Aclorol USB COB LED Strip Lights Warm White Led TV Backlight 5V 1M 3.28FT 320Leds 3000K CRI85+ COB Flexible Lights with 1M USB Powered for Bedroom Under Cabinet Kitchen DIY Lighting Project

Inexpensive and works well and bright. I used it on my small fluval chi and it makes it very bright

These worked great for adding improved LED lighting to my 3D printer. Excellent value and have been running well for a few months. Exactly as advertised.

Nice and bright. Works great with 3xAA 4.5V battery pack putting out 4.5V. Not sure how long it will last but if necessary I can upgrade to C batteries. Also works with a usb charger plug. No switch so good if you want it to turn on and off via remote or smart plug etc.If you buy these to plug into a TV or other device with usb port - not all ports have enough power to power devices - only to slow charge them or use as a media storage. My TV has 2 usb ports and only 1 is marked as putting out 5V. The other one only puts out half the amount, not enough to power anything.Works great with RF remote I purchased separately to turn on/off, dimming, and also some special effects modes. I think it was like $7 for a 2-pak of them. This strip will also light up submerged in water even though it looks like it has bare copper pads but they are plastic coated. I am using on my RC vehicles including underwater lighting on RC boat. Great for DIY projects. I will probably be needing more of these...

Very white but no remote

The effect of the light strip is very bright, that is, it will flash after a period of use, and then it will be stable after a new transformer is reinstalled.(I bought a total of 4 products, and all of them had the same problem.)

This is genuinely such a good deal. I’ve set a single strip up in my bed of my truck for my camper set up. Perfect amount of light, I can’t directly see the bulbs because I tucked them and it’s like having a lamp on. The adhesive worked well, easy to put wherever you want. Haven’t got a chance to play with the remote and colors. Photos coming soon.

I love inexpensive LED strips because they're convenient when you have a small space that doesn't warrant purchasing a $20+ system with dimmer switch and transformer. I used a spare USB 2.0 outlet as well as a USB 2 extension to create a cold white ambient effect for part of the DIY modernization that's in progress for this bathroom. The adhesive works fine, but it tears diagonally around midway so just be cognizant of that.Otherwise: Bright, proper color, works with any generic USB 2.0 outlet, and the continuous light bar look continues throughout the entirety of the illuminated area and you can't see the individual LED spots. That latter concern is not an uncommon phenomenon with inexpensive LED strips. The 3-ft segment was actually a little bit too much for my bathroom ambient light objective, so I actually soldered the scrap piece to another spare USB cable I had somewhere in my house and used (no surprise) a spare USB 2.0 AC outlet - I gave this little table outside in my backyard (in front of the door, to the left of the photo) a cold white ambient glow. So, I was able to add ambient cold white lighting to two things in my house with the purchase of one inexpensive cable!

No switch. No dimmer, No control. All that makes this a pretty useless item, regardless of the initial cost. Rather than a subdued red light, this string of LEDs acts more like a beacon, blinding you it you happen to look directly at it. No thanks... landfill!