Led Strip Lights 50.5ft White Dimmable Led Light Strip Flexible Rope Lights Kits with 24v Etl Power Supply, Adhesive Clips, Dimmer Switch and Connectors for Indoor Decor

I love the light is adjustable if you want it high or low, I put it in a full-body mirror, it is beautiful, it is durable, I have 4 years with the lights and they are still working at 100%.

I was looking for a hidden lighting solution for my newly renovated pantry, and didn't want a battery-powered solution. Everything I'd researched indicated that at best the batteries would last 2-5 weeks, and I wasn't interested in yet another charging scenario. While my pantry doesn't have an internal electrical outlet, it is positioned next to the refrigerator, which obviously does, and separated by an internal, uninsulated 8" drywall. A small hole through the wall, and the purchase of an additional 10ft 12VDC extension cable (also via AMZN), and I was in business. The pantry is not particularly large - it's a step-in that is 2 doors wide, with 6 custom-made solid oak shelves that are adjustable in height. With 6 shelves that are 16.25" deep, you really want to have a lighting solution that shines into the shelves at all levels, so an LED strip light sounded like the best solution to me, which meant that I wanted a light that would be positioned at the door, facing backwards into the pantry. What initially attracted me to this one was (a) the length of the two strips (16.4 feet or 5 meters each), (b) the packaging that included the ability to cut and join the strips with supplied connectors, making it easy to put strips around 90 degree corners such as those found on the perimeter of a door frame (and shown in the picture), (c) the fact that the larger one comes with 2 strips, and the controller has an adapter to supply power to both strips - this was crucial because my installation required that the power control button be mounted about 4 feet above the floor, and rather than buy a 2nd power extension cable to run power to a connector on the floor (because the included cable wasn't long enough) I opted to cut a length from the 2nd strip and simply use that, and finally (d) the price - it's really hard to beat $22 for this setup. The light temperature of 6500k is perfect for the pantry - yeah, it can be dimmed, but I wasn't super interested in that. The amount of light shed is also just right - I opted for the "white" as opposed to "warm white" or "yellow" color. Installation of the strip is super simple - to get around the 90 degree corners, you're going to want to cut it, and then join it with the wired connectors (of which 2 are supplied). Since the strip comes with double-sided tape attached to it, you need to carefully peel off the double-sided tape from about 3mm at the end of the strip, insert it into the (opened) connector, underneath the two lip guides, and underneath the two contact points. It doesn't matter if you use black as positive and red as negative or vice-versa, all that is required is that it is an inline connection with no wire cross-over. Once the strip is snug under the connector contact points, you can close the connector clip. See one of the pictures for the connected strip. Since the cabling itself can't be seen unless you really stick your head into the pantry I did not opt to cut it to length and secure it carefully - I may do that in future, but since nobody can actually see it ... Do your measurement, cutting and joining *before* you attach the strips to their final location. The adhesive sticks firmly, and doesn't want to come off once you've secured it in place. Make sure you cut *only* at the indicated contact points (little copper connectors), and cut *exactly* where the scissor marks indicate. I would recommend installing the switch to its correct place before you connect and install the strips, because it may be your biggest limiting factor. At a minimum, mock it all out first. In summary, this is a super cheap, 12VDC powered LED light strip for those who *don't* want the hassle of a battery. The dimmable, 6000-6500K light strip that is perfect for making a neat and hidden lighting solution in many different scenarios, and was perfect for my requirements. The only thing that we don't yet know is longevity. Typically LEDs last for 10s of thousands of hours, and I have no reason to believe that this will not do the same. Five stars all around.

I’m renting, and my landlord chose to put a ceiling fan fixture in the kitchen for the only source of light other than that wimpy bulb from the microwave over the stove. (argh and double argh) I was desperate for more light, bought some dollar store LED lamps that are pretty handy, but it was annoying to have to plug each one in and move it around to get the light where I needed it. I decided to invest a few bucks in one of these strip lights, and I’m really glad I did. It was pretty straightforward to install, and so far it’s staying, but I do go back and press down any areas that start to come loose under the steam of cooking. I wasn’t prepared for the art of turning 90 degree corners in plane, or I would have sprung for connectors; now I know. Still, it makes a world of difference. I showed my landlord, and he was so impressed he was hoping I’d leave them. I will, of course; they won’t stick somewhere else, so there’s no benefit to doing otherwise. They make the small kitchen light up well enough that not only can I cook and bake more confidently, but I can also see anything that ends up on the variegated granite countertops, so I can clean it up. I hate cooking and washing dishes in inadequate light. He put in the brightest bulbs he could find, but it’s just the wrong fixture. Now I don’t have to care; these strip lights solved everything nicely. I stuck the switch to the side of a cabinet, so it’s not visible from the kitchen itself, but it could’ve gone under as well. Comes with a few handy adhesive clips for cord management that came in very useful. I like these so much that I’ve already decided I’ll buy more when I get a house of my own; my mom hates low light in the kitchen, too, and she will love this. I might put them in hers, too, if she wants, but I’ll do it right, use the corner bits there. Live and learn!

Wanted to install brighter LED lights to "uplight" the crown moulding around a cathedral ceiling. They are definetely bright, and the photo attached is set at the lowest setting. I needed about 80' of lights to completely go around the room, so I ordered two sets. One thing to note is that you cannot connect the sets "in series." So each set had to connect to a power source. Another point to note is that the enclosed double-side tape pads did not stick to the inside of my plastic moulding (I didn't bother removing the covering from the back of the lights, which are "sticky" themselves.) But to be fair, I had some 3M double sided adhesive pads, and I ended stapling those pads (not the LED strips) to the inside of the moulding. Also note the dimmer is wired, so in my installation, once it is set, that's it (unless I bring out a ladder!) My minor complaint, is that although both boxes are clearly labeled as "Warm White", I thought the color output is more like "Daylight." Nonetheless, other than the enclosed "sticky pads", thought the components are good quality - and of course, the lights themselves are very bright.

these are great! I put them up at work and they have been on 24/7 for about 1.5 months now. they look good as new! my only issue with them is that its hard to dim. you have to hold down the button and its kinda difficult to make them the exact brightness you want

Son de buena calidad, ya llevo cinco años con esas luces y siguen funcionando

Will only last 18 -24 months, then the power supply goes or the controller. So once your lights are set in place just buy another one when it goes. 15 bucks seems about right for 24/7 use

Second time I've purchased! Use first one under kitchen cabinets at old condo.Second set used same way at new place. Easy to place, looks good and the extra lighting helps.

The tape is easily cut into a number of pieces. I did also buy a feed kit to terminate the ends. Very bright, I have it dimmed to the lowest level about 10%. The tape is on a smartplug to turn it on and off on a schedule. I have also used the tape in table lamps, salt light, that did require additional 12v dc power supplies. The 16 feet went a long way.

Very easy to connect and fix up. However the dimmer does not work.