Toolless CAT6 Keystone Jack

These RJ45 connectors are simple and easy to use. The lid/cap for the cable is attached to the keystone jack. Wiring is easy with the attached cable adapter and has wiring color code printed on it. Attaching to the adapter is easy, pull down the wire will lock the wires in place, and wires don't pop out easily. Overall, it is easy to use, almost tool less - you need a wire stripper to trim the excess wires. It also provides good internal wire management using the adapter and keeping them neat and organized. The cap is easy to operate but it locks in firmly when pressed down.Overall, I like these keystone jacks, very easy to use and convenient to carry. Price is competitive.

These jacks fit in the standard Leviton plates with no problem. They are sort-of easy to terminate and you can get them up and linked with really no tools and some creativity. If your 110 is your best friend and you've been around since CAT5, then these will probably be frustrating. If you're new to the game and don't know what I meant by 110 just now, give these a shot. Good jacks, interesting termination, seemingly universal fit.

VCE is not an unfamiliar name in the network world and I’m very happy with their products. This keystone jack set didn’t disappoint either. I’m in the process of slowly upgrading my network to the next level and I was looking for keystones which will end up in the panel eventually.This set is very complete and I plan not only to put them in a rack panel but also on wall plates as I’m in the process of finishing pulling cables through the house.These keystone jacks are tooless so I don’t need to use a krone knife to do wiring. Jack is designed and implemented nicely so after ushering wires through the right place, the only thing needed to be done is to add a small plastic piece on top of all wiring and close the lid. This will push plastic part, squeeze wires through the metal connector which is at the same wire cutter and as a result it will establish connection. Very easy and straightforward.After that you can use wire cut pliers to get rid of excess protruding wires and that’s pretty much it.Conclusion: these are high quality Cat 6 keystone jacks ideal for home lab or just wall plate usage.Final verdict: 5 stars

I like these RJ45 jacks!Everything about them feels like good quality. The plastics are rigid and tough, and the design of the entire system is very well thought out. You do need some kind of cutters to ensure your 4 twisted pairs are trimmed appropriately, plus whatever you use to to trim back the outer PVC shell of your cable. So these aren't really "tool-less" but let's get right to it: you don't have to use a punchdown tool, which in itself is completely worth it. If you aren't doing cabling full time getting your cables terminated and tested can be frustrating and these help eliminate that frustration. Using these to repair a cable end because of a broken locking tab is FAR easier than crimping on a new tip or running a new length of cable (for extended lengths, obviously).The overall quality of these feel very much in line with Panduit or Leviton.Recommended!