VIPMOON 20 Pcs 4-Pin RGB LED Strip Connectors 10mm Wide Gapless LED Tape Light Clips Solderless Adapter Connectors for SMD 5050 Multicolor LED Strips

Connects my led lights very well. It was difficult to open so I had to use my nail but it got easier the more I used it. I also brought up the prongs with the sharp end of a knife and then inserted the lights to make sure it connected properly. The only problem is that after I would connect the lights, they wouldn’t be the same shade of the color as the lights connected to the wall. That could be because it couldn’t connect completely but it doesn’t really bother me though. Other than that, it works super well and I would recommend!

These things were lifesavers when I accidentally ripped my sons led lights while trying to install them. They ripped from the dotted lines so I was able to by these and the seller shipped next day and these were cheaper than the two day ones from the other sellers. This seller was my lifesaver for shipping next day as well! Lol. The installing it was a little tedious and took about 20 mins because the adhesive on the lights was already pulled off so it was hard sliding them in under the coils with the adhesive. But I finally got it and now all the lights work together! This was a helpful buy and now I have extras so in case any accidents happen I have them on hand! All for 5.88! Great!

Hard to connect, not as easy as they say. Make sure tiu use glue

Bought the Daybetter LED strips 32.8 (ie really two 16.4s) then decided to split a 16.4 to attach to each end of the 32.8 so the LEDs could go all the way around my kids room. I had already installed the 32.8 which meant the halved 16.4 ends had to be installed while I was up on a ladder. I had ZERO success on my first attempt (nothing would slide in and stay and light up), and came back to it the next day with better lighting, a pair of needle nose pliers, and a tiny mustache trimmer type scissor. 1. It is difficult to get the led strip end to slide under the connectors. I slid the tip of the tiny scissor under each metal prong on the connector to allow the strip to slide under more easily and securely. 2. The strip slides in and stays in if you leave the paper covering the adhesive on the end that you are putting into the connector. Otherwise the adhesive just sticks to the connector and it doesn't want to slide in. Not a lot, just maybe a 1/4 inch or so. I actually trimmed the paper while it was on the newer strips so it was easy to peel off so I could stick it to the wall once the connecting was done. 3. It is also easier to use the plier for the fine jiggling required to get the strip to go into the connector far enough - ie you can't see the letters RGB when the connector is closed. I wasted at least a foot of lighting having to retrim because I couldn't get it to "go" on my first attempts. I hope this saves others some time and aggravation because all I could find were negative reviews with my same frustrations or others that made it sound like it was a skip in the park and it wasn't. My kid loves it and now my other kid wants them...

These worked great. There are many different types of LED lights. To get these to work for ours we had to spend a little time preparing the strips to be connected, but these look seem less once we figured out how to cut the LED strips, and got the 4 pins exposed, and connected.

I wasted $6 as this does not work with a standard LED strip. Isn't wide enough to fit over the strip and lock. Also, not good contact so lights never came on.

If you have a white light strips you can’t even see them.When you are connecting in LED strip to another one you have to lift up the little teeth with small tweezers or anything but not too strong just gonna leave a little nudge up

Not the best product to use. Kinda hard to install. Had to make adjustments to the rubber coating on light strip.