired/terminated correctly for straight runs (which is what you need from fiber converter to switch, etc). Maybe his cables had the color backwards but all of mine are wired the way I mentioned above and I have about 10 runs.

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Using this with Unifi 1Gb MM SFPs in UDM Pro and USW 24 PoE (non-pro) switch in my home network. No issue running at 1 Gb port speed full duplex. Forced the SFP+ port on the UDM Pro to 1 Gb, and it worked right away with my USW 24 PoE. There is a 1U patch panel between the udm pro and switch in my network cabinet. I think the 7 inch would be too short, so I am glad I went with the 1.64 (0.5M) cable. We will see how it holds up (i.e. failure) but otherwise, it's working great thus far.

Works great at 10gig (and should work well beyond), installed LC fiber jack in my office, using this to patch from jack to my PC.