RGBZONE4 Pin 10mm LED Strip Connector Kit 32.8ft 4 Pin RGB Extension Wire and 5 Pcs 4 Pin LED Strip to Wire Connectors for 10mm IP20/IP65 5050 3528 SMD RGB 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.

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.)

Item was received as expected. However if you know nothing of LED stripes this is not a product for you. No instructions to help guide you.

These work just as intended. I wanted to put some led strips under my cabinets, but didn’t want the lights on the bottom of the microwave, so I used these to bridge the gap. The white camouflages the cable well against my white cabinets. I then split the lights again and used this cable to extend them under the bar. The tool that comes in the package makes it easy to separate the ends of the 4 wires to fit into the connector clip. I just wish it came with more connector clips, with the 5 that come with this you can only make two bridges since you need one on each end of the wire. These come with no adhesive, but some strong double sided adhesives from the store is an easy solution.

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.

Extremely easy to use. Lined up perfect with the Wyze rgb led strips (non pro, not sure about pro). Connections work as expected. Note that the wires on the wire side need to be pulled apart in order to slide into holes. Highly recommend pulling them a little further than you need so you have some flexibility. If not, one wire will come out when you try to put in the next. I needed ONE more clip to finish my job but that was just bad planning on my part. You can order extra clips from the seller if you click on the seller link. Extremely happy to find this as their were no similar kits locally.

Terrible at first, I thought it was the connectors. It’s not the connectors. It’s the wire there’s barely a threat of copper in each one and for the connectors to try to catch that signal is nearly impossible. Save your money spend more money and get something better more copper in the middle of the wires I was not easy in anyway to install this very complicated once I found out it was because of the thin copper inside

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