> If you install in-wall cat6 it’ll probably be obsolete by the end of the decade. Would it? "Regular" Cat5e has been around for 20 years or so now, and even a

> If you install in-wall cat6 it’ll probably be obsolete by the end of the decade. Would it? "Regular" Cat5e has been around for 20 years or so now, and even at "just" 100mbps to 1 gigabit, would be a ridiculously huge upgrade for any home I've ever been inside of, and is still reliably faster than any WiFi device invented thus far. Unless you have some really esoteric requirements, most homes could just run CAT6a to every room without thinking about it, and sleep soundly knowing they'll reliably get 2 to 10 gigabit (depending on distance) into each room for the next 30 years or so.