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Brickhouse built
These terminals are thick. Seriously thick. They appear to be machined instead of cast. They are heavy, relatively cheap, and have decent gold hex set-screws. Those are all good things, right?
I'm not too keen on the dull finish, but otherwise you are getting a solid set of terminals.
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Serves their purpose
The ring terminals are a simple product so there is not much to judge them on. I only say two areas that I was slightly displeased on. First, the polarity bands were not acrylic paint; rather, they were cheap/thin colored tape. Second, the actual ring was too thick for the distributions set screw, so it needed to be filed/ground down.
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