Mudder 28 Pieces 3 Pin LED Strip Connector 10 mm Solderless Light Connector L Shape Lights Extension T Shape Solderless Adapter Connectors for WS2811 WS2812B SK6812 LED Strip

As others have commented, they are quite tricky to open (I used a penknife blade to pry the catch). Getting the strip light tape in is also difficult (and will be impossible if the protective tape has been removed from the adhesive backing). So, cut your light strip to length and fit it into the corner pieces before removing the protective backing tape. I found a thin bladed spudger very useful for easing the light strip under the contacts, and the strip is held firmly once the catch is closed. After this cut the backing tape close to each connector and remove it to expose the light strip's adhesive back.

Great service and product

Do your self a favour. Buy something else. They are loose poorly made blocks. Rubbish

Exactly as described

It helped a little with a led light installation.

Perfect for terminating pixel tape

I bought these to go around corners for my Tapo light strip. Despite trying in a a few different places, the connections meant that some colours did not work, or did not work at all after the connection. Possibly useful for white LED's but not multi- coloured

Having read reviews which varied from "OK" to "rubbish" then I was hesitant about buying these connectors, but had a need for them and they were about the only pack that were suitable. Delivery was fine (Royal Mail) and in the specified time frame.I did find it hard to open the clips, but that may be as much me as the item itself as once I had got the hang of it then it was quite easy. For me, a downside was that I needed to attach two pieces of existiting strip light to a connector and so the tape was bare, but this proved hard for me (again, probably just me not being that dextrous any more) to get the tape under the connectors and clip the top into place. A few times, one or other side pulled loose. Also, whilst trying to work out how to get the tape in, I had the connector upside down and the three connector pins fell out onto the floor, so that connector now is just for show.That being said, has it done what I wanted / needed it to do? Simple answer is "yes" - I have been able to connect together two pieces of LED lighting and have a full LED strip again. I was tempted to use the corner pieces but as the LED stip works with a slight twist then decided against this in case it caused more problems and I disconnected the new connector again.So, overall, basic but effective and has fulfilled my needs, but these are pretty simple and may not be as demanding as others'.There are three images attached - first of all, the type of tape and the connector required (for me a 3 pin one).The second is a bit blurry sorry but shows the conector with tape in both sides.The third shows that the connection works and that there is a good connection through the connector.