LED Keeper® - LED Holiday Light Set Repair Tool

The LED Keeper has already saved me over $100 above the cost of the tool. I easily repaired 8 light strings that would have cost $17 each to replace and I still have more to fix. I bought the least expensive one I could find at about $25.

wow this thing is awesome and so is the company. i bought a string of 200 led christmas tree lights 3 years ago - they cost about $25 at the time. they worked great for 2 seasons then this being the third i plugged it in and about 30 bulbs in the middle of the string were dead. i did a google search on how to repair LED x-mas lights and found this - watched the video on how to use it on the manufacturers site and then ordered from amazon. followed the instructions (the video is great), found the bad bulb, used one of the pods (my mine does not have removable bulbs) fixed the string in about 20 minutes. i also ordered extra pods and i am glad i did because i now i can fix this same string in the future. might get a few more years out of this one string of cheap chinese LED lights - and think about how many strings of LED lights you could go through in a lifetime if you didnt have this tool to keep them working. the company is saving thouands if not millions of strings of lights from ending up in our landfills. pretty impressive. one last thing - i was slightly confused at first when i opened it and started the video - i called the 800 number at 6pm on a weeknight (December 8th) and a super friendly man answered fast like he was just sitting in his livingroom taking calls - he clued me in quick and i went back to the video and successfully fixed my lights. buy it. a tool every home should have if youre using LED christmas lights.

It found 2 bad Bulbs in the icicle lights very quickly! I marked the bad section with the clips provided and narrowed down the problem. So much quicker than pulling about 36 bulbs one at a time! Thanks for a great product!

Sometime on Christmas Eve, one of our hanging garlands went 1/2 out. I decided to get the LED light fixer, knowing that we have all LED lights and the cost will be worth it. I followed the instructions in the package, each time seeing what lights illuminated. Eventually I was able to narrow it down to 1 bulb, which I then replaced with a new bulb and my garland was fully lit again! If any lights on my tree go dark, this will be the first thing I try. Id rather replace a lightbulb than my whole tree. Its worth the cost, but it might be something to grab on after Christmas clearance, if you can!

The LED Keeper has already saved me over $100 above the cost of the tool. I easily repaired 8 light strings that would have cost $17 each to replace and I still have more to fix. I bought the least expensive one I could find at about $25.

I had 2 LED strands that were defective. Instead of going to Walmart and replacing them, I gave this LED Repair a try. It was much cheaper than 2 strands and it saved me the trip to Walmart. Now, I don’t have to dispose defective lights. I highly recommend

Replace the battery that comes with it. I thought mine was defective and then used my own battery and it has worked like a charm.

I gave it 4 stars for value for money. However, as far as I know, theres nothing else out there, and this tool is allowing me to repair existing sets. The other problem I have is that I still have a lot of incandescent sets, and I have to spend the money all over again to do my incandescent sets ... (incandescent tester is a little less expensive, but still a little pricey). Maybe Ill breakdown and buy the incandescent tester next year.

Extremely disappointed in this product. Theres so much about its design and function that it makes no sense. Its to the point Im confused about all the positive reviews. Ill go down a list of what is wrong with the thing: - the instructions are terrible. I had to find the official video guide online to figure out how to use it - a string of lights must be plugged into the device meaning the lights will be lit by a 9 volt battery. The battery just didnt provide enough juice to light up the LEDs well enough to tell if the light is bad or dim (because its so dim it doesnt appear to light up) - if the strings wires are twisted pretty tightly (like theyre supposed to) its difficult to slip the wire into the testing hook. and this is the biggest ????? of them all: - the LED keeper cuts through the wires insulation to make a complete electrical circuit which is a stupid and inconvenient method of detecting bad lights. Ultimately what this is going to do is kill the string of lights faster by allowing the copper wire to be exposed to the elements, especially if the string the LED keeper is used to fix is going to be used outside. The LED keeper wasnt able to help me find any bad lights at all. Seriously, youre better off buying a contactless voltage detector and watching a youtube video tell you how to use one to detect bad lights on a string of Christmas lights. Its much cheaper and faster than the LED keeper. To make matters worse, what Amazon shipped me was either used or returned and definitely not new.

My nativity scene had some strands dimming, this helped me pinpoint 2 bad bulbs causing issue. Get one now!