King Innovations Blazing BVS-2 Snap Lock Low Voltage Wire Connectors, Bag of 20

They work great. The smallest hole in some of the connectors needed a little reeming with a small object like a very small drill bit so the wire would go in as it should but an easy thing to do. All of the big holes functioned as they should.

Product is great when it works. Similar to some other reviews, approximately 10% of the ones I ordered (I bought 60 of them) had quality control problems. Most of the problems were related to the hole for the small wire not being aligned properly, thus not allowing the wire to be inserted. I also had a couple of instances where the yellow clip handle broke off when I tried to close them. Having said all of that, I would purchase them again in ah heart beat. I was able to install 26 low voltage landscape lights in a little over an hour, and I feel confident in the integrity of the connections long term.

Works like a charm! Very ingenious product. Makes low voltage light instillation so much easier. Very happy with this purchase!!

The King Innovations Blazing BVS-2 Snap Lock connectors work really well overall. They’re easy to use, hold securely, and make low-voltage wiring quick and clean. I bought the 20-pack and most of them performed exactly as expected. The only downside was that 5 out of the 20 connectors had misaligned holes, which made it difficult (or impossible) to insert the smaller-gauge wire properly. Not a deal-breaker, but definitely a quality-control issue worth noting. Overall, when they work, they work great — just be aware you may run into a few defective pieces in the batch.

Overall these work great although after installing about 30 low voltage landscape lights I have noticed that about 1 in 15 or 20 do not easily accept wires into the designated wire holes and thus become unusable. I think it could be an alignment issue but the key seems to be to have the stripped section of wire that you are going to insert twisted very tightly and straight before inserting in the large or small hole (depending on which wires you are connecting). I have been able to 'reuse' a few of them when moving or replacing lights as I adjust my overall landscape lighting setup but it's probably not recommended and requires you to release the wire, clip it, restrip, twist tightly and reinsert before snap-fastening. They can be unsnapped with a regular screwdriver. I have not found a better solution however for temporary wire connections I have been using medium sized King Innovation Dryconn wire connectors for inline or end-of-line connections.

Easy to install and it works as advertised

Easy to use and look solid albeit a bit messy. Several have started to fail after 6 months. Slowly replacing them all, which is a great pain in the you know what. Do it once and do it right with better quality stuff.

So far so good. Connectors seem to attach tight to the wires. I haven’t buried them yet. Don’t know how water proof they will be.

These are not cheap wire connectors. These are for higher end landscape lights as it might be a waste to connect a $10 light with a $10 connector. I am using this with high end landscape lighting that I don't want to dig up in 2 years to rewire due to corroded wiring. I have used piercing connectors in the past, but they tend to corrode and breakdown so I'm swapping out for these. These seal tight and have grease inside each one to create and almost perfectly waterproof connection. These are definitely not the cheapest option, but in my opinion are the best quality.

It's a bit tricky to insert the power feeds and the wire from the low voltage light, but once aligned, it a great waterproof connection. The one negative is the price.