🔌 Enhanced Ethernet Network Connectivity with SMITON Connectors Review

After years of hard work with butt end connectors I decided to give these a try. MY GOD! What a relief. I had no trouble making my first cable and didn't have to worry about missing a touch or breaking a circuit. I terminated both ends and used my tester to test the circuit. Perfect! I strip away more shielding and trim excess wires when the connector is complete. I use a good RJ45 crimping tool (I have three and they all work fine) and haven't had any problems. Once my last closed end…

firstly there are no guide lines inside the plug to make it easier to align the wires. Once you line them up and get through the end. This is where the fun begins. They check that all colors are correct and crimp the connector. At this point, take wire cutters and cut the wires off the end. You use your cable tester, everything seems fine, but the cable falls out, it won't latch, now what! You'll notice a small piece of plastic sticking out at the end. You need to cut it off with wire cutters…

Brand new to home networking, I've used a couple of these cables to run Cat6 cables in my walls. They're pretty easy to install and crimp clean. The passthrough works, but it's too hard for me to cut the wires flush with the end of the connector. This caused some of my first cables to not fully fit into their sockets. What I started doing was cutting the wires to the same length before inserting, and then only inserting them until they almost stick out. So the plugs work great. And they…