HitLights 12 Pack LED Connector 2 Pin 10mm Solderless LED Tape Lights Connector Transparent LED Strip Lights Connectors with Screwdriver Strip to Wire for 12V 24V Single Color LED Light Strips

I am using 10MM LED strips. This connector is the absolute best I have tried. The width for the LED side is wider than others and gives more clearance top to bottom. The hole size for regular wire (I am using 18ga) is also large so my wire fits well. Last on both sides, you can push the components in farther that the others I have tried. The result is when you tighten the screws It is more of a secure connection. Also these features save time as it works so well

Great connectors for wire to LED strip. Slide in screw down. Useful small screwdriver included. Do not work for wire to wire, but there are other connectors for these connections.

Constant battle with strip lights. These are better than the cheap spring clip ones but it still to easy to have the connection break. At least with the screws it’s easy to test voltage at each junction.

Easy to use, I recommend a longer screwdriver so you can tighten better, work excellent. Ave they fit inside U-channel with the difusor. Highly recommend

As many others have said, these things are complete junk. I bought them thinking it would be easier than digging out my soldering but after fiddled with them for half an hour, trying to establish a reliable connection I gave up and made the same solders in about 10 minutes. Don't bother. Even if you get them to work they seem unlikely to hold a reliable connection of time. Learning to solder isn't that hard.

Screws dont hold on that good. You gotta do the connection at first try if not probably it won't hold good again

Bought these to replace cheap plastic connectors on our under cabinet lighting. Much better connection with these and no flickering lights after installing. Thank you!

This item worked very well for my project. Important to get the correct width. Also, I utilized 20 gauge solid wire. Key in using these is assuring the wire is secured. Once I stripped the small bit of wire, I created a 'small hook' shape in the wire that inserted into the clamping area. This provided a more evenly secured grasp of the screw connections. Just inserting a straight wire, you see & feel the wire moving to a side, jeopardizing a long term connection.