the sssnake SM6BL

I bought a few of these a while back.
When I was using them in my little home set up, they were absolutely fine and I would recommend them in this setting.
Anyway, they somehow ended up in our studio and that was where the cost-cutting showed a bit.
After just a while being used in a more frequent setting, the connectors started to show degradation, then after a few months became sporadic with an intermittent failure. Having checked the soldering joints, everything seemed fine so the problem is probably with the cable itself, to be fair, now heavily used.
So.....for home use, with one careful user, absolutely great and a good budget option but if you need something for regular live, studio or location work, it would be better to go for something a bit further up the chain.

I use this cable and a similar yellow one in "domestic" sets, about once per week.
The cable itself is a bit stiff, therefore not easy to wind properly, but I'm fine with that.
I was a bit more disappointed by the connectors. One year before I bought two 10 meters version of the same item and, while the stiffness of the cable was similar, the connectors were fine. This time it was not so. I stopped using these ones with a couple of t-bone SC140, because I have the feeling that they wearere too "challenging" for the structure of the microphones; they are hard to insert and even harder to detach. Now I use the two SC140 with cables with cheap Neutrik connectors, and these ones plug in and out easily. I keep using this SM6BL and its SM6YE brother with a pair of Rode M5, which are tank solid and it feels they have no problems with the extra force needed.

The nice thing about these wires is that you can buy them in different colors. I really love the blue-colored wire that gives it a fat plus!
The sound quality is acceptable for a wire in this price category, at least as far as I can judge it as a beginner on the mic.
The quality is medium, as it twists easily in itself.
I just use it at home for recording, so I can't see a big problem for me. But if you take it on the road, I wouldn't be too surprised, if the "skin" would tear apart somewhen.
Personally, I would be happy, if the wire would also feature a wire holder, so it doesn't tangle up that easily, but that would only be a nice detail and is not a must.