New Pads and Rotors - Squeeks at low speeds when not braking

[mix123]

You're fine if you just reused the clips and they were in good shape.
I don't know if the noise you're hearing could be caused by a sticky caliper pin, but it would be a really easy job to remove the pins and lube them. Did you break-in the pads? Most folks don't and never have problems. Perhaps what you're hearing will just go away in a few dsys.

I broke them in a bit. A couple high speed stops. I'm wondering if I got some grease on the rotor and it squeeks every time the pads hit that spot. I'll leave them for a few more days then I'll inspect em.

[Thymeclock]

I broke them in a bit. A couple high speed stops. I'm wondering if I got some grease on the rotor and it squeeks every time the pads hit that spot. I'll leave them for a few more days then I'll inspect em.

That's not the right way to break in pads. The right way is to gently apply the brakes at low speeds to have them seat evenly.

You might want to disassemble them and take a look. Check the rotors too, because new pads won't cure warped or defective rotors.