Review on 🔌 Lepro LED Strip Light, 3000K-6000K Tunable White, 16.4ft Dimmable Bright LED Tape Lights, 300 LEDs 2835, Strong 3M Adhesive, Ideal for Home, Kitchen, Under Cabinet, Bedroom - Enhanced SEO by Patrick Jarvis

I sealed this with Hubby's help. Just to test it. Have a duplicate set of these to use. Not previously attached to the base cabinets of choice. But the remote worked fine. My biggest problem was working with a non-speaking husband. He's from Mars, so I expect no less. After 48 years, that's true. Because he insisted, he now knows better than anyone that this was difficult to handle. Now I need to remove our temporary tape to better redo when my husband isn't around and he's not looking or saying anything. (I have to watch out for him, he just smeared silicone on the new product I got to keep it from sticking but I wanted to use teflon spray instead. He thinks he knows everything but the truth is I've been using teflon for years have used similar items. and very happy. He swears it will be too much grease and not silicone. Actually this is new to me as I use silicone spray on sewing needles/pen pads and they prevent rust and the tips are smooth and non-pitted Teflon hold spray I use for metal on metal resistance to help me pull apart parts of my camping gear and some tables and chairs that use these pins you have to press on, silicone would be too slippery at this point as the teflon spray still seems to offer enough resistance That's true Husband lives in his world and I live in mine He will not resell this item until my decision available It is still being considered. Once I put it more confidently and not a lot of frills on one side, that was a problem because I tried to explain that we need some more inner art to avoid this, but it went unheard. I think all of this will work and be fun. I would also have enjoyed it more if it was powered on with motion detection rather than being sold on a remote control. But I double-sided taped the remote and it held up well and pointed at the right sensor so it worked great as a wall switch. At the other end of the counter there are multiple wall placement options for the same distant idea. It can work in the closet when the closet door above the lights is fully open and the remote is pointing slightly down at the sensor. I'll play with that later. Negative, I would recommend looking for a slightly better style. For me it was an exercise in experimenting with whether or not I even wanted such lamps under the counter. (We already have fluorescent lights to one side, but I'm having a hard time getting an AC toggle switch. A motion sensor would be ideal for me. My husband doesn't like it. However, he likes the other motion sensor lights I have at home.