Shonsin 8 Gauge Silicone Wire Spool 25FT Black, Extremely Flexible 8 AWG Automotive Wire, 1650 Strands 0.08mm Tinned Stranded Copper (8.29mm2) High Temp 392℉/200℃ Rating 65 Amp 600V

This is some pretty nice wire. I didnt feel like it was poor quality. The red and black wires are separated, and not connected to each other. I think my install it would have been nicer if they were connected to each other. I just used some heat shrink here and there to keep the negative and positive wires together. Overall nothing really to complain about, they conduct electricity like I need.

14 AWG - Nice and flexible, the strands soak up solder easily and the silicon jacket withstands high temps during soldering and seems to be pretty durable. I used it to make leads for my battery charger.

Worked as expected.

I liked the fact that they were easy to cut and to connect to my batteries and inverter.

Wire gauge appears to be correct and the wire is flexible with a heat resistance covering. Recommended.

I was changing the heating elements on my oven/stove range and learned that if I was going to have to change any of the wires I needed 8 gauge wire, heat resistant. But this wire that I got (8 gauge it says) does not look anything like the wire that is used throughout the electrical work of the stove/oven. The stove/oven wire appears to be about one third the diameter of the ordered wire in question. It has a hard, heat resistant , thin coating whereas the wire that was sent to me is covered in soft silicone, the kind you might use to make a mouthpiece out of. Apparently the wire I ordered is used to enhance the volume of the crappy music people play these days.

This wire is very nice. did the job for me

Used for extension wire very flexible

I love this electrical wire. Really flexible. I like that. Quailty seems A-OK.

PRODUCT NAME AND IDENTIFICATION NAME: Shonsin 16 Gauge Wire (25ft Red and 25ft Black) Ultra Flexible Silicone ASIN: B085HX8W5X QUICK OVERVIEW On a Scale of 1 to 10 where 10 is the best. --FUNCTION (10 of 10): Very flexible and easy to bend. --FIT, FINISH, QUALITY (10 of 10): Everything is top notch. --TECHNICAL (10 of 10): All copper wire, but not tinned. OVERALL RATING: 10 DETAILED REVIEW Overview It’s wire, right? Not so fast. There is a lot of wire being sold on Amazon that looks copper, but is actually copper clad aluminum wire (CCA). Pure copper is what you want, unless you are sure aluminum (CCA) can work for your application. This is pure copper stranded wire in a very supple and bendable silicon insulation. I’m using it for multimeter leads and other electronics applications. This wire is not “tinned” which means it not protected from oxidation with a thin film of tin coating. In most applications, you don’t need tinned wire. It’s more expensive, and if you don’t need it, don’t spend the extra money on it. Tinned copper wire is just as conductive as bare copper wire, but resist corrosion. If you are not using it for applications where the copper is exposed to acidic soil, high heat, or high humidity, non-tinned copper is cheaper and will be fine. You can test to see if wire is CCA by rubbing it on a piece of fine sandpaper (1500 grit), and if it is CCA, you will get a silver rub mark from the aluminum wire on the sandpaper. Just make sure you rub enough to get through the CCA itself, down into the copper wire. This wire is definitely copper. CONCLUSION AND FINAL THOUGHTS This product met exceeded my expectations. There really isn’t much more to say. When looking for silicon insulated wire, and wire in general, you want to make sure you are getting pure copper wire, not Copper Clad Aluminum wire (CCA). Also, the suppleness of the silicon, how well it bends, is important. This product passed all my tests and is high quality wire.