GeeekPi 12 Port Patch Panel, 0.5U CAT6 Network Patch Panel for DeskPi RackMate T1/T0/T2 Rackmount and 10 Inch Server Rack/Network Cabinet

This added much needed cable management to my mini rack!

Feel surprise that I can fit in plastic Fiber keystone after I cut off part of the fulcrum point on the bottom of the keystone with cutter.Don't expect it can fit in other keystones even they are Ethernet keystone from other brands since the bottom lip of the port is too small than the standard one.

Item came as described. Build quality was better than I expected. Shipped fast and securely. Fit the server rack without an issue.

Good product, Works as advertised

These are the only 0.5u 10inch keystone panels I've ever been able to find. And they do exactly what they say on the tin. It's a bit hard to install and remove keystones, but they usually stay in once installed.However, I am still peeved that a week after GeeekPi launched the RackMate T1 they removed the option from their website to order a blank 0.5u 10in keystone panel, requiring you to pay twice as much to get the version with 12 Ethernet keystone jacks pre-installed on it. I have literally 30+ of those Ethernet keystones laying in a bucket because of that and I had to pay more.

It's hard to judge something when there is no alternative to test against, But it fits well and works well. I would give it 5 stars if it had activity lights like any other ethernet port.

I love all the DeskPi stuff.

As a simple pass-through for Ethernet cables only, this works well enough (though you don't seem to be able to install it into the top 0.5U of the GeeekPi rack this is kind of designed for due to clearance issues, which is a bit puzzling).My biggest concern is that many Keystones absolutely will not work with this panel. For whatever reason, it was designed so that they sit slightly recessed in the slots and metal covers about the top 25% of the jack face. So anything that takes up the top ~25% of the jack (such as HDMI keystones) simply won't work.You'll be fine if you want only RJ11 and/or RJ45 keystones, but anything else is going to be rather hit or miss.