NANYI Mono 1/4 Inch Phono 6.35mm Phone Plug Bulk - 6PCS (6.35 Female TRS Plug-6PCS)

Install for a custom project went smooth. Jack feels solid enough and connections appear reliable.

The included nut and washer are quite secure, and soldering to the tabs was quite easy, even with a cheap Radio Shack soldering iron. Electrical contact is quite good, and the cable is quite secure while plugged in.

Fits perfenct, a little weak but good.

Product as discribed

These are typical 1/4" input phone jacks I used to replace some plastic jacks on a PA loudspeaker that were broken (plastic not good). These work fine when soldered in.

I normally don't review products that are simple, and work as they should. After reading some of the negative reviews on this, I felt compelled. I used these jacks to replace an odd size microphone jack in Drake radios made in the late sixties. I have attached before and after pictures so you can see how they compare two switchcraft jacks made in that time period. These are a good tight connection, and look and perform better than expected. The insulating material is very sturdy and impervious to heat from normal soldering. I cannot imagine any legitimate complaints.

Poor quality and twisted with tightening the mounting panel nut with slight pressure!Refunded and the product is nothing compared to switch craft brand of many years ago that I still have in use without no problems!!

What can you say? It was made in China…so what that amounts to is 50% work as intended, while the other 50% shorts out. Even thought I only need one Jack, this is one of those times that it was beneficial that Amazon sells them in multiples. Most of the time we don’t need 30 push buttons. But when half of them are broken, it helps to have extras.

I was replacing a jack in my sound unit with the TRS one. The jacks are well made and work as you would expect; however, the larger size caused some problems in my tight installation.

Absolute trash! Guitar cable is not secure, prongs are bent and in different locations on each jack, jacks are shorted together. Obviously zero qc. Spend a little more money on something that won’t waste your time.

I would buy them again.

Things are a little tighter than they should be but quality doesn't do this with no effort, spend the extra doller

One of the two jacks had a short between signal and ground