🔌 E-Outstanding 2 Set (10 PCS/Set) 14 Inch Dual-ended Crocodile Clips Cable Alligator Clips Wire Testing Wire Review

I've had them for a long time. Works well, cables are flexible and colors are useful in the lab. The clamps are the right size and have sufficient strength. Happy with it.

Fraud. Multimeter cables are not included. Received 2 sets of 10 regular cables with alligator clips on both ends, total 20 identical cables. The 10 multimeter leads should have a multimeter plug on one end and an alligator clip on the other end.

Good range of cable lengths and all appear to be of acceptable quality. I love the fact that I can easily make a junction box for a jack or various random wires with these terminals. I've used them in place of a breadboard when explaining basic electronic circuits to my young children, and they loved the tactile guidance they provided.

I expected that. Yes, the pinch guards move when you clamp the clamps. Hold on, dude! I haven't tested them for resistance or anything like that. I don't expect them to be made from Mogami cable. I would say I would buy them again but now that I have 30 of these I doubt I will need more any time soon.

Poor connection of some clips and the plastic case is so slippery that it's almost impossible to open it without the help of two hands. Obviously, whoever chose the flexible case has never attempted to use it - it's incredibly difficult to open because the metal jaws slip into the case and immediately rotate 90 degrees. Completely incompetent technology.

It's okay, just two. bits of information. The insulation around the clips is very slippery. So when you open the clips, the pieces in the insulation you're pressing on continue to slide, so it takes a while for your fingers to stay open long enough to catch anything. . My second point is that the wire is very thin. Didn't see the caliber mentioned in the description, but it's very thin, I believe 18 gauge or slightly thinner. so not suitable for high current.

I had to throw them away. I've been using them for a few months and was initially annoyed by the slippery plastic which causes the alligator clip to rotate 90 degrees inside the plastic case if not just squeezed. I then spent 2 days trying to find a bug in my software on the board that was powered by these terminals and it turned out that the ground wire wasn't conducting very well leaving me with huge ground loops. I found 2 other wires not connected at all. It's cost me a fortune in wasted…

Value set of alligator clips. This may not affect everyone, but they have a fairly high resistance (near ohms). This means that every ampere of current flowing through them drops one volt. This also means that they heat up well for a short time at higher currents. I think such conclusions should probably be drawn from a stronger (lower resistance) wire. Another small note: it seems very slippery in the little rubber boots surrounding the clamps. When trying to open the clamp, it can sometimes…

Jumpers were useless for me. Alligator clips were ok or good. Construction was ok or good. The ends of the wires were stripped at a small distance. The wire was bent back for insulation and the terminal crimped onto the insulated wire and bare wire. I think this is an unreasonable design. The problem is in the line. 19" cables have a measured resistance of 0.8 ohms. This is probably not a problem for many or even most applications but may be a problem for others. Clips and connection were 0K. I