LevitonExtreme 6+ QuickPort Connector, CAT 6, 25-Pack, 61110-BW6, White

Leviton makes high quality parts that fit properly after giving up on other parts purchased from this company.

This Cat6 Ethernet jack snaps into the matching Leviton faceplates. I use the Leviton 6-port faceplate in a 2x3 layout. Start populating with these jacks on the top row first, then work down. The faceplate says which way is UP.I use it with the Leviton punch tool. Everything works really well. It has attached stickers for type A and type B Ethernet wiring. Peel away the top sticker (B) to reveal the bottom sticker (A). Works great. It doesn't matter if you use A or B, but you have to be consistent -- each end of the wire has to be wired the same. For my house, many years ago I chose A.There is also a snap-on cable holder (shaped like a U) that helps hold the wiring in place. It isn't visible in the photo, but is a nice touch.I highly recommend these. I especially like the large variety of colors available. I use the white jacks for regular Ethernet (Internet), green jacks for CCTV cameras, and red jacks for digital speakers.Scott

Pricey, but for the DIYer with the capability to plan out and wire a network - you take the professional installer out of the equation, and save a ton. In the process of creating a smart home and slowly moving from room to room.These are super easy to install and works perfectly with the quickport wall plates. And they look great.FYI, I bought 1000 ft of cat 6 wire from Amazon for 90 dollars. For perspective, 100 ft will cost 40 dollars at Home Depot. Hence the need to plan ahead.

All good in original Leviton packaging.

These are good quality, but a bit expensive. Having the connections straight out the back is better than other jacks that are 90 degrees relative to the jack is better.

With the QuickPort keystone and JackRapid punching tool, these are easy to punch!

Easy to connect, color coded for both wiring schemes. Works in patch panels & Quickport Wall Plates.

I've been using these for the past 15 years and they are the only ones I found that reliably work all the time. They really support proper cat 6 speeds and never fail, unless you screw up the install. They maybe expensive, but you will save in the long term with them.I tried some other brands and I kept having problems with the network, which all went away when I switched back to these. So I will just keep using these in the future.The only drawback is that they are not the easiest to install, but it's also not that bad