Review on Govee Smart Car Lights: APP-Controlled LED Interior Light with Music Sync, 7 Scene 🚗 Modes, 16 Million Colors, 2-Lines Design RGB Under Dash Car Lighting. Includes Car Charger (DC 12V). by Alfredo Nosrac

So I've noticed a trend where people are asking about straight wire/hard wire and the seller says no or someone answers the question with no idea what is asked. They are 100% hardwired and it's as simple as cutting off the 12V cigarette lighter plug, stripping the cable gland and connecting the red and black wires to a separate switch. Note, however, that about 1 1/2 feet from the end of the 12-volt plug is a control module that controls the Bluetooth, wireless remote, mode selection, and power control of the lamps themselves. You need this part intact to continue using these headlights. You can always connect an extra wire to the part in front of this module to route it where you want your power switch, but be aware that due to the design of these lights and the wire length of all the LED strips on your module, this will not be possible case will have. Staying centralized in your dashboard so each lane reaches the four corners of the car (assuming you install front and rear driver and passenger floorboards). That being said, these headlights aren't bad, but certainly not great. They include the usual $15 gift card for your 5 star rating, so take it for what it's worth. The app works decently well and I haven't had any major issues with it other than a noticeable lag, but that's to be expected for the price. The remote control is pretty much useless unless you aim straight at 1-2ft from him and point straight at him. The music function is terrible too, just forget it! The lights do their thing when you turn them on and don't even come close to responding to sounds, let alone dancing to them. With all that being said, I use them for what they are basically LED lights. The Bluetooth app lets you choose the color and brightness, which I do. Note that when you turn on your car, these lights will illuminate red, green, and blue at full brightness, regardless of which lights you have installed. This probably won't bother most people, but I'm not interested in a rave on wheels, I prefer a plain solid color that isn't visible from the outside at night.