ICBEAMER 24 SMD 2835 Universal Interior Illumination Review

This product appears to be of much better quality than others. Instead of a "flexible" LED strip, the LEDs are placed on a "flexible" aluminum strip with a 3m adhesive backing. This product has many uses. Very bright and very easy to install. 1st photo is BEFORE, 2nd photo is AFTER.

Thought of everything. I particularly liked the well thought-out packaging and preparation of the different plugs and cable lengths. You are not stingy. With everything I needed, I turned on the lights on a Sunday afternoon break and never missed a game. I wish all my car mods were that easy.

Contrary to the photos provided, it comes with a longer extension of about 30 inches. Uses an adjustable garland adapter that fits perfectly. It will not stick to fiber interiors but will stick to vinyl/plastic surfaces. Lights for the cargo hold. Would like to buy another one as there is also an adapter for my map lights.

I definitely love that it's easy to install but I will say that it doesn't stick to most materials in your car, it does unless it looks like vinyl or skin. but still managed to stay where it was needed. put mine in my cargo hold which was very dimly lit, now that I opened it I had plenty of light. I have a red that turns white, love it.

Replace your trunk light in less than 5 minutes. Seriously simple and no more dark twists. I know it's all about cost, but every new car should cost $20 more and have this LED strip as standard. That's easy. Installation is as simple as 1, 2, 3 [and 4, 5, 6]: 1) Remove the existing bulb and stem lens 2) Find an adapter that fits the bulb 3) Plug in the specified adapter and replace the lens 4) Plug the LED strip into the adapter 5) Peel off the adhesive backing from the LED strip. 6) Glue the…

The hardest part of the whole installation was removing the little plastic wrap around the original lightbulb. After taking out the old lightbulb, I connected the included adapter and used an alcohol wipe to clean the spot where I wanted to stick the LED strip, peeled off the backing and put it back in place. Then I connected it to the adapter and that was it. My Toyota Corolla (2016) had the lights so dim you really couldn't see anything in the trunk at night, but now the entire trunk is fully

My 2019 Mazda 3 uses a small bulb to illuminate the trunk. It's not bad, but it's certainly not bright. After unpacking the contents of the box, you'll see different adapters to connect to the LED bar and you'll have to choose the one that suits your car. After you've removed your old lightbulb (and anything blocking it, if applicable), just plug in the LED strip and make sure it lights up (some lights in the trunk are off; make sure you have one open door or something). to the LED panel)…