Purchased 60 of these. The work as intended. Overall good quality but had a problem with 2 fitting properly and the RJ45 snapping in but was able to resolve the problem.

the products are great and working good, had set them in the rack all connection are working.

There is nothing outstanding about these couplers in relation to any others. Straight through.

very well made and click right in to the outlets and panels i have

I recently helped a friend update the network cabling in his small biz shop. The installer had elected to terminate the cables in RJ45 male connectors and then leave a couple feet of slack. This was terrible from a several standpoints: 1) it limited where devices could be placed 2) it tended to stress solid conductor riser cable with frequent bendng.

The iwillink RJ45 Cat6 Keystone Coupler in all of its simplicity does a great job for the task at hand. Its well made and even though its labeled CAT 6, Ive been using CAT5e without any problem. Another user said the clip was a little weak and I found that to be the case as well, but not enough to cause any problems for my use. I certainly would purchase again, but a pack of 2 should last me a good long time.

I ordered these to replenish the inventory in my business. Just as reliable as much more expensive brands. The only concern is the loud color, but that can actually be plus when identifying specific circuits and peripherals. They do actually fit in keystone face plates and patch panels perfectly.

these keystone jacks do exactly what you expect them to. they snap in nice and tight to my patch panel and allowed me to clean up the wiring for my home security camera system. they work well and I would buy these again.

Ive recently set out to tidy up my rats nets of network cabling, and wanted to set up a patch panel, rather than having a mess of cable runs coming down from the ceiling and going straight into my network switches.

These jacks fit securely into the iwillink keystone patch panels. I appreciate the variety of colors offered in case you want to color code the jack color for the device type on the other end of the line. We do this for wireless APs and camera lines. I appreciate this style panel after punching down thousands of lines in my day. Crimping an end and plugging in the line is so much easier for existing panels. No more cramming punch down tools into the back of tight network racks.