Tenmiro 32.8ft Led strip lights,Led Strip Lights With 44key RF Remote Controller,Waterproof Color Changing RGB SMD 5050 300 LEDs Rope Lights, DC 12V5A Power Safety For Home Outdoor Lighting Decoration

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  I FINALLY installed these to replace an old rope light in my screen porch. (Video show the old rope light still up) I was nervous to do the install because I thought it would be complicated...it was not! You just plug the strips together, removing or adding a pins if needed. Then you peel the red back off and stick to the wall. I had a veneer roller that I rolled over the strip to secure the "stickiness" and avoid slivers from the wood. Comes with one remote, which I stuck to the wall with velcro. Edit: I just wanted to add...I am installing led strip holders today, because some of the adhesive came loose. I should have installed the clips originally. The porch is not tempered and it gets hot in the porch.

Just keep that in mind when thinking of where you'd install them. It isn't Power Cord -> Start of lights -> End of Lights. It's End -> Start -> Power Box -> Start -> End.Remote comes with bizzaro Engrish instructions, but is functional enough. Allows you to program sequences of lights at different brightness and speeds if you own an after-hours coke bar. Personally, I found the speed of light-changing too fast even on it's slowest setting. Gets bright as hell though, so cool.Also, you can only adjust the brightness when it is set to a solid color. Setting it to change, either Fade, Smooth, or Strobe, is ONLY on max brightness. WHICH UPSETS ME GREATLY, but I like the lights so much and the price was right, so I'm cool with it.But you should know.

Last week it was my sons birthday and we installed the lights for the party. It made it look so much better and we enjoyed the party. It could change into different colors and the sticker sticks very well to the ceiling and wall.

I was excited to get these lights until I tested them out. I took me a while to narrow it down but I finally figured out that the RF sensor that allows the lights to be turned on by the remote was junk. I plugged the lights in a different power supply with an IR sensor and they worked just fine. I will say when they worked the light strips were bright and seemed of good quality. Without the sensor and remote not working it is unacceptable, I have already sent them back and purchased a different brand of RGB lights.

Easy to learn the lights & learn the remote. Soothing or exciting seamlessly variable patterns and intensities. My first non-holiday string of lights is much nicer than advertised. What I like most is that they can be dimmed. That’s how I like them.

The light is decent. The most difficult part of placing led lights is ultimately determining the best placement. These are definitely not 3M adhesive strips. No company should state that they use a certain product's quality to sell their own. The protective backing cover is not easy to peel off. In trying to peel the backing off to expose the adhesive, I ended up peeling off the adhesive from the LED light strip. Bend the backing cover carefully to expose the adhesive. Once you can lightly press the adhesive to your surface & observe that the lighting fades into a glowing emitting light, you may need to unpeel & restick to a new placement. You do this to make sure that you don't see the LED, but you do this to see the glowing light enhance your setting. Placement is key to make sure that the LED strip is placed just perfectly because the intensity of the LED is fair but not intense. If you choose to adhere this with another product such as crazy glue or epoxy glue & adhere to a decent placement, then this will enhance your setting nicely.Please mark helpful, if this helps you in your purchase decision-making process.

This was my first purchase of an LED light strip, so I have no point of reference when compared to other brands. I purchased as a birthday present for my teen aged daughter. I attached to the underside of her bed-frame, and backside of her head board. My daughter loves them. While they had decent adhesion, since I reinforced with some large staples hand tapping them in. I purchased this item specifically due to the RF remote (versus an IR) so she wouldn't have to have line of sight to the base controller. I would say that the LED strip seams of decent quality, as well as the power supply. The only knock would be against the quality of the remote which seems fairly cheaply made (but looks identical as others in this price range); but you would probably have to pay quite a bit more for a better quality remote. My daughter does not have a phone, so she has to use the remote. I had an issue with the remote which I mentioned to the seller, and they were very apologetic and immediately sent out a whole new set without any questions. I will probably buy another set for my son's room on his birthday.

This is a very bright light strip with so many features and programs that I haven't had time to investigate all of them. It's been installed for one week outside thus far in lousy, cold weather and is adhering and performing well. I had an issue with a portion of one of the string's blue lights not working. The vendor's representative, Jason, was wonderfully responsive and shipped a replacement immediately which works just fine. Be sure you understand that the driver/transformer has two outputs, one for each of the strings and thus needs to be mounted in a location where each string can attach to it for maximum performance. This is not an issue unless you don't have an AC outlet suitably located (in the middle of) where you want the lights. Again, performance and vendor support are fantastic, strongly recommend buying this product especially for outdoor use.