Cat6 RJ45 Keystone Jack

Unless the project specifically calls for a certain type of network jack I always use these. These are so much easier than the standard 90 degree jacks and help with being able to have clean and neat punch down presentation. Thought it was a gimmicky thing when I first saw them but after using them on a 96 port keystone patch panel I could not believe how much time I saved and how much easier they were. I was sold on them from that point on. Build quality has been consistent on all the ones I have used (I know there's no perfect product line) but every insert I have tested has had no loss of speed, issues with fitment and have just generally worked well. I feel the the price is great value for the money. Overall I would probably still prefer these if they were 1.5-2X the price of a standard keystone jack.

I liked it is a narrower profile so it does not take much space on the patch panel. Easy to punch down on a sturdy surface.

Great keystones. Easy to punch down and they fit in everything type of wall plate I have tried. Data through put is to speck on both the Cat6 and Cat5e units. I love the 45 degree angle. Makes things just that much easier. I have used hundreds of these. Just short of 1000 total. I have had zero failures. Also. The 45 degree hand tool for keystones works well. I really have nothing bad to say about this product. If you are a pro low volt installer and you want Leviton quality at a monoprice, price? This hits the nail on the head.

Brand name keystone jacks are easier to use, but I'm working on a big project and couldn't afford to spend hundreds of dollars on the brand name jacks. These work just as well, are not much less convenient, and they're an extremely good value for the money. I will definitely buy more.

Used about 10 of these so far and had to redo 1 mixed pair (my fault). All worked out mostly well. The other 90 degree types I've used were slightly easier for some reason, these probably need some getting used to, but I feel they will hold the wires better due to the 45 degree angle. The protective cap seems a bit wonky, but overall the functions are agreeable.

What else can I say. These are easy to use to retrofit phone jacks long as they used cat5 cables or better.

No failures as of yet, stable on POE

Awesome!