40 Pieces 2 Pin LED Strip Connectors Lights Connector T Shape l Shape Gapless Solderless LED Adapter Light Extension for 3528 2835 SMD RGB Strip (8 Mm)

Perfect to connect your light, easy yo install.

Works well

These worked well even though it can sometimes be difficult to make a reliable connection. When cutting the light strips there is such a small spot to make the connection. My wife was very happy with lighting the multiple levels of her display cabinet.

love them

It is satisfactory. You need one small part and end up with a million left over. Of course, I would probably complain that I didn't enough if there were just the right amount. There was a little trial and error so having extra was good. It fixed my problem.

I installed tape lights in an awkward closet underneath a set of stairs. Never used them before, wasn't really sure what to expect or how to make the connections. After I realized the tape is designed to slide underneath the contacts in these connectors before closing the shell these were very simple to use. The tape lights I used had a very strong adhesive backing, and I found it helpful to stick my finger on the tape a few times at the ends where it would seat in the connector before attempting to slide it in place under the contacts. Makes it easier to jam in the connector which can be a bit like pushing a sticky rope. Anyways, after getting the hang of it these were fairly easy to use and give a pretty clean look at a low cost. I'm very satisfied for what I paid. If you're also new to tape lights, I suggest double checking your polarity each time before making a connection. After making that mistake early in my project I ended up doing the rest live so that I could be sure both the polarity was right and connection was good before locking down the clamp and sticking the tape to the wall. If you do it that way you know each step is right before moving on.

They had one job! The pins are set too closely for a reliable connection. You can see from the picture that the pins are barely hanging on, and it's a miracle if they happen to touch the copper contacts on the LED strip correctly. After double-checking everything and fussing around with a volt/ohm meter, I determined that everything else works correctly - they just put the connectors in the wrong place. The manufacturer put the pins too close together for modern LED strip lights. Just avoid these.

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