Thomann SK026 XLR male

This plugs arenice looking, with cable retainer by a screw and easy to solder.
They feel solid and worth the money investment. No fuss when connecting to the sockets and I haven't noticed any degradation of the sound quality, even when used directly with my audio interface.These plugs can surely take a punch and a knock at the same time and still see another day.
I feel the need to anything more expensive. These can handle every task I set them to. Definitely recommend it.

This connector looks and feels like a plessant copy of the old AMPHENOL XLR Connector but very low priced.

Downside are the screws, Plus side they hardly come loose.
You must have soldering down as an art since the connector plastics as easy to melt.

But very good value for money

Good quality connectors at a good price, especially when you get discount for buying larger quantities of them.

I prefer connectors without screws, which these have, but can't complain for the price. the strain relief is good, with a decent sized rubber boot.

The connectors fit everything I tried them with well, unlike some other cheap connectors.

I would happily use these again.

great for installations or racks but probably not the best if you need to unplug and plug in all the time. id go for neutriks if thats your requirement.

My opinion, better give little bit more money and something better. For this connector you need screwdriver, and parts inside is not made with so quality

These connectors do a job, they're not the most reliable connectors and they can be a real pain to solder, but for the price... you can't really complain. I bought 50 to make loads of cables up but gave up half way through and bit the bullet, bought proper neutriks which made my life soon much easier.

okey quality, i use it for permanent connections as for that they great but i would not use it as a microphone cable xlr

The Thomann SK026 XLR male plug is not that robust as Neutrik's or other more expensive plugs but it is totally sufficient for home use and everywhere else if you take care when using your equipment.

If you are building your own cables, I would recommend this. Easy to work with and sturdy, no issues with compatibility.

Based on the Cannon design not Neutrik, so a bit more fiddly to (dis)assemble. Take your time, tin them with solder first and don't forget to put the collar on before you start soldering the cables!