RUNCCI-YUN® 20Pcs XT60 Male Female Bullet Connectors, XT60 Battery Connectors for RC Lipo Battery(10pcs Male Connector & 10pcs Female Connector)

These are much easier to manipulate compared to tamiya and mini tamiya, I have no experience with deans connectors but I decided to swap out the annoying tamiya connections on my charger, batteries, and from my buttstock wire loom for xt60's and the quality upgrade is instant.The barrels for making the connection are very large and solid, the pins are not able to move about, rotate or change their angle unlike with tamiya, so everytime you go to manipulate the connection you get solid contact which is important when pushing lots of power.Worthwhile investment and upgrade!

These XT60 connectors come in a handy case with heatshrink . Used on many projects and holding up well. Highly recommended

Use these on RC Cars and charger with Lipo batteries. Works perfectly with my batteries, tried up to 3S 11.1V batteries. But should be good for 4S batteries too.

Nicely made and finished product, reasonably easy to solder (use a holder to hold the plugs whilst soldering). Comes in a small box to avoid losing parts. Would recommend getting some 3to1 ratio heat shrink if using smaller wires.

First-class product

The media could not be loaded. I used these terminals in a car audio install, allowing me to remove the equipment quickly for upgrades, maintenance, or deep cleaning.The snap together firmly and don’t disconnect with ease.The plastic is strong and durable which is ideal for the purpose I selected it for.When soldering the wires to these terminals the will be heat transfer but, if done with cooling time taken into consideration there will be no risk of injury.Fairly priced, good quality and easy to use, I’d recommend these to anybody considering them.

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10 pairs of plugs/sockets with heat shrink tubing. Well moulded, the conductors grip well and enough of them. Ticks all my boxes for what I want of high current plugs /sockets.. finally solder these (that's how they're designed to be used) .. DON'T crimp them... google it and save expriencing a potential fire hazard situation. Just saying...