UGREEN RJ45 Connector, 50 Pack Cat5e/Cat5 Ethernet Modular RJ45 Plugs, Gold Plated Crimp LAN Network End Plugs for Ethernet Cable

Precise build, the wires fits perfectly. Can be crimped with both high end and rubbish crimpers. I used cheaper ones before and crimping was a nightmare. All the UGreen stuff I both are decent!

I have purchased cheaper connectors which resulted in issues viewing the wires going into the correct slots, hassle, time and wastage. I am happy with these as you can clearly see the wires going into there correct holes and the end result does not, in my opinion, require an additional sleeve to finish. If you cut the cable allowing for the cable sheath some length to go into the connectors, they look tidy without the additional sleeve and are therefore are bargain. I was using cat 5e so cannot comment on if these would be suitable for Larger 6 or 7 but for 5e I would thoroughly recommend. I have not completed a network speed test but my internet connection has jumped from on 50 mb/s WiFi to a consistent 70 to 80 mb/s which is more than the 50 mb/s BT connection agreement. Obviously the internet connection is controlled by BT so this could change and I not tested to the 1000mb/s cat5e network capacity but they are easy to use and more than meet my requirements for the moment.

Can just fit Cat 6 solid cooper cable, crimps well and produces good results.

Good quality

If like me you prefer to hardwire your connections then you will need plenty of plugs - especially if you are not a professional and therefore need a bit of practice to get it right.Anyway, I have renovated a house and hardwired every room and bit of kit I have. This means plenty of wiring and plugs. So here I am with these. Cheap as chips.There's nothing starting about these but, they work well and so far I've had minimal failures - all of which were mine.Bottom line is that if you need to wire up basic equipment - that is not stuff for nuclear power plants - then why spend more, especially if you are starting out.You will need a decent crimper though, so don't forget to add that cost in.

Been using these connectors for a while now on a few jobs at home and for family and friends. Never had any problem with them.I’ve purchased more expensive ones in the past and found them to be a nightmare to try to insert and/or line up the cables in the correct holes. With these you can see clearly into the connector to ensure everything is right before crimping.Also these crimp really well without damaging the release tab - remember not to go too crazy with the force you use when crimping as you can actually end up squashing the connector and forcing the tab part forward, which will mean you’ll have trouble properly inserting the connector and getting a good ‘click’ into place.I have used with standard internal Cat5e and Cat6, as well as external Cat6 which has a slightly thicker outer core and the connectors accommodate and grip the cable just fine. They also hold a cable strain relief boot in place really securely (the ones I’ve been using anyway).Don’t know if you’ll find this helpful, but I find that some of the crimping tool cutters are pretty naff, so I always just organise the strands in my fingers, make sure they’re nice and flat and use a conventional pair of scissors to cut across the top. May take an extra few seconds, but I find I can often achieve a much more accurate and neat connector and end result.

I must have used several hundred RJ45 Connectors over the years but these are by far the best and easiest to use. I am on my 4th box of these and if it was not for a couple of stupid mistakes on my part I would have had a 100% success rate with these items. Truly good product and should be every wire mans first choice

I have bought these exact same RJ45 plugs before and not had a problem but oh boy, whatever they have changed in the manufacturing process has rendered them useless. Of the 50 in the box i have thrown more than half away as they are simply too big and wont fit in any RJ45 socket, the remainder are marginally smaller so will go into a socket if you force them in. Quality control has gone out the window - DO NOT BUY!