KeeYees 60pcs 5mm Pitch 2 Pin & 3 Pin PCB Mount Screw Terminal Block Connector for Arduino (50 x 2 Pin, 10 x 3 Pin)

Everything is good. Well made terminal blocks. Good consistency and I found no bad ones in the bunch. I like the longer pins - they are sized perfectly for consistent back board soldering. The bag they came in was ripped open, but the part count was correct.

They work as intended. Very useful on my model railroad for solid, but still easilly detached connections between various PCB mounted electronic bits and bobs. Also great for mounting on or in buildings to attach wires for lighting, so I don't half to desolder delicate LED lead wires every time I want to move a building. They also come in very handy as useful temporary wire connects (sticking both wires that need to be connected in one terminal and screwing it tight).

These terminals seem sturdy and have a snug fit into the circuit board.

Certainly not the "Green-Colored" brand that starts with a "P", but not bad either. The screw slots are a bit odd and don't readily accept a small phillips but do accept a small flat blade. The band that holds the wire in place is slightly narrower than the slot for the wire allowing the wire to get off-center when inserted. Overall, they were inexpensive, slid together to make higher pin-count blocks, and seemed fine in my application. I would recommend them to someone who is building a prototype on a budget.

They are very sturdy. Came seperated in their own bags witch is a plus. I use these pcb mountable termanal sockets all the time on many of my projects. Glad to see their a good quality socket.

On most off-brand Chinese modules these parts are usually crap. These are a pleasant surprise. They actually grip wires *tightly* and also have slotted screw heads which makes it much less likely that you will slip while tightening them.

Good quality, easy to use, good value and price is right.

Unfortunately these are a bit smaller than I expected, which for an Arduino I suppose that makes sense now that I think about it.. But I believe I can still make use of them even though they aren't for an Arduino project.