BNC Compression Connector for RG6 Coaxial Cable - Pack of 25 - Solid Construction with High Grade Metals - Male BNC Connectors for CCTV, SDI, HD-SDI, Siamese, Security Camera

I’ll admit it—the first CIMPLE CO BNC Compression Connector I crimped didn’t exactly go as planned. Turns out, cutting the insulation to the wrong length makes for a pretty sad-looking connector. That one didn’t just fail; it humbled me in front of my tools. But hey, live and learn, right? The good news is, these connectors are forgiving if you aren’t perfect on the first try.Once I got my measurements sorted (because, yes, precision matters), everything went smoothly. The connectors locked in like a dream, and suddenly I was back in control of the live video feeds at church. The quality was flawless—no signal drops, no static—just a crisp, dependable connection that even the pickiest AV enthusiast couldn’t complain about.In the end, these connectors earned their spot in my kit. If you’re willing to measure twice and cut once (okay, maybe twice), these little guys will reward you with rock-solid connections every time.

Worked well.

Best BNC connectors I have ever used. easy to compress without breaking apart or damaging like some others. Out of the 50 I got not one off them gave me any problem.

I have purchased two of these 25-pack BNC connectors. They have worked perfectly except for one flaw. They go onto the RG6 cable exactly as expected, and once properly crimped they are a tight connection that won't pull off. I suspect people who state they pull off might either be using the wrong cable (e.g. RG59) else aren't crimping the connector properly.The one flaw I've discovered is that some of these connectors will not slide onto **any** device BNC connector. After discovering this, I have to first try to attach the connector to the BNC port of a device I need to use. If it slides on easily, it's good. However, I've discovered that 15% to 20% of the connectors in a pack of 25 are too tight and will not slide onto the device BNC port. So I have to toss that connector aside and move on to the next one. Doing this test first avoids needing to find out the connector is defective after it's been attached to the coax cable. Like I said earlier, if these connectors fit, they're quite good. Just look out for the connectors that can't be easily connected to the BNC port of you're target device.

A lot easier to use than some other connectors I've used. I noticed that a few connectors that did not connect properly may have been over compressed/crimped. (?)

Not much more to say than the title. I've used a bunch of different compression fittings from different companies and these are the best by a mile. Assemble easily. There is a small gap between the sleeve and the body that allows you to visual confirm the coax is seated in the connector. The inner pin is already in the connector and is machined such that the center conductor easily inserts with a little give that you can feel to tactically confirm the connector is assembled correctly. Once compressed, the connectors are on tight and don't work loose or come off.I've installed nearly 300 of these now on RG-6 for SDI signals and I don't think I've had a single failure. Other brands, I'll typically see 5% to 15% failure rates.Please don't ever change these connectors or stop selling them! These are the only ones I'm buying going forward!

Easy to install. Most of my connections worked, but had a few I’ve had to redo

Tested with BELDEN 533945 at 500ft with no perceptible signal loss.I don't require RG-6 ends often, but when I do I try to find good a) quality for the b) price. This product satisfies both needs.