🔌 L Shape Solderless Snap Down LED Strip Connectors - 10 Pack for 90 Degree Angle Turning or Right Angle Corner Connection of 10mm Wide Single Color Flex LED Strips, Compatible with 5050 5630 LEDs Review

The name says it all. As another customer previously reported, the corner bars need to be trimmed to get the small pins centered properly. Also, after a short period of use, the plastic hardens, and if you try to separate the connectors, they snap (tiny metal contacts just stick). with microscopic plastic rivets). Not recommended.

Easy to use when you know what you have to do. There is no manual for this product so I had to do a bit of internet digging to find out. With weatherproof LED strips, you need to remove the silicone, which is surprisingly easy to peel off. Then simply place copper parts under the plugs (see photo). After connecting, all lights came on without further action.

I passed these clips on to a friend who has absolutely no experience or real understanding of LED strips. Although awkward, it had the clips in place and the lights turned on in minutes. When I showed him how to open the clip without damaging it, everything went smoothly. He kept saying "positive to positive and negative to negative" while running the LED strip around the back of my mirror. He just made it, so I tried. Despite being completely blind, I managed to connect the strips the first…

I bought a 90 degree connector and it works with the 10mm LED strip I bought. If the strip is waterproof and contains silicone, you will need to open the tip of the strip by removing some silicone so it can be inserted into one of these ports. The locks were tight, which is good as the LED strip doesn't come loose easily. It will work once you figure out how to connect them to your LED strips. Could have given 5 stars but part of the bag didn't work. I did not check all the parts and found that

Okay, these things worked - AFTER I fixed them. EVERYONE had to cut an L-shaped piece of tape to fit the pads under the spring clips in the connector blocks. In the first photo you can see that the silver feathers appear to be on copper pads - they are not. In the next two photos you can see what I had to crop. Only 2 mm had to be cut off the end - always from the right end. (Well, ONE also had to trim the left end). After I did that, they worked fine. Another annoyance with them - in the "cap"

I was able to get a few to snap in and stay closed. The remaining connections had to be secured with cable ties. Yes, I read all the instructions and cut the light bar right where I needed it. I saw no difference between those who stuck with it and those who didn't. I had the light bar lined up perfectly, but I couldn't get most to stay in place even after trying to use pliers. So I ended up using little zippers to hold them together.

I gave these clips to a friend who has absolutely no experience or real understanding of LED strips. Although awkward, it had the clips in place and the lights turned on in minutes. When I showed him how to open the clip without damaging it, everything went smoothly. He kept saying "positive to positive and negative to negative" while running the LED strip around the back of my mirror. He just made it, so I tried. Despite being completely blind, I managed to connect the strips the first time…

I bought a 90 degree connector and it works with the 10 degree I bought mm LED tape. If the strip is waterproof and contains silicone, you will need to open the tip of the strip by removing some silicone so it can be inserted into one of these ports. The locks were tight, which is good as the LED strip doesn't come loose easily. It will work once you figure out how to connect them to your LED strips. Could have given 5 stars but part of the bag didn't work. I did not check all the parts and…