Cable Matters [UL Listed] 25-Pack 10Gbps Cat6 Keystone Jacks, RJ45 Keystone Jack, Ethernet Modular Jack in White with Punch-Down Stand for Patch Panel and Wall Plate

Excellent keystone jacks. They were easy to install and worked exactly as expected. I would highly recommend.

So nice to use a high quality product. I've purchased other jacks from other vendors but this are a step above. I'm just an amateur DIY person and I appreciate that these are easy to use - the jack holder really make a difference and your punch down tool can snap these together really easily and quickly.

So I got these needing some ports quickly for Cat6 not 6a as these are not for 6a, and honestly for the price they are great. I can get great signal, and they work very well. For a simple item they are good to go, anyone talking about weak plastics is probably not too great or familiar with punch down tools. The pictures I saw was a bit off putting, as the wires were just kind of crammed in there. Using a proper punchdown tool I had no issues, I even took a single port and punched down over 30 wires to map and label the wires. Using just 2 pair Green and white green I punched down, had my remotes plugged in at the wall and sat in the server room and just punched and re-punched, by the end of about 32 wires I did notice the weakened state of the port, but honestly they should be a single use, punch down and then done. However for fun I punched the same one down all the way and tested, received full signal and 1Gbps throughput on the port. Lesson is simple, make sure you know what you are doing before writing a review about a product that simply, is a basic item that is considered disposables to most of us in the industry. Also make sure to use a dedicated and good quality punch down tool with the razor end option to snip the remaining wires off of the sides. Unlike 66 or 110 blocks use a low strength setting on the punch down tool and being that the product itself and type of item it is, the insulated jacket is all the metal teeth are trying to get through, so having them bite into the copper itself is actually a bad thing, so having them a bit less on bite is much better as you want connectivity not signal loss, which would happen if the item bit into the actual copper wire. Also note that they are for Cat6 NOT 6a so when working make sure you use the right tool for the job, otherwise reviews of poor quality pop up. Overall I have used probably over a 100 of these now in industrial settings and have zero issue and they have replaced several Leviton versions that were badly installed by a not so skilled worker.

Cable Matters always produces/sells quality equipment. I have used other products from them (I build computer networks) and love their quality. These Cat6 Keystone jacks are very high quality. I recommend Cable Matters!

These work great, but are pretty tight when used in a patch panel side by side.

I've terminated a lot of jacks and these are no different, however I do like the hand jig that came with these jacks to better secure them when terminating. As far as CAT 6 performance goes, I no longer have access to my FLUKE tester meter, since retiring, to do a link test, but mine work well for my POE full 4K cameras.

Bought Trendnet, awful cheap thin pale plastic. weak tool-less design. Bought VCE, Same terrible quality plastic, weak and bent pins. Bought these. for ~$10 more, the plastic is much better and has a smoother finish and better color. the pins are sturdy and consistently spaced. Best value data jack by far. As for the mismarked labels. i haven't had any in my set, im sure that was a particular batch that has been addressed but if you DO come across them, simply pay attention to the NUMBERS for 568B. Ow=1 O=2 Gw=3 G=6 the pin numbers are not wrong. only the Letters "a" and "b" are wrong. match your pair numbers up with the jack numbers and all is well in the world. Again this issues seems to have been fixed with newer batches.

These have performed adequately for what was needed, an inexpensive but durable CAT6 keystone. Be aware that these keystones are wider than Panduit keystones, so stick with CableMatters wallplates and you won't have any problems. I bought a Leviton Decora-style 6 position plate and the keystones were too wide to sit side by side. I eventually folded and got a small stack of 4 poaition CableMatters plates and all is well again. Aside from the one gotcha, no complaints whatsoever. Good plates, clear markings for 568A/B, punches down accurately, no DOAs so far.