CESSRight Angle Coax F-Jack to F-Quick Push On Plug, Male/Female Adapter - Support Comcast, Time Warner, Cox Communications, Charter Communications, Verizon FiOS, and AT&T (4 Pack)

These fittings work great. They're best used for coaxial connections inside of the home. They eliminate the difficult finger-wrenching that is required when trying to screw or unscrew a coax cable on one of your devices (television, cable box, modem, wall jack, etc.). With these adaptors, you simply screw them onto an existing coaxial cable fitting. Then you just push them onto the cable jack.I used them recently when I had to connect an antenna to my 65-inch TV, which I had to lift off the wall then hang back onto the wall. My 10-year-old son assisted me by connecting the coax cable to the back of the TV while I held it. Without one of these push-on connectors, I probably would've dropped the TV while my son struggled with the awkward screw-on fitting. Not for outdoor use where a tight, waterproof connection is required.The price here is about ten times less than what you would find in a big-box hardware store.

Work great

I believe the original as I ordered from showed 5 items and I only received 4, I can not find theoriginal to compare. However they did do the job.

Those who design electronic equipment obviously never intend to have to hook it up, the location of the coax terminal is sometimes located in a small hard to reach area with no room to get your fingers in to screw the coax on and to shallow to use a straight push on connector thus this right angle push on did the trick.

If you're anything like me (as they say), you've cussed out the designers of the standard coax cable connectors when you've tried to reach around the back of the TV to push and tighten the cable. This little gadget makes that task so easy. I have not noticed any loss of signal.

Fit a little loose

with arthritis in my fingers it's hard for me to do something like screwing the cable to another coaxile. i broke the coaxile on on tv becasue it was so close to the back and i was trying to hold the cable and the coaxile was so close to the back of the tv i couldn't get a grip. these you just push on have plenty of room to fasten the cable to the next. wish i had known about these before it would have saved me a $100 repair bill

Normally I don't like adding more connections in a line.However, anyone who owns an RV knows how difficult it is to connect the cable TV to the RV. And you do it every time you move. (I know, first world problems!)The female connection is recessed in a little hatch, and it's right next to another connector for Satellite.Meanwhile, at the pedestal, the cable connection is usually almost at ground level and sticks straight out.So, I'm trying these. I figured these with the right angle wouldn't stick out farther, making the little door hang open, and at the pedestal the right angle reduces the strain and tripping danger.It's not rocket science, I think they'll be fine as long as they don't turn to rust..