100Pcs/50Pairs T-Tap Wire Connectors, Ginsco Quick Splice Self-Stripping Electrical T-tap Wire Terminals with Nylon Fully Insulated Male Spade Connector Quick Disconnect for Wiring Automotive 22-18AWG

Easy way to tap a wire. I used them for golf cart indicator lighting to tap the turn and brake light wiring.These aren't waterproof so not a solution in a marine environment.

Easy to use, install and seem to hold up so far going on 4 months no problems

Great connection quality, easy to use, just a little flimsy if you connect them wrong, but you have ample connectors at your disposal in the kit. Easy to use and clean looking if you want to tap into a power line but don’t want to cut and splice it.

Works as advertised and is handy to have in a closed case for when the need arises.

Get plenty of pieces, they are pretty good. Gives a nice clean connection without breaking wire.

These aren't the best wire connectors I've used and they're not the worst. They're OK and the price was amazingly good. They will work for most of my amateur car / motorcycle electrical projects, though a professional would probably pay more for sturdier connectors.

So easy to use and install for my application on the motorcycle

Clips hold enough but to be sure, I wrapped with electrical tape.

Easy to install and work well for tapping into the trailer harness to connect back up camera

I bought this product to hook up several replacement porch ceiling lights. Only one connection didn't work and had to be redone. They are compression fittings and in that single instance, the 'squeeze' had failed to cut through the cable insulation and make a viable connection. I had never done this type of wiring before so the failure may have been entirely down to my technique. Anyhow, the installation was successful and I have no regrets. It was easier than using those screw-on caps to bring the exposed wires together, especially when (in that case) you're simultaneously holding a light fixture over your head!

quick and easy

I was using these to tap into wires in my truck to install a video. I found that I had three or four duds before I finally managed to get both pieces together. In some cases the spade portion would not crimp properly. In others either the connection between the two was intermittent of the part that goes on the host wire would not close properly to give a consistent connection. Once I found a pair that actually worked, I taped up the joint since I don't trust it to stay connected and I was under a time constraint which did not allow me to take the time to order a better quality set. Nice case though, although like another reviewer here, it unexpectedly opened spilling the contents all over the floor of my truck.

All have been good with no failures. They positively go onto the wires and they snap shut with ease.