CableGeeker Cat6 Patch Panel 24 Port with Inline Keystone, 10G Ethernet Support, 1U Network Patch Panel UTP 19-Inch with Removable Back Bar, Compatible with Cat6, Cat5e, Cat5 Rackmount Cabling

Used for a networking job to connect all drops. Used capstone to plug into panel. Great value, good quality and adjustable. Very east to install. Looks great on wall.

Using the patch panel to connect to devices on the back side of the rack with cross connect points on the front. Makes a nice clean installation without punching down cable

The patch panel was excellent and easy to install. The connectors attached easily to the panel and then it was simple to plug in the cables.

I installed the patch panel and everything is working pretty well except for a couple keystones. When testing the ones that weren't working properly, some of the pins weren't making good contact and the device either didn't connect or negotiated at 100mbps due to only have 2 pairs connected. Contacted Amazon support and they wanted me to send the whole thing back just for a couple keystones.

This patch panel is about average plastic construction with a metal rear cable rest. Mine arrived with the plastic connectors between the cable rest and the panel broken. This seems like a poor design, as most of the cable weight and strain will rest on the rear shelf and I can't see how this wouldn't snap easily under strain. I would look for an all-metal patch panel instead of this. On the positive side, the keystones do lock positively into the panel, but they have a bit of wiggle that doesn't make me feel great about it.

Lightweight, does what it's supposed to do, connections working well at 2.5G. Quick simple install.

This install was so much easier than the punchdown version. The keystones just snap in and you just terminate the wire and connect it to the panel. It has a metal wire support in the back that you can use for wire management. It fits in a standard 19 rack. It looks nice and clean if you get the right size wires lol. Its a lots easier to move Jack's around if you need too. Just pop one out and put a new keystone in. Hdmi, usb, audio, or whatever else you might need. It was a good deal for everything it came with. It's a nice functional piece to keep your rack nice and tidy or just to keep the wires under control.

As a home network enthusiast, I'm always on the lookout for ways to keep things clean and organized. That's why I was excited to try the CableGeeker 24-Port Patch Panel. Here's my take:Plug-and-Play Perfection: Forget fiddly punch downs and messy wires! This panel's RJ45 through couplers are a game-changer. Simply plug in your existing Cat6, Cat5e, or Cat5 cables, and you're good to go. Setup was a breeze, saving me tons of time and frustration.Rack-Ready Robustness: This panel fits flawlessly into my 19-inch server rack. The detachable back bar makes cable management a snap, and the whole thing feels solid and well-built. I have no worries about it bending or sagging under the weight of all those cables.10G Ready for Futureproofing: While my current network isn't pushing 10-gigabit speeds yet, knowing that this panel can handle it gives me peace of mind for future upgrades. It's nice to have that extra headroom.Everything You Need in the Box: CableGeeker doesn't skimp on the extras. The panel comes with all the screws, zip ties, and even labels you need for a professional-looking installation. No more hunting for missing parts!Minor Wish: My only tiny gripe is that the couplers themselves could be a tad sturdier. They feel secure enough, but a bit more heft wouldn't hurt for complete peace of mind.Overall:Despite the minor nitpick, the CableGeeker 24-Port Patch Panel is a fantastic addition to my home network. It's well-built, easy to use, and future-proof. If you're looking for a clean and efficient way to organize your network cables, look no further!