🎉 50pcs EOOCVT Digital WS2811 LED Pixel String Lights 12mm RGB Full Color Changing Christmas Wedding Party Holiday Decorative Addressable LED Lights DC5v Review

, 3 of the 6 strings are bad. Only the first pixel on a glows. The other half of the frame is bad, and the other has a broken pixel in the middle of the strand.

They don't include a JST connector as shown in the picture, they are 3 wire not 4 wire as shown in one of the pictures , no power was supplied to the one Jack plugged in so the strings couldn't be connected together unless you applied power.

They make great hobby projects once you figure out how to operate them. I used an ESP8266 NodeMCU to control it and it was able to get it up and running fairly quickly. The downside for me personally is that the wires smell very bad. I know a lot of people at Revain who complain about the bad plastic smell in a lot of their products and I don't usually have a problem with that. But I've had them for over a month now and they still smell so awful I can smell them from across the room.

I have bought this product twice. It worked fine the first time, the second time it had different connections than pictured but everything worked differently. Not this time. I ordered 4 strings. All have multiple deformed bulbs. On one of the lines only the first pixel works. On the other two, half a dozen pixels flicker when the brightness exceeds around 30% and never goes white at any point. The case is also smaller and a different color than previous orders. Replaced a decent product with…

TLDR: Wrong diameter for latch when used in Coro posts when zip or lock can still work well. I have ordered these 3 separate times and the first 2 have been on par with all the other pixels I have. Bought from Revan. This last order was a little disappointing though: the pixels now have 4 small ridges along the edge to hold them in place, rather than a full diameter bracket. Also, the plastic "skirt" (where the wires go) is much thinner. The diameter is also very inconsistent, some were…

I'm using them to light up the Christmas village in my living room. The lights are individually addressable and change color, but you will need a 5V power supply and a controller. I'm using this 30W power supply (https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B07145RSLS/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o04_s00) and an Arduino Uno with the FastLED library available on Github. The idea was that the lights in the houses would randomly turn on and off from time to time to simulate activity and some LEDs would look like…