Ethernet Coax Wall Plate 2Pack,1 Cat6 Ethernet Port and 1 Gold-Plated Cable TV Coax F Type Port Wall Plate (White)

Works great. The cat6 pass through left me fully utilize my gigabit internet.

Was extending garage coax and ethernet to the living room. This easily gave me a jack on both ends and worked out great. They're basically keystone jacks, so they can snap in and out if needed. Worked great for our needs.

We changed the paint and I needed to change outlet covers, too. These were my first choice and I liked them. Unfortunately, our existing in-house wiring wouldn't reach to the combo outlet, which was disappointing. They are attractive, sturdy and a fine choice to go from one two outlet covers to one. I thought I could make it so only one outlet for TV cable and Internet would work, but it didn't in my house. It was a DIY project and I wasn't going to pay an electrician and/or cable technicians to rewire for me. Sadly, I had to return these outlet covers and purchase individual ones. If your wiring will allow it, I highly recommend these outlet covers.

These are mechanically good face plates. they are durable and can take some abuse. Both the RJ45 and Coax are easily removable which can make installation in tight spaces easier. My only issue is purely esthetic. Why the blue RJ4. It looks odd in the rest of the white wall plate.

Behind the smart TV, cable and ethernet in same wall box, very convenient. Takes up less space. Disregard number on faceplate, that's how I know which drop it is on the patch panel. Product matches expectations and use need. Product seemed to arrive quickly. I had my own keystone (part that snaps into faceplate for ethernet), so I can't say how it punches down or that part funtions.

Perfect fit, minimal look

I needed to run an Ethernet cable between my router and my Lorex Camera System. This Ethernet plate with coax (F Connector) made my task easy. I used an electrical quick box through the sheet rock between the studs, ran my Ethernet cable through the attic, and plugged it into the back side of the plate. From there a short 90 degree elbow style CAT 6 cable from the wall to my equipment and I had my internet connection right where I wanted it. The only small problem I encountered was the supplied screws were a little too long for attaching the plate to the quick box. I had to snip off a small amount on each screw with my Wire Strippers to get a tight fit. If you already have a cable coax plate near your new Ethernet location you should be able to swap out with this new plate fairly easily. Later I’ll probably reroute my internet coax cable to this plate as well to tidy up my layout. This Ethernet and Coax Plate makes this an easy job to do.

Nice product