The long story short is that faster cables preserve signal integrity better, and that’s generally the result of either technology/design upgrades (shielding, different twist, etc), or tighter manufacturing tolerances.
High speed signals are more of a fuss as the speed goes up, and at some point things break when everything isn’t just right. The endpoint simply cannot distinguish between 0 and 1 enough anymore.
“Amazon renewed”
Considering Amazon’s spotty track record when it comes to hardware, I wouldn’t be eager to jump on that one.
Do you need WiFi 6 or do you just want it because it’s the latest? If you want to cover a lot of area, going with 2.4 GHz may be your best bet as the attenuation will be less severe at distance.
I voted that I will pursue a free option, but that’s not necessarily the gist of it. I don’t mind paying for a good product, but I will not buy into a subscription model, and will certainly not deal with a company willing to rugpull, or otherwise scheme, customers.
CCA has issues with longevity, signal integrity and even safety. The installation process of a cable is always going to be much more expensive than the cable itself, so cheaping out for not much difference at all is just not worth it.