RJ11/RJ45 Network and Telephone Cable Crimping Tool with Cable Stripper

Pros: I have only used it for telephone cable so far and it worked well. I haven't used any other crimpers so I have nothing to compare it to.

Cons: The wire cutter work well but if you want to cut a faulty plug of the end of a cable the plug doesn't fit through the gap. easier to use wire cutters and then square up the end with this tool. The wire strippers have two blades that don't quite close to allow the outside layer of plastic to be removed. I am using flat rj12 cable and had mixed results using the strippers. Sometimes one blade would cut deeper than the other and the wires would be stripped bare. Would be even more difficult if you were using round cable. NOT a major issue but if you were using this tool all day it could be a nuisance.

Other: Happy with the purchase. Works well and cheaper than many others I have seen.

Pros: Well it seems to be doing what it have to. Feels strong, dont feel like i would have to worry about breaking them easy.

Cons: Cant cut from middle of cable,, if to remove red peace then spring would still interrupt, so.. i think no use of removing it.

Other: If you know how to use them, its good to have them in had if u might need them.

Pros: I was surprised by the weight of this one, where I was expecting a lighweight thing that would break after 20 crimps, this feels like it will oulast me!
Sturdy, strong and does as promised

Cons: Can't really think of any right away besides it doesn't have a lock, but no problem, you crimp it and of you go eh!

Other: If you need one, be it for professionel use or amateur, very good build quality for it's price :D

Pros: This cable crimper works really well and does what it is meant to. * It has a cable cutter in it (which is SHARP) * It can crimp RJ45 and Rj11 Plugs * It has thick handles (It gives you good grip) * It is really good that the cutter has red around it (to make you not stick your fingers in there !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!)

Cons: The only con I found with this was that I had to crimp each cable a few times (RJ45 Cables) as it didn't push down the wire too well. However, this could just be me (and not the product)

Other: The quality of the crimper reflects the price. If you are making lots of crimps, maybe you should look at a more expensive one!.