HitLights LED Strip Lights Neutral White 4000K, 16.4ft Dimmable Tape Light, 300LEDs, 150Lm/ft, CRI>90, UL Listed, 12V Flexible Rope Lights for Bedroom, Kitchen, Cabinet (Power Source Not Included)

My wife and I were looking into LED lights for her vanity setup for quite some time! We found these and decoded to take the chance. Long story short, we made the right choice! Installation was super simple, just clean the surface area and pull back the tape and stick wherever you want. The adhesive is very strong and didn’t come off during installation. The brightness of these small individual lights is very impressive the strip by themselves are enough to light up the entire bathroom. My wife is very happy how it turned out! Definitely recommend this product!

I used them to replace some that were slowly coming to will and they worked great.

Installation was good. The customer loved them.

I used these light strips (4000K) for lighting up my interior stairway hand rail and they have performed well. i leave them on basically all day and all night to illuminate my dark stairwell leading upstairs. i have them paired with a 50W 12V dimmable LED driver and i mounted them in aluminum channel you can buy here on Amazon made for strip lights. I wired them to a dimmable wi-fi smart switch and keep them at about 50% which is plenty of light.

These are good lights, but overpriced considering they don't come with the power adapter.

I questioned my ability to get these installed correctly. Couldn’t be happier. They were actually fun to install. At first, they didn’t appear to be sticking very well, but, after pressing on them a few times over the next day or two, they held up. I have had them for a year now and they have never come loose. They really warm up the kitchen countertops and look great. The install price for under counter lighting by our contractor was about $800. I did the job myself for about $70.

I wired a switched outlet under my cellar steps, connected to the switch at the top of the stairs . Then I ran the string of lights down along the top of the stair stringer . I put a plastic 1" X 1" plastic angle,and installed the lights pointing down,with a 1/4" X 1/4" wood angle on the outer edge to hide the light as you approach the stairs, that took 12',so I put on a 12" connector and ran it under the bottom step. And when I was done I used all but 4" of the string.I also put 3 1/2" molding down the wall.because the wall was uneven,and to protect the plastic angle, I screwed the 1" X 1" angle to the bottom of the molding, because we sometimes throw clothes down the steps to the Laundry . I as very happy with the results.

Would get me some leds that lasted longer, but no, these are failing as quickly as those for 1/4 the cost