Cat5e 45° Angled Keystone Ethernet Wall Jack Punch Down UTP 45-Degree (Easier Termination Than 90-Degree), RJ45 Slim Profile Speed Termination White (50)

Easy to get the wiring right, pops right into the wall plate. Recommended.

These worked great for my home network install; I deployed them in both wallplates and on a patch panel. All connections work great. This product is a tight fit in the wallplates and difficult to remove if you goober up the wiring (like I did once) and at the same time, a little loose in the patch panel. Not sure which of the three is out of spec, but at least everything stays put when installed - what more can you ask for?Only docking a star because I have mixed feelings about the angled punch-down terminals. Having now used both types (flat and angled), the angled ones I think do assist in installing but the bundled cable exiting the back of the keystone feels more loose/less secure. This, even with the terminal cover in place. When installing more of the unsheathed twisted pairs are exposed to be able to punch-down the nearest terminals.Additionally, if you are using a punch-down tool with a built-in cutter (bigger question is, if you aren't, why??), the angled terminals don't play nice with the cutter's blade which is perpendicular to the wire. The result is a LOT of force is required to properly punch-and-cut the wire, because not only are you cutting but also digging into the plastic of the keystone to properly complete said cut. Recommend having a good, solid surface nearby to use for terminations because your hands simply won't cut it (pun intended).

I have a 200 ft length of Cat5e cable. I occasionally move cpus and need to run a new patch cord along baseboard. Cut cable to length and these female connectors. Use with male to male patch cords. Works great.

Installed similar to other jacks I have used over the years.First test after install was good, so pleased with this product.

The wiring pattern/ layout is a bit odd, though clearly marked with pin numbers and colors. Other similar items have the wiring layout 1,2,3,4 on left 5,6,7,8 on right, this oner jumps around and makes you pay closer attention to the wiring.The worst part of the entire design is the angle of the punch downs. It is not perpendicular to the write channel which makes traditional punchdown tools 1) get a bit stick and 2) not make a clean cut.So far no issues as and i would probably buy again

I used a non-impact punchdown tool, and had no problems at all with these. The angled wire terminations did make these easier and faster to install than a traditional right-angle jack. I had a small job--just 6 jacks, but all 6 worked fine the first time. I've had some jacks that pop back into the keystone plate when you plug a cable in, depite being incredibly hard to insert into the plate during installation. These were the opposite of that--I paired them with Leviton plates, and they snapped in easily, but are very sturdy when connecting/disconnecting cables, as I did several times while testing and then connecting to my gear.

The connectors on this jack are at a diagonal angle. The good news is that you can install these with the supplied plastic caps that double as push-downs. The bad news is that if you already have a punchdown tool, you can't use it here, and you have to trim the wire ends separately with a flat-bottom wire cutter.Also, the fit into the keystone plate leaves a significant visible gap on top (or bottom, depending on which way you swing.) Almost all keystone jacks will have some of that, but these look worse than average to me.Other than that, they install easily, even without tools, and they work fine for my gigabit wired Ethernet.

Pretty easy to install.This was my first time messing with any Ethernet related cables so a short guide or something would have been super helpful. But there are hundreds of videos online that show how to do this properly and the wiring diagrams are easy to find on google.

Simply follow the colour illustrated on side of the plug and you're done. It gives you the type B ethernet connection. Same as that of bought cables. So working well with my existing network.

very nice

Very easy colour coding works great!