WAGO 221 Lever Nuts 90pc Compact Splicing Wire Connector Assortment with Case. Includes 221-2401, 221-412, 221-413, 221-415

Wire nuts have their place, just not in my toolbox anymore. These make things quick, easy, straight forward, and the best part is they feel good on the grab. They cost more, but the piece of mind/reusability makes them worth it imo.They save a ton of space, look efficient and professional, are easy to release and pull wires

I've been using these WAGO 221 Lever Nuts for a few months now, and they've become an indispensable part of my electrical projects. The compact assortment with a case is incredibly convenient, making it easy to find the right size for any job.The lever nut design is ingenious. It's so simple to connect wires, and the secure grip ensures reliable connections. I've used these with both solid and stranded wires, and they've performed flawlessly in every situation.The quality of the WAG Lever Nuts is top-notch. They're made from durable materials and are built to last. I've had no issues with corrosion or loose connections, even in demanding environments.If you're looking for a reliable and easy-to-use wire connector, I highly recommend the WAGO Lever Nuts. They're a must-have for any DIY enthusiast or professional electrician.

Very convenience and a strongholdVery neat look professional

Great connectors. These make electrical work quick and easy. The connectors make a great connection to wires ans hold them very securely.

I bought these to use as I replaced the ceiling fans in my house. Let me say that these are the most straightforward thing I have ever purchased. Very secure and I didn't have to worry about whether I "over tightened" a connector. There's so many different options for various needs. My dad (electrician) said they were brilliant when I showed it to him. Very handy for anyone whether you're a DIYer or experienced user.

I'm not a big fan of these as I've found them to not be as reliable as wire nuts, the levers have caught and popped open when being pushed back into boxes so one has to check them. That being said, I prefer these for any application where one of the wires is not like the others, such as the tinned/stranded wires that often come with light fixtures and ceiling fans. It makes it so much easier to attach this to the house wiring then slip in the fixture wire than trying to use wire nuts.That being said, I still use wire nuts anytime I'm connecting multiple same-gauge wiring inside junction boxes. I think wire nuts are faster as they are not as picky as these connectors when it comes to trimming back the insulation. It's pretty easy to trim insulation, twist, trim bundle to size, twist on wire nut. But, I don't think there is anything wrong with always using one or the other, or mixing their use. Use whatever works as they are all up to code when used correctly.

I’m not an electrician just a jack of all trades. For me these things are awesome. So easy to use and take up less room than wire nuts and are easy to take on and off if needed. They are a little pricey but since I mainly just do occasional electric work for my house it isn’t a problem. Highly recommend.

Wagos are great - nothing more need to be said about them. This is a good way to get an useful assortment and the value is great. The case is also good quality. I've gone through many of these re-wiring my house.