Jabra Ethernet Cable (Ethernet, RJ45, Cat5e, 4.57m/15ft) - black

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At £43.85 ex-VAT, this Jabra-branded Ethernet cable is only really “good value” if you’re buying into Jabra’s ecosystem and you want the reassurance of matching hardware. In day-to-day office use, an Ethernet lead is an Ethernet lead—most of what matters will be cable quality and installation, not the logo. Cat5e is perfectly fine for typical voice/data setups you’ll see with desk phones and similar gear, and the 4.57m length is a practical reach for patching a room/desk without resorting to awkward rerouting.

That said, I’d be cautious paying a premium for a basic copper patch lead unless your spec, warranty, or existing Jabra kit specifically calls it out. For many resellers’ customers, you can usually get a similar-length Cat5e patch cable from a reputable brand for noticeably less, with no real performance difference you’d actually notice. Buy this if you’re standardising on Jabra parts, need it to “just work” with minimal friction, or you don’t want to source-mix. Otherwise, for straight Ethernet patching, spend the money where it counts—switches, cabling runs, or network troubleshooting—rather than on the lead.