AMPCOMCAT7 Keystone Jack Ratchet Zip-tie Design, 10Gbps 600Mhz Shielded Zinc-Alloy RJ45 Tool-Free Keystone Connector 12-Pack

It only takes less than 10 mins to job done.

These are the best connectors for my network, I bought several sets of them and will buy more as needed

These keystone jacks are perfect for a small build out when you don't have a punch-down tool available. It's pretty easy to get the wires in place and then fold the other half of the back to do the punch down for you. It requires a little effort, but it is making the connection of all 8 wires at once.Using a zip tie to keep the back closed really seems to hold the cable in place and relieve the strain from the individual wires.Definitely recommend these if you are doing a small build and don't have a punch-down tool.

When you first look at the AMPCOM CAT6A keystone jack, your first impression is that this thing is built like a tank and probably just as complicated to use. Most of it is a pretty decently thick zinc-alloy casing that splits open and looks sort of confusing to use at first glance, but once you figure out how to install one of these you will be amazed at just how simple it makes installing network jacks. Just strip off some of the insulation from the network cable, take off the white plastic cap, separate out the wires according to the diagram on the white plastic cap and put them in the appropriate slots, then trim off the extra wire length, push the white cap with the wires installed back in place, fold the zinc-alloy sides together, tighten the little ratchet zip-tie and you are done! It couldn't be easier!

These keystones work very well. I did need to use flush cutters to trim the edges of the wires but other than that it was truly toolless. The cable install was pretty simple and the keystone worked on the first try. Very pleased with these and will likely get more of them.

These are incredibly well made and obviously a step above bargain priced products. I particularly like that all I need to install them is a pair of flush cutters or diagonal cutters. I've used four out of the package so far and haven't had any issues. I don't think you'll find a better made keystone.

The zip tie or whatever they want to call it was annoying to tighten or loosen if tightened too early. The spaces for the wires are quite close together even for a wall jack. It did fit fine into a junction plate and gave good connectivity. Punch work was hard to do. I might just be doing it wrong but it wasn't fun.

Shielded Cat-7 jack that is easy to terminate and easy to snap into a keystone socket. Really there isn't much more you can say about this. You cannot use termination tools as they are of a different design than things like EMS connectors.