Customer Ratings & Reviews

Worked great with my sound system, easy to hook up and good quality. I've had 9 sets of these for over 2 years now with on problems

Wish i would have had all my connections with the banana plugs. The sound is very distinct and easy to connect..

Maybe not a performance gain but plus 10 on ease of use

Work great with higher guage svs speaker wire with thick insulation no need to strip the wires!

They are great for the price. I wish they were alittle more secure. But once you figure out the correct way to install they are pretty reliable

Didn't work for me this time. The Pioneer Elite Dolby Atmos Bookshelf Speakers could not get a sturdy, solid connection with the Rocketfish Banana Plugs. The solution: Sewell Banana Plugs. The difference is a collar at the base of the stem. Without the collar, the connection was loose and would fall out too easily. Returned this item.

If you're using a RV receiver the banana clips is the way to go

These Banana plugs are of high quality and are easy to setup on the cable. Easy to use and have good grip while connecting.

I love these banana plugs because there is no soldering required. Following the instructions they are very easy to attach to the wire ends and are very secure and will not fall off. Thank you Best Buy. Dave H Sr.

Makes hooking up your many speakers to the amplifier very simple and quick. Does what it has been advertised.

Excellent and the display with 4 allow to connect 2 speaker at once really good quality materials are over the average easy to install and fast connection

These work great and are not too difficult to thread to your speaker cable. Little pricey compared to some competition but build quality and materials are very good. Works great with my klipsch RF7-IIIs and Sony receiver.

The binding post on Sony speakers are shorter. The male spring end is a to long and will not snap into the binding post. They will easily fall out. The smaller wedge couplings have to be used to keep the wire from pulling out. If the couplings are reused they are easy to split. These are high quality. Thanks for making them.

These are the perfect solution to the challenge of trying to twist your speaker wire tight enough to slip into the slots in the amp's contact ports. Follow the instruction as to which wire gauge you are hooking up to the amp. Make sure the little gold pin is entering the center of the wire for proper contact. Twist the collar up snug and tight against the gold base.

these are easy to connect to bare wire and fit nice and tight into back of receiver.

I was surprised at the affordable price of these banana plugs as they are solidly built and easy to install on speaker cables. The only drawback was having to loosen the plastic ferule which keeps the cable firmly secured inside the plug casing. I had to ply the plastic grippers of the ferule apart with pliers in order to fit the cable through it. I was always afraid that i would pull it too far back breaking it. But once you're over this step it's easy to assemble in just a few minutes.

These Rocketfish banana plugs were really easy to install. The toolless twist design saves a lot of time, and the connection feels secure once everything is locked in. The color coding is simple and makes the wiring more organized. They are a bit bulkier than other plugs I’ve used, so tight spaces can feel cramped, but overall they work well and make the setup look more organized.

Fantastic product! Atypical connection method, but once you figure out that you don't need to cut and strip your wire, it's easy. The only issue I could share is that on larger wire, such as the 14ga Audioquest speaker wire, you might need to shave the sleeve down a smidge to fit the collet over the wire. Other than that, it's great that the body of these banana plugs is plastic, that way you are less likely to accidentally touch and short the neighboring plug when installing or moving them around.

The Good: These banana plugs are well-made, decently-designed, and will go a long way toward tidying-up your speaker-to-amp/receiver connections, offering a more-positive hookup for potentially-better sound… The Not-So-Good: …provided you can figure out how to use them: there are NO instructions included for how to connect these to speaker-wire ends, other than the vague mentioning that stripping the wire-ends isn't absolutely necessary. If, like me, this is hardly your first rodeo terminating speaker wire, you'll probably suss out how to do this on your own, but if you're doing this for the first time, you'll likely be quite confused. Had it occurred to me that a quick step-by-step picture-guide might help others, I'd have done it on-the-spot. Recommended, in spite of that glaring omission.

Works great and is easy to use. Would recommend to everyone who needs to quickly remove and use with another system.