2-Pin 8mm LED Connectors Solderless Unwired Clips - DIY Strip to Wire Quick Connection for 12v 24v Single Color SMD 3528 2835 Tape Lights (Pack of 10)

These connectors make it easy to install led tape lights.

Needed to put LED tape lights in two cabinets side by side, easy to use and I had my hookup wire.

A little tough to use. You have to figure out what is front and slide led tape under. Good set of connections (end ,middle,corner)

The media could not be loaded. These make it so quick and easy to install strip lights in a variety of places and lengths. Must have! Order extras cause once you see how they work you will want to use more putting lights everywhere!

You’re buying the plastic connector in upper left.Does NOT have the wires.Seems well made, but I was trying to do a “buy it again” since my connectors from previous purchases are gone.I was more disappointed than SEC fans this bowl season to see it’s just the connector.

No need to mess with soldering. They obviously have a limit to where they can be used, but they worked for me and I’m happy with them.

My first install in my house I soldered everything together. While this is a fine solution and doesn't take that long- it does make install trickier either pulling wire/ lights already connected, or.. soldering once in place.With these it's pretty simple to get all your wires in place and connect them up. Everything felt pretty secure but I still wrapped some electrical tape around it to keep it even more snug and in place.Pro tip: If you put everything in place and THEN connect everything- leave 1/4" inch or so of the backing to the 3m adhesive on the lights so you can still slide it in the connector. If the backing is removed it's near impossible to put in place. I discovered this when trying to add a section after the fact because I wanted more light. Still got it done, but it wasn't near as easy had I just left a little bit of the backing for future extensions if needed.

I purchased these after returning similar connectors that utilized prongs to pierce the wires and led tape (those were garbage - the connection was so bad that the leds would flicker on and off at the slightest touch). This style suffers from the same poor connection problem. The lights stay on but there is a perceptible flicker that disappears IF you hold the the tape at just the right position. Not acceptable. I used solid strand wire so I don't believe shorting is the issue. I found that the prongs that are supposed to clamp down onto the tape +/- contacts were the problem. Glad I tested these as well before sticking everything up. I decided to try a third type of connector (I didn't want to solder everything and chose to be stubborn about that) that worked fine. Avoid these unless you're into flashing disco lights from underneath your cabinets.