Waterproof Led Lights for Bedroom, 32.8ft (2 Rolls of 16.4ft) Led Strip Lights, 300 LEDs Color Changing RGB 44 Keys Remote Controller, 12v for Outdoor Room Home Party Christmas Decoration

I was looking for a permanent solution to Christmas lights, and I think I found it. These lights are water resistant. Even though I am in Arizona, we see little rain, these should hold up well. The 3m sticky back is great for holding the lights in place, but I would recommend a coax staple of some type to reinforce them. Again living in Arizona, I can see this adhesive wearing out and getting soft in the summer. I mounted to strip to see how I wanted them for Christmas lights, one strip behind the facia board and one in front. I will be mounting them in front under the lip of the roof. I would like to add more behind the facia board though because they allow for a more subtle illumination that would be great for other times of the year. I left these on for quite a while and the temp of the power supply was warm, so I would consider putting a timer switch if some type, or remember to unplug or turn off during the day. I wouldn’t leave them on constantly unless I had a better power supply. I would say the one downside would be the power supply, because of this you can only have 2-16ft strands running off of one power supply. I would not try to connect more than the two strips to one PS. If you are using these for Christmas or other, where you will be using lots of strands, you may have to run extension cords and such to make it to all power supples. Their is a picture on here already of the type of staple you can use to secure the light strips and power cords to the back of the facia. All in all I am pretty satisfied with this product and will be buying more in the future to spruce up my backyard lighting, and add some other lighting effects around the house. :::UPDATE: The lights are looking great, and the temperature of the power supply is not an issue. If I am going to leave them on extended periods of time I just turn the brightness down. Checked on my power supplies and they were cool to the touch. I would also say, lay out and plan ahead on where you need to hook up power and how the corner bends will work, to make sure the polarity lines up if you are using L connectors. I have probably a 6-8ft strip that I had to cut off and take down and redo. The good news is though, I can always use the extra strip somewhere less as long as I have a solderless connector. So really there is minimal wasted product. I just have a lot leftover, but I will use it up

Great lights for sons bedroom. Power adapter cord is very short so look at getting extension adapter. Lights are great and easy to install. You can either connect two goin in opposite directions or connect two in series with separate connector you must buy separately for 10mm lights. Plus attaching connectors takes a bit of work to remove waterproof rubber to expose copper to allow connection.

I finally got up on the scary ladder and installed these lights as uplighting for my kitchen cabinets in my new home. WOW WEE! Upgrade! They function perfectly and it was very easy to connect them to my Wi-Fi and Google Home. Tons of different functionality and colors. Creating a schedule was also very easy! I literally can't quit looking at my kitchen. Quick tip: It DOES matter which way you plug them into the AC adapter. So if the lights aren't working, flip the piece and that plugs into the adapter around. It will fit both right side up and upside down, so this is important to note. There's really not an easy way to know which way is right side up, except for that either work or don't work. I can't really speak to the adhesion as I sort of just laid them up there above the cabinets, not worrying about perfect adhesion. There was still a lot of construction dust up there, and I was not going to get down off my ladder to vacuum it up. I can't speak to longevity either as I just put them up last night. But boy howdy, they sure are beautiful, and are a wonderful addition to my decor. The video that I included is of the pre-programmed automatic color change.

These LED lights are exactly as described in the listing, but there are many things to be aware of! All the parts are relatively fragile and not replaceable - meaning that if one of the I.R. controllers dies, you're going to need to buy another kit to get a new one. Of course this isn't really a big deal, as the kit's are not super-expensive and the other parts can be used as spares. I found that the I.R. controllers are the most fragile of all parts. Sometimes one will work with one string and not another. Sometimes one will appear to completely die, yet it will work with another LED string... and then when you put it back on the original string, it works! It's all kind of a mystery, but once you get it working well, it seems to be okay. As an example, I turned on my first installation of 4 LED strings the week before Thanksgiving (November) and I have not turned them off one time since then. They have now been on constantly for over a month with no problems. You also need to be aware that although the LED strips ARE waterproof, the connections are not, the controllers are not and certainly the a/c adapter is not waterproof! I have many strings running outside the house, and I have wrapped all those components in plastic bags to keep the moisture out of them. When you connect multiple strings in series, the plugs are very small and delicate. I did my best to tape them with electrical tape to keep rain out of them as best I could and they're still working fine. The adhesive may or may not work for your application. You have to be SURE to separate the adhesive backing from the actual adhesive, or you'll accidentally pull the adhesive strip (which is an incredibly THIN and CLEAR membrane) off the LED strip. One of my applications is holding ok - it is stuck to the underside of a metal gutter. I first cleaned it with alcohol and dried it well before sticking the LED strip on. It has held ok. Another one did not stick well. I suspect a tiny bit of condensation was the problem. I ended up fastening all my lights VERY carefully with a staple gun. If you're careful, a standard staple (like a T-50) is precisely the same width as the LED strip and you can staple the lights to wood or composite. I did this and didn't use the adhesive strip at all. I was very careful to make sure the staples straddled the LED strip and didn't puncture it, and I made sure the staples were NOT over the top of an LED where you could damage it. I put my staples at the points in the strip that were noted as places you can cut the strip with scissors. No problems and they look fine. Last comment: the manufacturer is VERY responsive via the Amazon email system for contacting the seller. They were right on top of any question I had, and happy to help. In my case, they went beyond the requirements and made sure I'm a satisfied customer.... and they did NOT ask me to write this review! The best part of these lights is the price - they're not too expensive, so you can experiment with them and not worry too much. I plan on leaving the LEDs up year-round, as you can't really see them when they're off. I'll just bring the controllers and a/c adapters in until the next holiday season. They should endure the weather just fine.

La adhesión es regular