I've been using Rean for a few years and have tested most of their connectors. They're very sold and have less resistance (Ohms) than some of the discounted versions you might find on Amazon.

These are very easy to solder, despite what one reviewer said.

These are rather large. Slightly bigger than a more conventional right angle 1/4" jack.
The design seemed good to me until I soldered one. The cable has to thread through a hole. The hole is plenty large, but it makes the soldering job more difficult.
This has a 3-part assembly: male jack with TRS terminals, back cover and threaded sleeve. There is a ring in the body of the jack with sleeve threads.
The main problem with the design is that the Sleeve of the TRS remains encased at the bottom of the half-round metallic body.
In a conventional design, there are only two parts: jack assembly and jacket. The threaded ring is between the male jack and the solder terminals. So the solder area is easier to access.
In summary, a conventional TRS jack, either straight or angled, has connections which are more accessible.

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