Litcessory 6-Pin to Cut-End Connector for Philips Hue Lightstrip Plus (4 Pack, White - Micro 6-PIN V4)

Facile. Utiliser, compatible avec les rubans Hue V4

These are easy to install and work really well. I was dubious when I read the reviews but there didn't seem to be any other options. Basically I'm using my hue lightstrip on the underside of my kitchen cabinets to illuminate my worktop, and was having difficulty getting the lightstrip to 'turn the corner'. Mistakenly, I decided to cut it, thinking I could use the wire connector in the lightstrip extension pack to flex in the corner, and was dismayed that you can't reconnect a cut end. These connectors easily slide in to the cut end of your hue lightstrip, leaving you with a suitable end to insert the pins of another strip. I thought I'd need my boyfriend to help me with removing some of the sheath or doing some soldering or something, but you literally just slide it in. I wasnt too happy with the price, so I ordered "used - very good" condition from Amazon marketplace and there were no issues at all. The connectors don't have any adhesive on them so you may want to add a command strip or something. The brightness and synchronisation of the lightstrip isn't impacted at all by using these. Good product and easy to use. I think they're kinda overpriced for what they are, but obviously this brand has cornered the market, and saved me having to replace a ~£50 lightstrip so overall I'm happy.

Used to patch philips hue led strips

Took less than 5 minutes to install the cut end adapter onto the Hue lightstrip and get it working. I think you can avoid an unreliable connection by making sure the raised part of the adapter connections are aligned properly with the lightstrip contacts. I did it by cutting the lightstrip to the left of the scissors line, as shown in the photo. I also left the backing tape on the lightstrip to increase the contact pressure when the adapter is clamped down. There should be no need to bend any pins or tweak the cable.

I love hue lights. They are the best ecosystem for smart lighting to date, especially if you’re integrating the lights with HomeKit. That being said: their lightstrip design is stupid. Almost every kitchen I’ve ever been in would require separate small segments of lights to accomplish under cabinet lighting. I’d need 4 strips myself and at $80ish a strip that wasn’t going to happen. That means using 4 outlets and hiding 4 power adapters/controllers. Like I said: stupid (not to mention wasteful: you can’t do anything with the trimmed ends). Now you’d think that’d be enough to justify these, but you are committing to performing basic surgery on an $80 light strip. I’m no electrician, my wife was less than supportive, and ready to scream “I told you so” if I made a mistake. The stakes were high.... The instructions included were well written and informative. I had a slight issue with all of the connections working on the trimmed piece at first, but found that I needed to use a larger pair of needle nose to compress the connector better. Now I have beautiful under cabinet lighting at half the price I originally quoted my wife AND I got to scream “I told you so!” My couch isn’t as comfortable as it was when I first bought it, but it does have a nice view of the kitchen...