uxcell 3.5x1.35mm DC Male Connector Power Supply Ends Solder Adapter DIY DC Barrel Connectors Replacement 10pcs

I bought these to replace a plug for a TP-Link TL-SG108E that fell and landed squarely on the connector. These actually seem more robust than the OEM, albeit a bit more "plasticky" in that they're a bit stiff and there's some flashing, mold lines, etc. I'm forever amazed when people complain about the quality of products like this. Are these top quality connectors? No. Will they work for the vast majority of projects? Yes. People who need better tolerances, quality, etc. should be able to tell simply by price alone. If I were building a high end device that needed a robust connector, I wouldn't even be using this format let alone searching for it on Amazon.

The connector is easy to assemble and performs to function. Very inexpensive.

Well made plug with typical plug solder terminals. Terminals easily wetted for good solder flow and connection. There is enough room in the back shell to allow you to knot the wire or put on a small wire tie for strain relief. I needed a low profile plug and I was able to cut down both of the terminals, along with the back shell then fill the back shell with Bondic. Works great.

For the money, these are OK and they work, but the solder connections are fragile; not high quality. The center lug on two of the connectors were bent up almost making contact with the outer barrel ground. When I straightened it out, it became loose to the center barrel. Then the barrel ground lug loosened making them unusable.

Very happy with product although I had to enlarge the hole for my wire, 18 gauge wire.

Product was perfect for what I needed. The only issue was one of the plugs was defective. It is not worth shipping back for return.

...and the quality's good. That's-a-fact-jack!

If you look at it cross-ways, it'll snap. Seriously though. These ar3e cheaper-than-cheap. Negative terminal breaks off if it accidentally gets bent. Dropped one off the side of the workbench and caught it mid-air and the long negative terminal was bent out at about a 45º angle. No problem. I'll just bend it back. NOT! It snapped off and I saw that it is thinner than paper. Checked another terminal, and another, and another, . . . and bent one because I couldn't believe that Uxcell would sell anything this defective. YEP. Snapped right off, and I only bent it out about at 22º. So, if you are also a victim of this issue, here is the solution: Before attempting to work with it, put a bead of solder at the base of the negative to reinforce it. Recommend low melting point solder.

Ideal for replacing damaged plugs on a charger