RGBZONE 32.8ft 5 Pin RGBW Extension Cable Wire and 5 Pack 5 Pin RGBW LED Light Strip Connectors for Quick Connection - 10mm Waterproof or Non-Waterproof 5050 LED Strip Light

This LED light strip extension/connector kit worked very well for my little project. I only needed to cut a light strip and reconnect the ends about 12 inches apart.I like that no wire strippers were required to use this. I do recommend sharp sheers for cutting the wires (and the light strip if it has a rubberized coating).The individual wires of the cable were easy to separate by hand as needed to insert them into the connector. The connector's prongs had no difficulty lining up with and cutting into the 4 wires to make a solid connection with the copper encased in each wire as I pushed the end of the connector closed.My LED light strip has a clear silicone coating. The connector had a little difficulty puncturing the silicone and making a connection with the LED strip. After turning it on, after installing the connection, I found that it did not work. I press more firmly on the connector and I could see the LED strip turn on, but when I release pressure it turned off again. I kept at this for a little bit and had to use a lot of force but eventually it locked into place and works perfectly fine. I think it just had to continue cutting into the silicone.When installing, be careful to keep the same alignment between the wires and both ends of the LED strip.The main disappointment with this kit is that it only includes five connectors. Why not six? There's plenty of wire, but if I plan to use it all I will need two separately buy a kit of connectors.

Like other reviews, given the length of wire provided, it would be nice to have at least 2 more connectors.I used this wire with 4-pin Govee strip lights. In order to ensure connection, I bent both ends of the connector pins slightly towards the inside of the connector. It did not look like the pins were perfectly aligned with the 2 outside strip light copper connections. After successful connection, I used a small set of needle nose pliers to close the connectors tightly to the wire and strip lights.

Item as described, and a decent value for amazon. Is it a good price on wire, meh. But that is all it is... its a 22 gauge (tiny round wire) 4 wire cable whatever length it is 30 something foot... cool.... which is what i wanted.... just need to run a few feet down a wall then start my lights...found out- no adhesive on the wire.. bummer...found out- they give ya 5 connectors... which honestly is just a dick move.... why not just 4 or 6 what in case i break one... i mean.. really.... do yourself a favor... but some extra cable ends... obviously cant make a 2 and a half cords so... yea... buy another 5 and a can of 3m spray glue or something its all good pardner....

Good product. Just make sure when you look for a LED connector wire, you get the one that's compatible with your LED strip ( two, three, five pin, etc.)

Iffy on working some spots wants to work other spots don’t, first light strip i finally got it to work as i wrapped the strip around my kitchen cabinets, but when i almost finished the light , the last part wouldn’t connect (turn on) and the first part of the strip stayed red while first part of the strip changed colorsGot another strip but wouldn’t work at all, it’s this wire.. wish i went without a different one from the beginning

I purchased this one by mistake but I will say that it did work for the 8 mm size lights but I had to make a small adjustment to the pins in order for them to line up and make a good connection. They are easy to work with and will do the job for the correct width 10mm lights.

I installed the connectors exactly as shown and they simply are not reliable at all. Even though they cut into foil LED strip they are coming from the wrong direction and do not make a good connection against the copper. If they punctured the foil from the other direction they would be better but still not that reliable.Don’t waste your money unless you need the white wire which is what I did. The wire is fine and works well. Throw the connectors into the garbage, and solder the LED strips if you want them to work.

I ordered this hoping it would be as simple as plug and play to add some extension to an LED light strip I have in one of my rooms. Unfortunately this is not the case. There are no instructions with it but it seems pretty straight forward, just strip a wire and put it in the connector and snap the connector closed. It doesn’t work like that. The wire you’re working with is extremely tiny and there’s no way you could work four wires into tiny holes simultaneously. Add to that that the connector doesn’t fit with the native 4-pin style connector on the LED light strip and this is a disaster. The only thing that kept it from being a total waste of money was the fact that I have a soldering kit in the garage. I cut both ends of the wires involved and striped them both and soldered the wires directly together skipping the horrible connectors all together. I am now able to run the light strip to where I wanted it to go having the extra cordage, but without a prior knowledge of and tools for soldering, this would have been a complete waste.

The media could not be loaded. Based on the reviews I was a little worried. But they work great and I’m happy with them.I purchased the 5 pin connectors and extension to modify the indoor/outdoor silicone light strip purchased from Costco.They work as intended, even responding to fade/blinking the same colours. They respond well to the remote that came with the light strips.Some things to note:1. The connectors were clamped closed when I got them. Probably due to shipping. I simply used a flat screwdriver to open them back up.2. Keeping positive to positive is important, if you accidentally flip the extension cord your light strip won’t. Simply remove the 5 pin connector, flip the extension cord wire back around and install.3. Although you do not need to according to the instructions - I removed the sticky double sided tape just enough from the back of the strip light to expose copper connection nodes. Likewise, I also removed the silicone from the top of the strip lights so that there was no connection issues at all. About 3-5mm on each side. The first connector (I used 4 in total for this project) I didn’t remove the silicone or tape and it still worked. I just thought it felt very bulky and I wanted to ensure a great connection.

The connections do not work, there is no electrical connectivity after attaching the LED and the cables

Good kit for splitting led strips and splicing them with wires. The 4-pin variant only comes with five connectors, which I didn't realize as the others had ten and I made assumptions. I had enough for the project I was working on, but I have a bunch of wire left over and a few more connectors would have been welcome. Good kit, works well, happy with it overall.

Product helped extend my led stripe further avoiding any light bleeding and/or light at unnecessary place covering areas that need to be covered

Great for connecting strip lights together. But only 5pins was not enough for the installation I was trying to make.Very annoying to have to pay $15 for an extra set of pins, I only need a couple more.If I had to do it again, I wouldn't buy this one.