Collection: Ethernet & Network Cables

Cat5e supports Gigabit speeds for everyday use. Cat6 adds bandwidth and better shielding for busier networks, and Cat7 is built for demanding or higher-interference runs. Match the category to your router and switch, then browse our Ethernet & Network Cables.

For most homes, yes—Ethernet gives more stable speeds and lower lag because it isn't affected by walls or interference. It's ideal for gaming, video calls and large downloads. Run a cable to your Smart Home hub or console for the most reliable link.

A single Ethernet run is usually recommended up to 100 metres before signal quality drops. For longer distances, add a network switch or repeater in between. Plan the route first and tidy it with Cable Management.

UTP is fine for most homes. Choose shielded STP when the cable runs near power lines, motors or other interference sources, or in dense installations. Both terminate in standard RJ45 connectors, so they work with the same ports.

A cable can't exceed the speed of your internet plan, router and devices. Upgrading to Cat6 helps only if your gear can use the extra bandwidth and your old cable was a bottleneck. Match the category to your hardware rather than over-buying.

Yes—most consoles and smart TVs have an RJ45 port for a wired connection, which is great for stable streaming and online play. If a device has no port, a USB-to-Ethernet adapter from Adapters & Converters can add one.

Yes. Orders over €80 ship free, with fast delivery across Greece. For full delivery details, see our shipping page.

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