3 Pin 10mm Solderless LED Light Strip Connectors Clear Track Lighting Connectors for 5050 RGB Strip Light (20 pcs)

It's been said that the product doesn't fit in aluminum channel. This product fit my aluminum v channel. Rather tight. But, I was still able to get the diffuser on with no issues. So Super Easy to install. I have used 4 out of 20. All 4 worked flawlessly. Didn't scap a single one.UPDATE: used 10 of 20. Works as intended. No issues.

I got these for a project where I was mounting LED strips under a cabinet. With these you put the wires in one end and clamp down, and then put the cut LED strip end in the other and clamp down. That's it! No soldering - it's super easy. Highly recommended for LED strip projects!

Worked pretty good. Not sure how strong they are if you have weight or pressure on them. But, they worked how I hoped they would.

Fought with these for days. Heres my results;1. You will be sacrificing some LEds on your strip, I found cutting the strip where the full length of the copper pad is available makes for the best connection as opposed to cutting down the middle of the pads. Its really needs that extra copper real estate to get a full "grab"/2. One-use only. Get it right the first time. They have very small little "tabs". If your reopen them by prying them open with a screwdriver, you shear off the tabs and they never clamp correctly again after that.

I needed to solder 30 LED segments together for a project, which I was not looking forward to. These turned out to be a great alternative. There are wire guides that fit 22 guage wire perfectly (without stripping) and hold everything in place. On the other side are pins that pop through the copper LED pads to great a secure connection while preventing the LED from moving. If you make a mistake, these are easy to open, too. I just wish they were a little smaller (a need for my project) and more came in a pack. I have had to buy 3 packs. All in all, these should hold up as long as solder would with no fumes and no costly mistakes (like removal of copper pads, which can happen when soldering LEDs)

Saw mixed reviews on these but I think it also has to do with the LED strip used -just pry a small flat head screwdriver into to pop the clip open. These work really well. Best of all, they can be reused if you mess up or need to change the LEDs or wires. Highly suggested and much quicker than my original idea of soldiering everything.

item says 20pc and only has 19 connectors, and 1 weird plastic piece that serves no purpose.wire spiks are also flimsy and very inconstant results, had to buy a second pack to finish my project.

I have not used these adapters for long, but they have so far exceeded expectations both in ease of installation and strength against tugging and pulling.Installation was easy using 22awg silicone STRAND wire. I think it won’t work as well with solid core.Easier to use a lower pixel/meter strip, they give you more room on the copper pads. Regardless, you will need to aim the strip precisely on the adapter to make sure their is connection with adapter spike and copper pad.Leave wire unstripped, the adapter spike will punch through the wire coating and hopefully imbed itself in the coiled wire. The adapter also uses the wire coating to hold the wire in, so be sure the coating isn’t too hard.