Rapink Patch Panel 24 Port Cat6 10G Support, Network Patch Panel UTP 19-Inch,...

This is very nice patch panel. I am getting older and the writing on the back of the panel is not easy to see. It is with high gloss and in well light areas it is hard to see for an old man. I simply wired it as i would a standard patch panel and it work and tested fine. The connections seem to be pretty strong as after the test, i removed the test wires and they had ample resistance from be pulled out. Very nice patch panel if the writing was a little bit larger and the glossy overlay was not there. I would recommend this to anyone in the market or need of a quality patch panel.

This patch panel delivers exactly what it promises. Installation was straightforward, and setup was a breeze. Everything worked as described, with no surprises or issues. It’s well-built, intuitive to use, and fits perfectly into my network setup. No complaints at all—just a reliable product that gets the job done.

It's a patch panel that works well. I used cat 5 cable in it...looking to buy another. Not much to disclose. It works!

This is a different brand then I am used too. But quality seems like it is OK. The punch downs seem sturdy. For the price, it seems like an ok value. The overall appearance is nice looking. Doesn't scream cheap looking like some other brands. Mounting was easy and straight forward. Punch down size makes good use of space. Some lower end panels are tight for space when punching down. A quick glance at the rj45 ports on the front seems suitable for most home use and don't look like they are cheap pins one expects from lower end units.

Good alternative to the name brands. These patch panels work as well as the higher priced name brands. They seem to last.

I prefer all termination in-line vs opposite side

All cables punch down clean and speeds are running at expected levels throughout it. Mounts perfectly in a rack and all connectors are snug.

Definitely not the greatest quality even though it looks like it is built well. The frame and ports are fine, however, the punch down connections on the back need some serious reinforcements on the pins that are on the ends of a section. The connections in between seem to hold firm but, on the outer connections, even using the low setting on my Fluke punch down tool, would spread the opening and would never hold the wire. I have had to skip several ports just to finally find a section that can hold on the outer connections which throws off my numbering, not to mention the loss of ports. I'm using CAT6 cable for a homelab setup. I seriously doubt it would ever reach 10G speeds as it is advertised to support with such weak connections. This will likely get returned and go with another brand or pay the extra and switch to keystone panels and jacks. That way if one doesn't work, simply change out the faulty keystone, not the entire patch panel.

Easy to cable into. Helpful wiring diagram behind each port. Perfectly fits 19" rack, and supplied with fitting screws

Very good product, good value and works as expected. cant fault it.

The cable support was detatched and its leg bent on arrival. The back label is also different to the one that is advertised but I think I prefer this single image for all 4 connections as it is a little clearer. I bent the leg back and got on with my day. Yet to fit it to my cabinet. It would have been nice to have a few spare paper labels incase I make a mistake or change which lan is patched in the future.