30 Meters SC/APC to SC/APC Fiber Optic Internet Cable, Outdoor Armored Single Mode Patch Cable, Fiber Optic Jumper Optical Patch Cord - SIMPLEX - 9/125um - OS1/OS2 Compatible, LSZH Black

Great buy! Our puppy chewed up our cord and I purchased this as a replacement cord for our AT&T router. It worked as soon as we hooked it up and has been running fine. Glad I did, AT&T was going to charge an arm and a leg, and we saved money with this cord. Highly recommend!!!

Needed to move my new modem from Optimum Online/Altice and this cable was the perfect match since it what white while the others on Amazon are yellow or green.It comes with an extender connector if you need to extend the existing cable, or works as a direct cable.The packaging had a quality verification ink mark like a human tested the cable before being put into the packaging

My niece was vacuuming her room and yanked the fiber optic cable running from the wall Jack to our AT&T fiber router and irreparably damaged it. The AT&T rep told me there would probably be a $150 service fee to come swap it out. $8 and less than 24 hours later and we’re backed up and running. The shipping was lightning fast too. Highly recommend!!!

Worked perfectly with my ATT BGW-320 fiber "modem". Signal comes through great and no internet issues. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND you get one of those fiber cleaner pens. Use them. They're cheap and it pretty much guarantees you won't contaminate your fiber connectors.

Looks and works just like the original one. Great quality.

While using Bangun armored fiber cables in my home may seem overkill, I like them due to their robust build and for this single cable construction (vs 2 attached side by side). The first fiber cables I used were the typical yellow plastic 2 fibers side by side construction. The issue I have with those cables is that they harden over time, and they aren't malleable as a single cable construction (sorry I don't know how to properly describe single vs two cable construction).The reason I purchased this cable was to relocate the ONT from my garage to the media room where the AT&T gateway (BGW210) is. I wanted to do this to get the ONT out of the hot garage and prepare for a future upgrade to the all in one BGW320.The time came when my 10 year old BGW210 needed to be replaced and having already passed SC/APC fiber all the way up to the gateway, the AT&T easily replaced my ONT & BGW210 with a BGW320. The only glitch was that I had assumed the connectors were clean and did not clean them myself with the appropriate tool (not cloth or your hands!). Once the tech cleaned the connectors, it passed his tests.I have already replaced most of my fiber drops with Bangun cables, and will slowly replace them all as the desire to work in the attic returns!

Works with atnt routers

Worked great, good price.