🌈 ALITOVE 32.8ft 24V WS2811 Addressable RGB LED Strip Light: Programmable Dream Color Digital Flexible LED Pixel Light with Rainbow Chasing Effect - 10m 600 LEDs 5050 SMD Non-Waterproof Black PCB Review

These types of LEDs are long gone, so there are a number of supporting libraries that are very stable across platforms. The WS2811 type (no clock line) has been particularly difficult on some types of operating systems, but in the last year even those things have gotten pretty decent with a few exceptions. If you need to use them in an OS environment or something with RTOS (e.g. ESP32), I can recommend an LED model with a separate clock cable, e.g. B. APA102 and the like. But if this LED kit…

Works great with Ambilight on my 60" TV. The length turned out great (I only had to cut 16 LEDs) The brightness is great. Other 5V options were considered but settled on 12V as 12V is easier to deliver enough current to the end of the tape. Combined with Alitove's SP107e for some really cool effects. Especially cool effects for music. *** If using a similar setup/individually addressable LEDs, make sure you run the strip down the center of your TV so the effects occur in the center. My streak…

Update: I found your email - they were very helpful. They replied to me immediately via email. send replacement. Very good customer service. Some issues with these things are to be expected - they took care of them straight away. Rating changed to 5 stars. ATTENTION! Bought these lights. They worked fine. Works through the controller and power supply 12V 5A. I turned it on today and a strong smell of an electrical short - I found the processor in the center of the light cord was completely…

These lights were at a great price. I was concerned that the 150 LED strips would be too dim to illuminate the deck under the rails, but they are nice and bright and match the lighting of the rails, which is what I wanted. I was also wondering if WS2812 addressing would be better, but WS2811 works fine and looks good. My only concern was the leaking connectors on the waterproof flashlights. I replaced them with weatherproof plugs. When I damaged one end while desoldering, I asked the seller for

I bought about 6 sets of these LEDs to use as Christmas lights outside my home. No regrets, they work great. Now I've used an extra string of lights on a side project I've been working on. As you can see from the pictures I already installed the LEDs in the track and decided to do it differently which required me to pull the LEDs out of the track. I wasn't sure they would hold up after pulling quite hard to break the lights off from the chase. Well the pictures don't lie, I literally ripped the

I really wanted to like these fixtures. I ordered these because I wanted individually controllable LEDs, and if that's what you want, don't order them. It's not 300 individually controllable LEDs, but 100 groups of 3 controllable LEDs. It was my fault, I should have read more about it. That's not bad, the worst thing about this LED strip is that these lights are weak even with an external 12V 25A power supply. I'm not talking about a little dimming, I'm saying you can look directly at the LED…

This light bar is very bright and long enough to cover 3/4 of my room. It needs a controller that can be anything as long as it supports ws2811. I used the Wi-Fi LED Shop Controller. It's bright enough to fill a room with light no matter what color it's set to. However, it's probably up to the controller, but this light doesn't seem to support saturation control. I can make it pink but I can't make it light pink for example. The controller has a function that converts images into running light…

I've been waiting for the addressable LED strips (Dreamcolor) to become affordable. When I started looking, all I could find were strips priced at over $50 that still needed an extra power supply and controller. This can easily double the price. I've found that cheap kits can't be cut to length, which is important to me. This allowed me to cut a strip every 3 beads that are clearly marked. It's enough for my use and much cheaper. So when I saw this kit that included a power supply and Bluetooth