4mm Banana Plug VCELINK

For the most part they work as expected. I had some cable that was given to me along with the purchase of some speakers. They looked to have a much higher quality banana plug. I did some A/B testing as well as took some measurements in rew. There is a noticeable and measureable difference in the highs, specifically the higher quality banana plug was allowing the speaker to have more output in the highs. It also sounded smoother but clearer too.

This product is well made and is easy to use. You have to add a bit of pressure to push out the clip and screw the wire to it, but once I figured that out, by pushing to end of the clip out of the housing, they were great.

I always connected my speakers by threading the speaker wire into the connector and screwing it down. This was often difficult and I never got a great feeling that they connections were secure. I bought a new receiver and learned that these could be used when I saw the "customers also purchased" link.

These clips are great. I was able to connect the clips to the speaker wires and secure them to the back of my new receiver. I am no longer concerned aboutbthe connections becoming loose or any crackling due to poor connections.

These are my first experience with Banana plugs and man I wish I had made this upgrade sooner. These feel very sturdy with the double screw system. I'm confident the wires won't be sliding out. It takes some time but in the end not too bad. Took me about 20 mins to do 12 wires. After the first few, it all went very smoothly.
If I had to improve on these, it would be great if the cover screwed on and maybe clicked to ensure it's all the way in. But this is in no way a deal breaker and should not affect performance as the cover is basically only there for gripping and identifying the wire. All things considered, I highly recommend these.

Quick and painless to get put together.

Only caution I have is that they are a little stiff trying to insert into my receiver’s speaker output.

These plugs are replacing bare wire on an amp. By using these plugs I avoid potential shortage problems. Easy to assemble by unscrewing the silver barrel and then placing wire in the plug barrel. Two screws assure contact and tightness of wire. Screw the outer barrel back to the plug and that's it. Red normally is for red or positive wire and black is for black or negative wire. They work well and are reasonably priced.