2Pin 5/8mm COB LED Strip Universal Connectors Kit, Incl. 16Pcs X Type 8-in-1 （Straight, Corner, Wire to Strip, Wire to Wire Connection）+10Pcs 22AWG Extension Wires for COB LED Strips

These connectors made installing my LED strip a breeze. My installation has the strip, these connectors and the 22AWG wire all concealed, so the appearance of the connectors was neither a plus nor a minus. But what I greatly appreciated was the fact that I could cut my LED strip into three segments and easily interconnect them, using the small-gauge wire, without having to do any soldering. In fact, it was simply a matter of slipping the LED strip into one end, the 2-conductor wire into the other, and squeezing the connector together with pliers. It doesn’t get easier than that.

I really like the criss cross thing, it is so cool! I didn’t have any issues with these connectors whatsoever. I did a couple as practice then put my strips together. The practice ones went great, I gave them a good wiggle and everything was good. I’m pretty meticulous when I cut the strips and when I crimp the connectors, all 7 connectors I used worked without issue. My only qualm with these types of connectors are they are single use, if you mess up there’s no do-over.

It works and is functional and is apparently quite versatile, but it does requiring a clamping to lock it which can cut LCD strips if done too hard and once applied there is really no removing the connector easily, its somewhat permanent..

I like everything about this kit, if you are used to soldering wires to connect your strips, these connectors are lifesavers, they will cut the mess and time that soldering takes, and the result is also prettier. The kit also includes 16 connectors and 10 pieces of wire to articulate corners or obstacles.Five stars.

I really like these. They are dead simple to use (you only need a regular set of pliers to crimp it) and: they just work. I've done about 5 of these so far and not one of them failed to make a decent connection. I had success with newer SOC strips as well as older SMD (pictured). One thing I noted is that if you *were* in fact to mess one up somehow (I'm not sure how you'd do that) there are probably no "do-overs" - once the contacts have been pushed down into the housing they're not likely to come back out again.Price per unit on these seems a bit high.They work very well.

These seem to work great. They don't fit the need I had for them after all, but I checked over what they are made for and they fulfill that perfectly, so them not fitting my personal need is no slight on them whatsoever.