Worked well. Took me a couple minutes to figure out use but it was also my first time using a keystone.

Super easy to use and makes for a fast installation

Ok, yes it's tool-less meaning you do not need a punch tool. But you need a lever to squeeze it together. Misleading, but once you get the hang of doing this, it's much easier than punching down 8 wires. Great product, good design,

I bought these in an effort to make life easier for my installers. Now first of all that was my idiot mistake because trained wiring guys do not need help terminating.

That lunacy aside, the professional installers hate these keystones citing that they are a pain and take significantly more time to do that just using the punch down style.

Overall Im pretty disappointed with my purchase from Monoprice. All the parts work as expected but selling "Keystone" jacks that dont fit into the "Keystone" patch panels is really bad business and based on the reviews has been going on for a long time. I didnt scan every detail of this when I bought it and didn't decrypt the sentence "Note that the width of the RJ45 Keystones is such that two cannot be used side-by-side in the same wallplate." meant that these would also not work in a patch panel.

Do not order these for a large project a I did. tripled the install time.

PROS: smaller. they work.

CONS: extremely difficult to use. took 4-5 times longer to use than the traditional ones I have always purchased.

No tools required, simply strip the jacket off, separate the wires, put them in the color coded spots and squeeze closed. Trim the ends off and pop into the cover.

PROS: Easy and quick to use.

CONS: None found

Works great. Just don't forget to use solid wire instead of the cheap thin stranded stuff. Otherwise use thicker stranded cable.

I have been installing, terminating, testing and certifying fiber/stp/utp/coax/twinax for almost 13 years. I have spent as much as $20 (per jack) for IBM type 1A and have found cheap Chinese RJ45 for $0.40
In some cases, I am going through hundreds of jacks in a single day (new construction) or just need a couple for a single cable drop.
I purchased these specific jacks to replenish the single packs in my tool grab-bags. (and so far have only used a couple). I am very pleased with the ease of use.
Time will tell if the cables creep (I have had happen with some major label and most china-made ones), but they had low loss and noise when certified with the TDR.
I will definitely purchase more of these.

PROS: -inexpensive
-very clearly labeled wire chart on jack (better than the direct ink to plastic)
-comes with insert tool (not needed)
-narrow keystone jack (fit 6 gang wallplates and Leviton biscuit surface mount boxes)
-best of the sub $3 RJ45 jacks.

CONS: -none so far (only have had for a month)

really gud quality
Cheap price
easy to use