LINKUP - [GHMT & DSX8000 Certified Cat8 Ethernet Cable Connector (6-Pack) RJ45 Metal Tool Free Easy Termination Plug | for 2000MHz 2GHz 40G Double Shielded Solid LAN Cable 22AWG-24AWG

Overall this is a high quality product from cat 8 cable to the crimper it all works and us the easiest to insrall Pros :Everything this company makes is good. All works Future proofing Easy Cons. price Do you really need cat 8 to play xbox. Absolutely not Other thoughts If you want to run ethernet I recommend this. Until companies go full fiber to my knowledge 40gbs if the fastest by copper wire. I only use a 100th of it but with low cross talk I have noticed slight improvement in gaming. And no connection error after hard wiring everything I could. I have a small house (about 1200sf) I installed cat 8 in every bedroom and living room with linkup keystone Jack's and field connectors. It costed a little bit but worth every penny if you have the mentality of higher price equals higher product. Then this is your product.

Purchased a set of these as well as some cheaper ones. I bought the cheaper ones because of cost as these are quite expensive. Running true CAT8 cable is rather challenging. The cable is stiff, thick, and terminating it is troublesome. These terminators are extremely easy to use. Tools required to make it the most simple: -Small pair of sharp snips -Pair of pliers -Cable jacket stripper That's all you need. Terminating has never been so easy. The cheaper ones I tried, I could never even get the wire into the right channels before crimping. With these, absolutely no problem. Highly recommended. I just wish the price would come down (~$10 each one).

After removing the jacket on some CAT 8 cable I thought I was in over my head attempting to install the keystone terminations. Luckily it went smoothly and all 12 terminations worked like a charm. Given you can technically reuse these keystone terminations it would be nice if they shipped extra metal tape. I have a couple of cables I want to shorten (need to remove slack in a wall) and I'm debating reusing three keystone plugs and omitting the tape or buying three more..... for the price I want to reuse but I don't want to deal with signal issues due to a lack of $0.01 of tape. Some hints I picked up along the way: 1) Use the B wiring standard, there is less wire overlap that way and I think it has a slightly better SNR than A wiring. 2) Get yourself the clamping tool, if you are spending all this money on CAT8 cabling might as well do it right. I accidentally ordered the wrong clamping tool and had to push fairly hard to close these keystone terminations. Eventually I ended up finishing each using vice grips but the clamping tool should apply force more evenly. 3) When pushing the individual lines into the white plastic guide, take your time and plan the routes of each wire first. Don't mangle up the wires changing your mind which path each wire takes.

Finally something to fit my 22awg cat8. It's tight but does fit and work. Expensive, but come to find out it's hard to just buy rj45 cat8 make terminals. These are certified too. Time will tell if the PCB holds up. But finally a good product that fits what the description says.

I have made probably more than 100 cables in the past 10 years for home projects and because my cable runs need to be as precise as possible for aesthetic purposes. These are the easiest end connectors I have ever used by a LONG stretch. You really should get the crimper also but they can be closed by hand with a sturdy surface to push on. I have used these and the female keystones and the tool-less option is fantastic, especially when you are finishing the run behind a TV or thru a wall. If you have ever had to crimp a ending with the old tool based system you will be very happy. Also, if you DON'T get a good connection or accidentally need a longer run, just cut a new cable length and you can reuse them. I couldn't be happier!

This one is kind of hard to give a rating for, because yes the product works, and yes it is decent quality, but its not perfect and the price demands perfection. Let me start off by saying yes they work good from what I can tell, I havent tried pushing GIG speeds through them yet, but they have no problems running 100s of Megabits. The install wasnt terrible either. You do need a couple tools: something to strip the outer jacket, and come pliers or wire cutters that can make a very close cut. I would also recommend something like Robogrip pliers or something similar; I will explain why in a bit. The packaging could use some work, I think these are single use (could be wrong) and the way they are packaged they could easily lock themselves in transit. If it wasnt for the price I wouldnt harp on this, but again that price demands perfection. Its just in a plastic bag. The copper foil that it comes with is of poor quality. Its not a big deal, for most people, but remember the price. The foil is too small and the adhesive is terrible. The ziptie could have been a tad heftier too. The keystone itself is pretty nice though. Its made out of a decent alloy or composite of some type. The wire guide is fairly easy to setup and its nice it has the A and B scheme right on it. Espically because the LINKUP wire that I used (the good stuff, the 22 AWG LINKUP) didnt have colored stripes on the whites, so you have to keep the pairs together. Now this is more about the wire, but for the price of it they couldnt stripe the whites? Anyways the only issue I had installing them was getting the wire guide fully situated in the keystone. This is where those Robogrips come in. You basically need 3-4 arms to do this part. You have to make sure the wire guide is in correctly, while pushing it into the keystone. Its so hard to close you will need those Robogrips to fully close it. So while your doing that you have to grab the Robogrips and get them on the keystone. 1 other tiny problem I had is with that copper tape I mentioned before. Again, its terrible and it was hard to get the shielding properly situated and the copper tape to actually stick. Even though I bashed on this product a bit, most of it was knit picking because of the price. Overall it is a good product with an INSANE price tag. That is the main reason it loses stars.

Sin necesidad de una crimpadora. Funciona a la perfección y fácil de armar.

成功率高く、一発成功率。無駄にならない。

Dużo łatwiej było je zterminować niż te od HB-DIGITAL z kablem od HB-DIGITAL. Jedną gwiazdkę odbieram jednak za fakt, że nie wiem jak otworzyć ten keystone drugi raz.

Needed 8 of these, sadly only sold in 6 and 2 packs. They were shipped quickly and for a fair price. Easy to use. Excellent quality. 10/10 would buy again. Nice how-to video online as well. One word of caution, when I ordered these, I accidentally selected the wrong Easy Press Connector tool to go with them. Make sure to choose "for Keystone" or it won't work. But no issue, was able to just use hand pressure and for final closure a gentle squeeze with plumber pliers, perfection. 10/10 would buy again. Note: I tried CAT 6A keystones before these, but found out the hard way that won't work due to CAT 8 cable having 22 AWG wires compared to 23/24 AWG of CAT 6A and 6.

Niet kunnen ontvangen door distributie fout. Amazon helpdesk nog veel inspanningen geleverd om het toch te laten aankomen( dank Amazon, prima ondersteuning). Helaas kon ik het niet opnieuw bestellen omdat het vervolgens niet leverbaar was. Over gegaan op ander product.