TUOFENG 22 AWG Silicone Electrical Wire 30 Feet [15 ft Black and 15 ft Red] 2 Conductor Parallel Wire Soft and Flexible Tinned Copper Wires - Insulated Stranded Wire

It is a good quality wire that works well for this purpose. Make sure you The wire is flexible and the insulation strips off easily. The red and black color coding is distinct, which makes it easy to keep the positive and negative connections correct. Pros: Good Quality: Insulation and copper feel durable. Easy to Use: Strips easily and is flexible. Color Coded: Red and black jackets make wiring simple.

It's not SIS wire, but low voltage/ current needs, it's economical and useful. It's great for breadboard and perfboard use, and appears to be actual solid copper and not copper coated aluminum. Stripping the wire is simple enough with the right tools - if your strippers are worn you're just going to rip off extra insulation.

Fantastic value! This seems to be good quality wiring! I use it for my 3d printers, since ptfe is more resistant to shorting with repeated movement. It's really flexible, and slippery! It works great for projects. Its not the easiest to strip since the PTFE is so slippery. The size seems to be spot on, and the copper seems to be actual copper not cca. It was easy to solder with a little flux. Overall I'd suggest this wire for projects. You get a decent amount in multiple colors to keep track off pins and all that good stuff

Very good price, simple to use, although I wish they could've added some suggestions for how to properly cut and strip. Wire quality is great, and so far I haven't found a voltage it cant handle, even though I only use up to 9I was genuinely impressed by the pricing of this product; it's very affordable, especially considering the quality it offers. The device is user-friendly, making it easy for beginners and seasoned users alike to navigate with confidence. However, I do wish the manufacturer had included some suggestions or guidelines on the best techniques for cutting and stripping wires, as I believe that would enhance the overall user experience. In terms of performance, the wire quality is exceptional. I’ve tested it with various voltages, and so far, it has handled everything effortlessly, even though my typical usage involves voltages up to 9V. It’s reassuring to know that this tool is versatile and reliable, and I look forward to exploring its capabilities further.

I prefer using cloth wire on my guitars but this is a welcome change. Same rigidity, and a high heat tolerance so no melting at the ends. Update: This wire is a lot better than cloth wire for guitar electronics, and for the same money there’s so much more wire it doesn’t feel like I’m rationing it. The multiple color options are perfect for Les Paul wiring. Most importantly, I can solder a little bit hotter, for much cleaner, quicker - and much more enjoyable work.

I've bought these a couple of times. These are very useful for my use case which is using them with a breadboard or perma-proto boards. 22AWG is a good size for breadboard, although the connection can be a little loose for my tastes, but the next larger wire size is a little too thick. They are easy to solder and flexible enough. These are PVC insulated and not silicone. This makes them affordable and sufficient for my product development prototype phase. Just once I had a situation with a perma-proto board the insulation melted while I soldered the other side. This happened out of one wire segment of hundreds I've soldered so I don't consider that case a reason to go to more expensive silicone insulated.

Plenty of wire for my application. They stripped cleanly and tuck right where I needed them to be.

I also have the tinned copper wire variant. The solid wire is nice and stiff and it’s great for use with solderless breadboard. Instead of buying wire kits, you can make your own. The tinned copper wire works better for soldering