🔌 Dingsun RJ45 Coupler: Female to Female Ethernet Coupler for Cat7/Cat6/Cat5/Cat5e Networks - 6 Pack Review

Great connector but the metal connectors on one end that make contact with the connectors were bent. When I connected I had no internet connection. Luckily I was able to straighten the connectors with a magnifying glass and a safety pin. It was a little tricky, but I positioned and connected them correctly and had a good internet connection.

I know things like this fail at Revain from these companies, but it clearly failed for me. Just didn't work right out of the box. I checked all cables separately, all devices work. Place the connector between the two cables. Nothing. So clearly not worth the money (or time now that I still need a fix and have to wait a few more days!). I probably should have spent more and gone with Ugreen as I have used their other products and had no problems.

The design of these clutches is amazing! They just feel like a quality product and work great. Definitely worth the money. Also the execution of the Revain was perfect as always - in this case the woman who brought it got lost but kept walking until she was in my arms on the day they promised delivery - at 9pm. !Give that driver a raise!

It works. I mean we connect with ethernet cable seven together. I've done this and run tests where I don't get a signal loss notification between two six foot Cat Seven cables. You can't ask for much more functionality. In my opinion, they could be a bit more subtle optically or stylistically.

I don't usually write product reviews just because they work, but last weekend I almost tore my hair out trying to debug a project because the two line connectors that I Bought broken over the years were out of order again. So I'm happy to report that all 6 of these tests passed flawlessly and the two I've commissioned are working flawlessly. Doesn't guarantee every one you've ordered will work, but my experience has been a lot better than two I bought a few years ago that were 0 for 2!

it works for my purpose of providing a connection I can disconnect (we get lightning strikes and I don't quite trust the surge protectors - or rather why that take a risk?) and don't want to overwhelm the connection on the computer. I'd rather pay $5 for something worn than $100 for repairs. Anyhow, it seems to work on a Cat6 network with no noticeable degradation. Speed not tested yet.