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We're sure we've found one for you. PC Guide is reader-supported. When you buy through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Read More Table of Contents Products at a Glance How We Choose Our CAT 7 Ethernet Cables Product Reviews Busohe 3M 5-pack Color-Coded Cat 7 Ethernet Cables Phizli 100M Outdoor Cat 7 Ethernet Cable DanYee 30M Cat 7 Ethernet Cable XXone 30M Outdoor Cat & Ethernet Cable Deego 15M Slim Cat 7 Ethernet Cable Our Verdict If you’re on the hunt for the best Cat-7 ethernet cable, we’re here to help. You may not know that there are different grades of ethernet cables designed for various distances and bandwidths? Originally released in 2002, touting speeds of up to 10 GBPS (Gigabyte per second) over 100 meters of copper cable, CAT 7 ethernet cable is a niche cable for specific uses.CAT 7 ethernet cable is often criticized for its similarities and lack of support when compared to the networking standard of CAT 6a ethernet cable. For normal home users, there’s not much point in paying the extra for CAT 7 ethernet cable due to CAT 6 providing similar speeds on up to 55 meters of cable.But for audio/video heavy networks that need 55m-100m cable runs, a CAT 7 ethernet cable is the best option. CAT 7 ethernet cable features enhanced cable shielding due to its twisted pairs of copper wire runs, compared to parallel copper cable. It doesn’t sound like a big deal, but audio/video heavy networks, certainly for editing work, need as little interference and noise as possible. It’s also ideal for running outdoors to network summer houses and more, just make sure the cable is suitable for outdoor use. Products at a Glance How We Choose Our CAT 7 Ethernet CablesWe always strive to find an option for everyone here at PC Guide, which is why we’ve chosen CAT 7 ethernet cable that can go outdoors, cross various lengths whilst making sure we’re keeping budget buyers in mind. Here’s our selection: Our Recommended Product Reviews 1 Great for managing 100 GBPS networks Ideal for audio/video work User will need to be relatively close to their home network Home networking can become a bit of a nightmare when trying to keep an eye on cable management. You’ve tried tags, ribbons, cable tries and you still forget what goes where. Enter Busohe with their 5-Pack of

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Cool, mSpy’s geofencing is way cooler. That’s because you get to have more control over what should be monitored.Essentially, geofencing lets you set up virtual zones on a map. When the target user enters or leaves a particular zone, you’ll get notified so that you can take action.Setting up a virtual zone is easy too. But you’ll have to specify details such as:The radiusThe name of the zoneWhether or not you need email notificationsThis is a much easier way of tracking movements without always logging in to mSpy’s dashboard.There are tons of things you can do with mSpy’s social network monitoring feature. And they aren’t just limited to only the popular apps like mSpy for WhatsApp and Messenger.mSpy lets you monitor activities from the following apps too:SnapchatInstagramTelegramiMessageTinderViberIn addition, it provides the same neat and easy-to-use conversation view that we saw in the SMS section. As such you can practically see everything at a glance, whether you use the mSpy Snapchat tracker or the mSpy Instagram tracker.For apps like WhatsApp, mSpy even has a section that shows outgoing or incoming WhatsApp calls. And all this really adds to mSpy’s unique abilities.However, there’s a catch.Social media monitoring is only possible on rooted/jailbroken devices.App BlockingOne other powerful feature of mSpy is its app blocking capability. Basically, this lets you restrict which apps can or cannot be used on the target device.Since mSpy already has a list of all installed apps on the target device, you can practically block anything. Simply tap the “Block” button to get it underway.mSpy will then display a black screen whenever the target attempts to open the blocked app. However, this didn’t always work as planned.On one occasion, it was still possible to access a blocked app. As such, we’d advise you to use this feature only when necessary. It could easily blow your cover.Wi-Fi Monitoring and BlockingIf you also want to know the exact Wi-Fi networks your child connects to, you can. And mSpy’s Wi-Fi monitoring feature is the right tool for that.You can access the feature by either clicking on “Wi-Fi Networks” or “Block Wi-Fi” on the left sidebar menu.From there, mSpy will show you details like:Wi-Fi SSID and BSSIDConnection timeGPS coordinates of the Wi-Fi access pointIn addition, if you can also switch to the map view if you want to see everything at a glance. But it’s only from the list view that you can block