RJ45 Crimp Tool Pass Through Kit Ethernet Crimper Cat5 Cat5e Cat6 Crimping Tool for RJ11/RJ12 6P/8P with Network Lan Cable Tester, 50PCS Cat6 Connectors, 50PCS Boots, Mini Cable Stripper

I had a klein tools crimper and it was amazing, however I ended up loosing it after years of service and needed one in a hurry so I got this one, I thought it would be a temporary solution until I got another klein, but honestly Ill keep this one as it is very well built, all metal, feels good in the hand, super easy to use, comes with a small picture reference diagram thing, which is always good to have a visual reference, it feels the proper size in the hand not too large and not too small and it is good for quick jobs, this wont slow you down in any way. Its a good quality item. Once you get used to it, you will be making pumping out cables insanely quick. Shipped quick with overnight prime and they even included a few free connectors and sleeves.

This kit had everything I needed to make my own Ethernet cables. The crimp tool feels solid and works well with both Cat5e and Cat6. The pass-through connectors make wiring easy and clean. The included cable tester is a nice bonus and works as expected. Great value for anyone setting up a home network or doing small installs.

This Brileine RJ45 crimp tool set works exactly as it should — clean crimps, easy pass-through cutting, and solid construction. The simplicity and speed it takes to complete a termination is super useful. The real standout is the CAT6 line tester, which is a must-have if you’re doing any DIY Ethernet installs. It made testing and verifying my runs quick and stress-free. Great value for a complete kit!

Came with everything! This is my first time using pass through and man, it's a game changer. I did a few terminations so far and it's so easy to use.The tester works - I intentionally messed up some terminations to test. It's pretty basic though - you'd probably want a more fancy tester if you're doing this serious!One thing that's annoying is the battery connector in the tester is not glued/screwed down to the case, and I couldn't get the battery to stay in place easily. It kept moving around when trying to use, causing it to lose power. One of the productimages in the packaging shows the connector loose, so I guess that's intentional. Maybe I'm using it wrong. I will add a photo when I can.Eventually I just stuck something inside to avoid the battery from moving around. Probably best to remove the battery if you're not going to be using the tester for a while. Reminder that you'll need to buy a 9v battery separately.Overall this kit is well worth the price.

Crimper tool works great. The kit is good. Made an Ethernet plug in about 5 minutes. Tested Ethernet plug and wire. There were no faulty connections. I would recommend this tool kit.

So far, I have no complaints.It's easy to use, comfortable even after being used all day, and it speed my workflow up quite a bit vs the cheap little ones that seem to be everywhere.The quality tells me that this is going to last me a while, without a doubt.

The tool works great. Here is what they don't tell you. If you are repairing cables you will find out that the vendors don't use the coloring code wiring standard, therefore you will have to replace the cable ends on both ends for every cable you do. I cut the excess cable off on a camera system I was installing which came with 50 or 100 foot cables to find every cable had a different color code. Lesson learned - Buy a roll of bulk cable and make your own. The tool is great - the cable manufacturers suck.

Because of new Internet service to my home which required moving the router to the garage, I needed to run an Ethernet cable approximately 30 ft. between floors. I purchased a spool of Cat-6 cable and this kit to terminate the cable. Having followed the instructions precisely, upon crimping/trimming the pass through connectors, the cable did not work. When plugged into the router and uplink port on the switch, the lights on the switch did not light up, hence no connection. I cut off and redid both ends about 4 times without success. Sometimes the tester would show position 1 not active, other times the tester showed that the cable was terminated ok. I decided that I must have damaged the wire when pulling it through the hole, so I cut a new section of cable and carefully fished it though. Repeated the process of cutting and re-doing the connectors, no success.Next, I purchased the Klein crimp tool (80024) and a pack of their plugs. First try, success. The lights on the switch lit up like a Christmas tree. I will occasionally go cheap on a tool that I plan to use very infrequently, but in this case, not recommended.