Simple and easy to use but connections not adequate for video transfer. Punch down keystones and tool are still the way to go. Assuming if video transfer not adequate the speed you are getting is also less than it should be. Recommend testing one like I should have before I purchased 10.

These worked great for splicing cables for a couple of wall plates. I only needed to go through one wall, so I bought a shorter cable rather than bulk. Cutting and splicing the cable was easy and then I slid each wire into the slots on the side of the cap with the twisting portion. This then screws down onto the terminal side of the part (where the ethernet cable plugs in).

I didn't find precise instructions on how to do this, so it was a little bit of figuring it out on my own, but it was still smooth and I had no problem with any of the wires/signals on any of the 4 ports that I attached.

Easy to use. Worked well first try with no redoes. Well designed.

I couldn’t use them. They did not fit the standard keystone wall plate.

Works great. Unfortunately doesn't fit my on-q wall plates without modification (not quite flush, at an upward angle with a gap at the bottom and the top partially covered by the plate), but it's pretty easy to fix. Just need to shave off the shoulder on-q added to their plate so that it is flush all the way around the keystone socket.

Another minor nit I have with these is the top tab that holds it in the plate is flat ("/|"), rather than angled ("/\"), so removal from the keystone socket requires a slotted screwdriver and a bit of dexterity. That's also easy to fix with a bit of shaving, but would be nice if I didn't have to.

The key is easy to read, and the guide and lever assembly works quite well and with minimal effort. Cat5 fits rather loosly, but a bit of electrical tape or roll back the jacket on itself and that probably wouldn't be an issue. Haven't gotten to try it with cat6 yet, but I imagine it'd be a bit more snug due to the spacer and possibly thicker wires and insulation.

Very easy to terminate wires. I recommend depressing the clip a little when first inserting keystone plug into wall-plate. You will hear it snap into place if seated properly. I had no issues with these fitting the Monoprice two-plug wall-plates I used. 1 of 20 had bent jack contacts, but I was able to swap out without re-terminating and then all passed continuity test.

Worked perfectly for terminating some cables in a tight space that did not have room to use a punchdown. Of the 6 keystone jacks terminated, all 6 tested and worked perfectly on the first try. Fast and easy to line up the wires and clamp. These keystones also fit perfectly into Monoprice's single port wall plate. Will definitely use these for all RJ45 projects going forward.

I previously have had really bad luck with punchdown terminations. I gave up on them entirely and was crimping RJ45 connectors and using coupler jacks until I discovered the twist-lock terminations. they are easy. just route the wires to their place, assemble the two halves of the socket, and twist the blue handle to pierce and lock the connector. Worked flawlessly first time.

Easiest rj45 termination I've found. No problem installing in ConstructPro Keystone strap.

These will not fit in the Monoprice 2 gang, 12 hole keystone wall plate. I'm not sure if the problem is with the plate or these jacks, but Monoprice should clearly state what keystone plates and jacks work with each other.