6-Pin to 6-Pin Connector

Worked as advertised. Was able to reuse the end leftover to extend longer. You do have to flip it upside down for it to work properly - but it is above my kitchen cabinets so it worked out fine. They were much thicker/stronger than I had thought they would be. I was worried they would bend trying to use them but they didn’t at all

Works great, but if you need to attach this to the light strip, soldering must be done with finesse. (Note: Soldering to the Phillips Hue Light-strip will void the warranty with Phillips)

worked perfectly for extending my Hue Lightstrip; I even was able to successfully solder these to the contacts on 2-strips that I had cut from earlier installs of Hue Lighstrips. great!

These are supposed to easily fit the Phillips "Hue" 6-channel LED RGBWA strips. They do not. The snap-in connectors are too narrow to accommodate the ends of the strips, even when cut in the middle of the solder points (and not on the "Cut Here" points, as printed on the Hue strip). Further, the pin connectors, which can be purchased to allow, and I quote directly from Litcessory's web site, describing these pin connectors: "Simply insert a pin connector into a female 6-pin end to convert it to a male end." Not so. The nylon base that holds the pins is simply too wide to fit the snap-in connector. Due to the unsuitability of the product, I essentially trashed all but a 1-foot segment of my original Hue LED strip. Do not purchase these unless you're ready for a lot of frustration, They are a waste of money.

Worked amazing. Exactly what I needed!

While I’m sure these pin connector work well with other Litcessory connector products for Hue Lightstrips, they are not durable enough to use with a soldering iron. Even when my soldering iron was set to its lowest temperature, the second I touched a pin, the heat would move down it and melt the plastic, therefore warping the pins and forcing them out of alignment. Moreover, even when using my heat gun, set to low, to add heat shrink, it too also melted the plastic. As they are now, they just aren’t durable enough for a custom project. They really should be better able to withstand heat since most LED projects require customization and soldering is always the most reliable way of doing so. It was a good thing they came in a pack of 14 because I wasted a couple of them just trying to figure out how to work with them

Worked out great for connecting multiple strips of LED lighting

Worked well but some pins came loose while soldering. Could be just my bad soldering technique.