100-Pack RJ45 Cat6 Pass Through Connector RJ45 Modular Plugs for Solid or Stranded UTP Cable

The few 1 star reviews are likely a competitor who is selling same product for 5 times as much. These worked perfect used a quarter of the 100 on cat 6 23awg wire and it was super easy to do and didn’t need load bars like other rj45 connectors. They were easy to load and never had one malfunctionWhy did you pick this product vs others?:They were cheaper and I figured if they wouldn’t work then I was out much but if they did work then I would save a lot

These are pass through connectors that make it so easy to make the connection and allow you to verify that you have the wires in the right order. They have always worked great for me and are inexpensive.

I've read what others have said, so I was hesitant on keeping as one bad one wouldn't be worth the time to have to problem slove and replace, so I did a few on both cat5 and cat6 and although I've only done a total of 10 so far out of this package, I have not had a problem yet!! I am aware of the bad reviews so I take an extra minute to make sure all looks good and test immediately and so far so good. If I do find one or more defective ones I'll return and edit my review.

24AWG! 24AWG! 24AWG! 24AWG! 24AWG! 24AWG!It's been 10 years since I made a patch cable. Running some cables in the house so I though hey, why not practice on some CAT6 I had laying around, while my new spool of 5e shows up. I made 2 cables, 4 ends total. Tripple checked the color code, they were a pain to do, CAT6 was very stiff and hard to get in. But after some time and patience I was able to get them done quickly. However I showed no connection on my PC at all. Close look at the contacts and they looked crooked. That's when I read the label, 24AWG+. My CAT6... 23AWG. That would explain why it was so hard to use. So I took a OEM 5e cable with 26AWG, went together like a dream. Im writing this review on this cable, pushing 2.5GBPS according to windows, and easily hitting 1.2GB on speed test. So double check your cable AWG. I'm takin 1 star for not putting in the title, and they should just work with 23awg anyway.

These being the through end connectors makes a world of difference. Being able to get your colors in place push them through and ensure they are correct before crimping is awesome. Ive tried non through hole ones and they are just plain harder to do. I highly recommend these especially if it will be your first time making cat cable connections.

I've been using Passthrough RJ45 MOD plugs for a few years, and for some reason this brand has a very high failure rate. Meaning - I know the cables are in the right order, they are pushed all the way through, I crimp|cut them... and frequently have to put the plugs back into the crimper and squeeze multiple times and even then, 25% of the time I have to change the plug. I've tried several different Crimpers; these just don't work for me - I won't buy this brand again.

This really helps out when you need extra parts for wiring

Works perfect with the right tools. Holds up good.