20 Pack 4 Pin 10mm Solderless LED Strip Connectors, Clear Track Lighting Connectors, LED Pin Connector, with 16.4ft Wire Lights Strip LED Strip and

Purchased to install govee lights. It was easy to instal. Great quality. Lights are still up

Comes with a screwdriver which is fantastic surprise the wire is great and the clips not exactly my fave as in my case they punched into the led tape but hey got the job done and stays on tight!

Worked great for installing LED strips under my kitchen cabinets. I used this wire to run in between cabinets, to waste less of the valuable lighted strand. The clips and clip removal tool made the clips easy to work with. My only disappointment was the wire being a stranded wire instead of solid coated wire, which is the reason for 4 stars.

These worked great on 2815 LED strips. They make a solid connection on both the strip and to the wire. Need to make sure you line up the LED Strip connector. It bites in really solid, cuting into the connection. Not recommended if you want to only make a temporary connection as it bites into the pads on the LED Strip.

These worked perfectly for my WYZE Light Strip Pro! I've never worked with LED strips or connectors before, so if I can do it, you can too! IMPORTANT!! Make sure you either unplug the light strip from the wall outlet entirely, or at least the one strip that you are working on! First, cut the WYZE strip at one of the cut marks and carefully peel back the waterproof covering from the strip (see video) until you have enough to put into the connector. Slip the strip into the connector end (that doesn't have the three hole openings in it), and slip it in on the flat side away from the metal contacts. That way, when you close the connector end, the metal pieces will pierce the strip and make contact with the copper inside the strip. Then, take the red/green/white wire that comes with this and pull apart the three wires about half an inch or so, then put them into the other side of the connector (that has the three holes in it; see picture), then close that connector end. Do this same process with the other end. Note that you MUST make sure you match the colored wires to the strips on each end. So if the red wire is connected to the strip where it says "GND" on one end, then you need to make sure the red wire on the other end is connected to the "GND" of the other strip. I then reconnected the WYZE strip, and it worked the first time! The lights still cycle in the different modes (wave, flicker, etc.) as if the strip was connected normally. Really happy these worked out! It really wasn't difficult once I did it the first time. Hope this helps someone else!