Ethernet Wall Jack Cat6 1 Port UL-Listed VCELINK

Used to pass through a wall with 1 ft. Cat 6 patch cable. Easier if you offset the plate not directly behind one another. Did not use sheet rock boxes, used flat head sheet metal screws with plastic anchors. Shame on me!

I purchased these to replace old phone jacks with ethernet and they did the trick! Item was as described by the seller and arrived within a day...A+

No special tools required. Buy a cable with connectors, run one end through the wall to a wall box, stick it in the back side, and run another short cable to the router. Easy and no skill required.

Bought two for a home install, wanted to get rid of tacked up cables so I ran thru my attic instead. Although, these wall plates aren't meant to be sleek or give much room between a dresser and the wall for example. But rather have an clean outlet than a cable going straight thru. Tested them bought and no issues with signal.

The pieces snapped together right aways, connected the cables and the equipment was up and running over Ethernet in no time. I would certainly purchase again. Product was just as it was described

This is male to male hook up no wiring involved. Run wire and snap into back and mount. Plug wire into front and you are ready to go. Nice and sturdy and looks better than a wire hanging out of a wall.

Wall dropped Ethernet into three bedrooms. These made it easy to couple an rj45 plug and turn it into a wall receptacle. Recommend getting “mud rings” to screw these into if you’re putting them on dry wall.

Don't tell my former landlord that I used these. I wanted wired internet in the bedroom I was using as an office so I used these (you'll need a short patch cable) to run a line from the switch to a switch in the office. You'll have to cut a hole large enough for the jack unit so a small saw is very useful. Once in place they look clean and tidy.

Needed these as I was running a new cable from a bedroom to my garage network switch and didn’t want to have to deal with punching down wires or creating a new plug. This worked perfectly. Clicked in the included adapter, made a hole, and attached the plate. Done. Works without issue. Will be using the 2nd on another run once I finish fixing up the walls.

During the pandemic, I had "temporarily" run internet to our work computers to help with speed. Then we got a puppy who loves to eat internet, so I had to run the lines through the walls. These were easier and cleaner than the punch type Jack's. They work really well.

These outlet covers did exactly as they were designed to do and they were simple to install. They make a subtle presence on a white wall and work perfectly. We used them in our recent Internet upgrade in our house and they hid the extra cables well. We have no complaints and are happy with our purchase.

So much easier and cheaper than buying all the tools to wire up a normal wall plate. They don't have any of these at any retail store around me. Not lowes home depot or Walmart or anything else around the area. Buy it. Use it. Save you time. Save some money. Plug and play.

Easy to install CAT6 wall plates. They'll screw into just about any wall box, especially the newer low voltage wall boxes. The connectors are easily removed and replaced as needed for updates.

These made it easy to get Ethernet from the router in the living room to the bedroom on the other side of the wall. I tested it with my laptop and got 850 megabit speed, about the same as I get with my laptop plugged directly into the router.

Bought these because I was tired of dealing with constant WiFi interference from my neighbors, who all seem to have very powerful routers on the same frequencies as my own all of the sudden. Ran cable through the subfloor and connected these very easily. Nice professional look once finished!