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These are beautiful LED lights that I installed outside on my motorhome for evening lighting. Well glued and all LEDs light up. Be sure to clean the area you apply to and they stick well. I will be purchasing more different colors from this seller for other areas of my RV and some for the house.

like black circuit board, light doesn't work how thin the circuit board is, resulting in poor connection on the solderless leads, heating and causing the power supply The light then flickers like it burns for about a minute if I can't find the right power supply for the light I don't know if it's worth recommending over other led kits at these prices

I used 10ft of a 16ft roll to light the inside of a closet. The bar typically stays on for about 35 minutes, then starts flashing and goes off. If you turn it off for a couple of minutes and then turn it on again, the result is the same, after 35 minutes it starts blinking, goes out and lights up. Tried different schemes - to no avail. I would rate the brightness higher if the product actually works.

I used them to illuminate sidewalks in front of outbuildings at night in West Texas where moonless nights are typically pitch black. The yellow light is pleasant and does not attract insects. I install strips in 10 foot sections of J-strips (which are used to install drywall) that direct 100% of the light out and down, meeting the night time lighting needs in that area. The strips adhere well to a smooth galvanized surface. And at 8 watts per 10-foot section, they cost next to nothing.

I need to make LED pads that are flexible and can go over body parts. I screwed up a few prototypes until I found these Everbright strips. They are super thin and flexible. These were the only ones I could find on the black bars. Everything else is white. That looks way cooler. I love flexibility. For my own purposes, I make LED pads to treat various skin conditions in my patients. Flexibility and brilliance are therefore crucial. My biggest snag was attaching the LED jumper wires to continue…

The glue is probably the worst I've ever dealt with, but if you use contact glue in addition to your own then everything is fine. I can see they all have an M printed on them as if trying to make a 3M claim but make no mistake, duct tape has better adhesive properties and this is NOT 3M. Another problem is that you can't hang more than a few strings together. like 1 long strip because copper is so thin it has high resistance and causes a VERY noticeable drop in brightness as each string moves…