Leviton 61110-BC6 eXtreme 6+ QuickPort Connector, CAT 6, Crimson, 25-Pack

Best cat6 jack on the market. Highest quality

How difficult can it be to punch down a keystone jack? I bought these jacks, that are almost $7 a piece versus CableMatters $2 each, thinking that I could speed up terminations with Fluke’s JackRapid tool. What a huge disappointment. First off, the cable is only able to come out at an angle using the JackRapid and not straight out the back of these keystones. Not Leviton’s fault, I’ll admit. Try and punch these jacks with a 110 tool and there is no strain relief when you have the network cable coming straight out from the jack. Definitely the combination of the 23 AWG cable + JackRapid tool + expensive Leviton QuickPorts = frustration... wasted time. I can do 3 CableMatter’s jacks with a 110 than I can using the “QuickPort” jacks. The quality of the jacks is very good but that doesn’t cut the mustard when installing them takes so long.

I bought two of these for the ends of a new cat6 cable run I installed and could not get them to transmit the signal correctly. After wasting an hour trying to reseat wires and retesting gave up on them and had to buy another (cheaper) brand that was also much easier to connect and they are working fine. Would not spend the extra for these, get a lower cost, easier to connect brand. And to rub salt in the wound Amazon will not let me return them because their window to return has closed.

Product description for 150pk is wrong. Jackrapid tool was not included.

Nothing special just had to get this brand since I was expanding on a customers equipment.

Not much to say here.. It works as expected. I had no problems with this part. It works perfect. Yep.

Pricey, but for the DIYer with the capability to plan out and wire a network - you take the professional installer out of the equation, and save a ton. In the process of creating a smart home and slowly moving from room to room. These are super easy to install and works perfectly with the quickport wall plates. And they look great. FYI, I bought 1000 ft of cat 6 wire from Amazon for 90 dollars. For perspective, 100 ft will cost 40 dollars at Home Depot. Hence the need to plan ahead.

A bit of a price leap up from the CAT5e unit, other than that theres not much to go wrong with it. Bought the Leviton modular faceplate to go with it and it looks good.

These connectors may have convinced me to just buck up and pay for good CAT6 connectors in the future. Theyre really, really nice to terminate, and they fit correctly in the wall plates. The offbrand just arent as nice, and sometimes dont fit side by side in the wall plate.

This keystone connector worked exactly as I expected. The punch-downs are clearly labeled for both T568A/B. The B punch-down is shown by default, and the A punch-down is revealed simply by pealing back the removable sticker on the back. I used a punch-down tool to terminate the wires.