the sssnake SK233-1,5 XLR Patch

I wouldn't trust 100% of these cables to survive too long being un-and replugged and generally used "normally". But for permanent installation where they just sit there they work great.

On the two I got, the connection is tighter than my better XLR cables, and the long and soft shape of the strain relief makes them slightly awkward to pull out and insert without putting pressure on the cable with my palm/wrist. They don't look too great either.
I think the competing 5 star cables are worth the few € higher price.

Buy the pro series, those are only to be used in a fixed installation

Yeah so this cable is one of those where you "get what you pay for". The build is pretty cheap and I've had several sssnake cables break mysteriously and start hiss and crackle. So they're not the best cables around, but they're so cheap that sometimes it's worth buying them just to have a few extra cables around. This one was used to connect monitor speakers to a monicon controller and for that purpose they work fine.

Recommended for home studio use but not for field use since they may break on the spot.

Self-explanatory in the title. I treated the cable just as any other, a bit unfortunate but it happens! :)

The cable is great, but the material feels cheap. It is not as easy to coil the cable as the more expensive ones. But if you are fine with the material, the cable gets the job done

This is an ok lead. Not great, not bad, just OK.
The lead I got broke after a very short time using it (~ 2 months) which isn't great. While it worked it was very handy linking close by things (mixer to power amp, guitar amp to mixer when it was under it) however I feel that it was quite a poorly made lead because it stopped working after such a short time.
I wouldn't recommend these leads, there's better xlr patch cables for not much more money

A budget cable offering good value for money.