MCIGICM 10 Pair XT60H (XT60 Upgrade) Male Female Bullet Connectors Plugs

Have used these before on RC lipos. They can be difficult to solder, but if using good wire and technique they are awesome. Last a long time and offer solid connection. Best to buy quantity for the value price. Also good to have extra in case you need to practice soldering on.

Excellent! I am using these for a Rhino RM-S20 ESC. These are good quality. I would definitely buy again! Shipping was super fast. I ordered one day and got them the next👍👍

These work great. Power delivery is efficient and steady. Plastics seem strong create a clean connection.

Not quite what I expected. I was expecting crimp connections. These look like solder connections. No instructions. No clue. But, they fit my charging station outlet just fine. I will use them.

Nicely packaged with 10 connectors

I bought these to have around to repair old or damaged plugs. These are good quality and easy to connect. I have already used most of these plugs and i plan to order more when needed.

I use these with some battery holders for 18650s.By grouping five in series and four sets of them together I was able to make a very powerful battery pack. They're hard to get apart and they have a gasket so that no water gets in and are very high quality. The part about being hard to get apart can be considered a good thing because they don't come loose from vibration but when you want to disconnect them you're going to have to have some good grip in your fingers or use pliers carefully to not damage the plastic and the gasket.Being able to use these with the heavy gauge wire requires good soldering skills and equipment. I accidentally destroyed one or two of them until I got the right soldering technique and a powerful soldering gun.

These are what you use when you want something solid and professional. I soldered 14awg and 12awg wire to these with lead free solder, using 375C for 14awg wire and 400-410 for the 12awg (65W iron) to get it done - I'm not a pro at soldering - and these hold up to the heat.As most recommend when soldering the male ones, make sure to connect them to a female (actually just do this always) to help dissipate heat away from the plastic and prevent deformation. You'll also want a proper vice to hold them in place. I used the 'helping hands' alligator clip things, and it was a total pain.One thing is that XT60s can be crazy tight. Using needle nose pliers or some skinny tool you can squeeze the male pins a bit to make them a little smaller and loosen them up. If they end up too small they might not 'stick' together anymore in which case you can just open them up again to restore a stiffer connection. If its a connector you wont be disconnecting often, they're fine out of the box.Final comment. I separately bought an XT60 series harness and found that they were insanely tight when connecting to these XT60 connectors here. Even after compressing the male pins to make them smaller, and using pliers to squeeze the connectors together, I couldn't get them to seated fully. I ended up making my own series harness with the connectors here.