HAMRVL COB LED Strip Lights Red,DC12V 16.4ft/5M 320leds/M CRI90 Bright Flexible LED Tape Lights 8mm,for Indoor Home Cabinet,Bedroom,Kitchen,Stage,Backlight DIY Lighting(Without Power Supply) (Red)

these are great. been using them for a while and the adhesive is still holding. also still bright. its been a year using these type and flawless.

Replaced my existing led strip with these. No more seeing individual led’s. Mounted to the strip track under the lip of our spa. With the cover on them rain has not affected theses lights.

The media could not be loaded. Exceeded my expectations on brightness and color (ice blue). You can see how much light it gives off compared to my two bike lights and my spoke LEDs. It washes out the camera regardless.It's a nice cyan color as well, perfect for a Tron vibe!!!Powering it off of a 3 cell, 11.1v li-po 20c. (Deans connectors)

Needed some regular, non morgue toned, non freakishly cold white LED strips to mount under my kitchen counters and these are spot on.The color is 3000k and provides the perfect white - not too warm and not too cold - just a beautiful shade of neutral white.These are bright, and provide a solid strip of light with no visible dots or gaps.No power supply included but they're 12 volt strips so it's easy to find power adapters that work with them. Ends are terminated in power plugs.The strips are cuttable every few inches or so, but they don't really work well with the snap on connectors. So you'll probably have to solder the connections onto any cut strip pieces you make.Good price and great quality overall. Ended up buying 7 strips total and couldnt be happier.

Stopped working in 2 weeks. Bought 3 separate strips and all 3 looked great when I put them on. After 2 weeks all 3 strips have malfunctioned .

Great quality fast shipping

I took a star away because the stick could be better. I ordered the blue for the footwells on my 2023 Tacoma. Worked out great. I've installed a bunch of these lights, they're tricky. I read some of the negative reviews. You really have to kind of know what you're doing with these lights. You can't put too many on a strip with a 1Amp transformer or they'll flash, get a 2 amp. The connections are difficult with the options to tie any of these strips together or for corners. They really isn't an easy way. Soldering is best, but very difficult and you need to purchase xtra 18 to 20 gauge wire. Also, you have to pay attention to the positive and negative sides of the strip. You don't just connect them together, + and - have to line up. The tape on the back is covered by thin red plastic, don't peel the red up with the double sided clear tape, or there won't be any tape to stick. The negative reviews were just people being utterly uneducated regarding electrical basics.

I put this in for extra lighting in my grandmother's teapot cabinet and it's almost too bright for where she has it.