VCELINK RJ45 Connectors Tool Free Cat 7, Shielded RJ45 Modular Plugs 10 Gbps 600MHz PoE++, Reusable Easy CAT7 Ends for 23 AWG-22 AWG LAN Cable, 2-Pack

The Ethernet cable coming thru the concrete block wall from the Frontier Fiber Moca box was not only a Cat5, but it was also damaged & if bumped, would stop passing a signal to the router on the inside. Instead of just making the hole in the concrete wall large enough (or a new one) for a new patch cable with ends already attached (I'm in a rental), i used a Cat 7 patch cable i already had that was also twice as long as the one ran by Frontier. I cut off one of the male connectors & ran the bare end thru the current hole in the wall from the outside in to where the router is located. Using a regular coax stripper, i was able to remove the outer cover of the ethernet cable without disturbing the internal wires, removed outer foil insulation of each twisted pair, separated them & put them in their color coordinated slots, trimmed the excess wire from the terminal, inserted it the slot on the connector, closed it, screwed on the end cap, plugged one end in the "in" outlet on the router & the other in the "out" outlet on the moca box outside & crossed my fingers (dont have tester). By the time i got back inside, the router was showing it had an internet connection. Ran several speed tests from several different sources on my hard wired pc, including Frontier & they were actually a tad faster than before. Now i've got a much longer cable to better place the router, a stable, fast connection & of course going from Cat 5 to Cat 7, more bandwidth!Being my first time doing this, i was a bit nervous & it took more time to line up the individual wires but i printed out screen shots from the product video showing where each wire goes since the instructions arent really helpful & didnt have to redo a single wire! Very happy with the product & the results...

I needed to install these connectors on an underground Cat5 cable I had run from my home to an outbuilding as I wanted to set up a bridge router in the outbuilding. The connectors fit perfectly on the cable. I used the T568B wiring configuration and got a perfect test signal.

Materiales de buena calidad, el cable no queda también sujetado lo que puede hacer que se reviente fácilmente.

Doesn't give more then 100 mbps.

Fun to try. Or as a temporary fix.

Nice idea but the wire holders are absolute garbage. It would be nice if they locked the wire in place, they don't. So you have to fiddle holding the wires while jamming the modular holder into the plug only to have the wires fall out. Waste of time and energy.

For the price, these should have been good.... if they worked. They don't! I'll go back to pass-through RJ-45s.

After multiple attempts, I was unable to get these connectors to work with 23AWG Cat7 cable. Pin 1 was flakey, and Pin 5 refused to provide continuity. I bought another type https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09NY9BGJ2?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_detailsand those worked perfectly the first time.