Connectors Connector Accessories Solderless Extension Review

Beware of poor electrical connections and loss of voltage. Plugs can be very finicky. In the end I had to solder all the connection points to the strips as they are not suitable for mounting in good contact with the LED strip.

Not the best value for money I threw away the clamps after having trouble using them. I pulled out my soldering iron and used pads, which I tried to avoid. If your LEDs have glue, it will be incredibly difficult to get the strip under the clamps.

Good idea, bad execution. The connections are a bit big. I had to bend the end pins a bit to get a connection to all 4 wires. Even then, the connection wasn't very good and I accidentally tugged on the cables a couple of times just to turn on the light.

I used these to extend and better position LED strips on my desk so I don't have to worry about awkward bends Needed or wanted to fit specific gaps in my desk and figure out how to extend my light strips without having to buy multiple power supplies. I would recommend them to anyone trying to lengthen their light bars.

Product seems simple. However, I had to pry my fingers to get the LED strip underneath. I was the right size, but my fingers were too tight and the small clips used to help align were too narrow. This is for a thicker strip so if you've had thinner ones like mine you're going to have some problems. I ended up with small wires and soldered all the connections and then all with heat shrink tubing.

The only part of this kit that works for me are the cable adapters. At t-kami and 90-kami, the connection is garbage. I've spent a lot of time using them and in every case they had connection problems. Even with the strips sitting perfectly under the tabs in the connector, the pressure from the white plastic isn't enough, and my connections only worked when I squeezed them between my fingers. Worst set like this I've ever bought and I've been using them for projects for at least 12-13 years…