iMBAPrice(Pack of 10) Right Angle Coax F-Jack to F-Quick Push On Plug - Male/Female - Adapter (Support Comcast, Time Warner, Cox Communications, Charter Communications, Verizon FiOS, and AT&T)

I used these connectors for the cabling on my over the air ANTOP antenna going from the antenna to the Channel Master Amplify Amplifier to my television. It works beautifully! I will buy again!

Two were in pieces when I got them and one other came apart during inspection. I was able to repair them with flux and solder and patience. The complete one pictured is a repaired one. Tools needed for the repair: hammer, small socket, solder gun (not iron unless you have a great one). There still is a chance the center may pull out, but with the small amount of resistance on the pin when pulling off, that is very unlikely since the outer clip is soldered on and no longer adding to the pull to come apart.

After many frustrating moments of trying to screw on cable(s), this is makes it a snap. I remember years ago that it was easy to find cable with these quick push adapters. So happy to find these, and 10 at such a good price.

One of the ten came broken, the other nine intact. Unfortunately it must have been a bad day at the factory because none of them had the split barrel that push on connectors require. Consequently, I had to order some correct connectors from another company. I notice that other reviewers pictures (and the product listing itself) show the correct split barrels, but none of mine had them. The bag they came in was labeled FPUSH-RAMF-10 and X00104K47P. Maybe I got the wrong product, but once bitten, twice shy. I'll buy from somewhere else.

The connectors were of good quality and did their job. When you are my age it's much easier to push a connector in place than fumbling around with a wrench on a small nut in a tiny work space

Haven’t used them all yet, BUT 3 have broken apart in my hand. Great idea, works well.

I'm going to use the heck out of these puppies! I get real tired of screwing those tiny nuts on and off when I want to switch sources, or put on shore power and cable for my trailer. I used to have a few push-on cables, but who knows where they've slithered off to.

First off, I opened the bag, picked one up and it fell apart. I'm so angry at them for making me climb up on my roof to angle my cords and they don't make a connection even if you can get them to stay in one piece! I removed them and everything is back to working. They are pure garbage!