Flutesan 20 Pcs 5 Pin 12 mm LED Strip Connector RGB Lights Waterproof Adapter 22 Awg Wires Connector for Strip Light Unwired Gapless Track 5v 12v 24v

Saved so much time instead of solder, great connection. Fit inside my channels just fine!

Used these with multiple strips of LED lights and the only caveat is that they do not work with silicone-coated strips (which is expected). Had no issue opening or closing, none broke during installation, worked as expected. Good value overall, recommended.

Let me start off by saying I'm an electrician by trade and have wired hundreds if not thousands of electrical panels from scratch. So im not new to ALL sorts of wire. As far as functionality, these connectors were very hit or miss. They wouldn't stab through into the wire enough for adequate connection and I had to bend the fingers apart a little bit to get them to hit the conductive part on the light strip. Theyre easy enough to use in principle and if you're crafty enough, you can make them work. I will probably find a different route for my light boxes next time. I guess im just used to fantastic products like wago, and expected too much. I have a bunch to use up so maybe ill have better luck next time. No picture really needed. They look exactly as shown. Picture of my project though for reference of how I used them! (:

I do a LOT of electronics, usually soldering, but occasionally I use connectors.I have the exact correct gauge and type of LED wire yet it rarely will slide its connectors in all 4 wires. Even with pliers squishing them till the plastic almost breaks, it's about 50% that you will get all 4 or not.So I move on from the wires side and move on to the 5050 LED 10mm side. It doesn't get all of the conductors everytime so you end up either getting zero light or the wrong color (due to the r, g, or b wire not being connected.Even if you somehow manage to get all 4 punctured properly (and if your led strip has not given up due to the number of failed attempts), the way this thing works is flawed. Those little pieces of metal in their connector punctures the light strip and even the slightest pull easily pulls the strip out of the connector. They should use pressure instead of puncturing.And the claim of waterproofness is absolute BS, there is no possible way this isawater tight connection. First in the alignment of the stars and planets, that you end up actually having all 4 wires connected AND all 4 of the light strip conductors connected, the only way water isn't getting in there is if you completely encase the entire thing with silicone and let it dry.I would look for a different solution. This technique used here is no good for most thing led light strips that they sell on amazon

Well worth the money if you don't want to solder. I have used about a dozen so far and have 100% success.

They work well if you’re connecting the waterproof strips to thicker gauge rgb wire (like the multicolored ones sold on Amazon)The quality is kind of eh, some of the clips on the sides don’t fully engage and it hangs loosely, some of them clamp so tightly that you can’t pull them apart at all. Not super impressed with the quality. But certainly a good amount for the moneyThey do not work for connecting wires to more wires.

The amount of time and effort saved just from these goobers are crazy. I don't have to fight for my life trying to solder those wires to the led strips anymore 😭😭😭😭. I had to use pliers to close the side with the wires since I got noddle arms, but so far these have been working great.

Works as intended, grabs the wire well, and snaps easily open closed.