💡 iNextStation Neon LED Strip Light 16.4ft: Waterproof Flexible LED NEON Light for Decor Indoors Outdoors [White] Review

First they sent me the wrong product but after sending them back they sent me the correct product and I just made this cute slow-witted neon for myself! It's blindingly bright neon and you can't see the individual LEDs in it, which is excellent.

I have used 12v LEDs in most of my projects but they are much brighter even with a silicone diffuser. I was also surprised how flexible they are (they can be folded almost 180 degrees). Crop marks are placed every 25mm and the strip is 5mm thick (Dimensions I would like to know so I can start working on the project before it arrives)

Price 5/5 Flexibility: 4/5 Brightness: 5/5 Quality: 5/5 I couldn't be happier with the product. on a scale, flexibility would not be a problem. Conclusion: I would buy this article again. If you have any questions/concerns, please feel free to IG me: @marysels You can see the neon LED manipulation video on TikTok: @marysels

For the past 4 years I have installed typical LED lights under the artillery pieces on my boat for use in early morning tournaments. Eventually they started falling apart due to the elements so I looked for a replacement and they fit the bill very well. Since they are encased in silicone I think they will last longer. Thanks to the silicone sleeve, they are easy to stick on double-sided 3M tape. They are very bright and I like the even light from each LED. I connected them directly to the mute…

Great for tinywhoop Drone Racing Gate! I love the fact that they diffuse so well they almost look like linear LEDs or neon lights. VERY bright - with or without lights on. There doesn't seem to be a good way to attach them to certain materials - hot glue seems to hold well - I actually sewed them to the fabric of the race gate with string and attached them with hot glue. A little difficult to solder only because of the silicone coating, but not because of the large cork. I believe the LEDs…

Just needed an opportunity to make a pink paisley sign. I used to buy strips for double the price but now I'm considering buying these in the future. The only downside for me is that it doesn't come with a power adapter, you have to buy it separately. (which is stated in the description). Otherwise I am very happy with my purchase! Update: I've been using these lights for a year now, it's become my quarantine hobby. In the "Oh Baby" character I used "white" colored lights. I thought I could…

I ordered red, ice blue and purple. The paper insert for purple was purple checkered, but it's quite pink (not as pink as in the picture, but it was really difficult to get a decent photo). I'm not sure if "purple" is just a slightly purplish pink or if they just misnamed it and I actually got pink. Judging by other photos on Amazon I think I just turned pink but who knows. It's also pretty obvious where the LEDs are, they're not even great on pink/purple and ice blue. So if you show them…

I didn't make any modifications (e.g. cutting, soldering etc) as the connector was already attached. I just plugged it into the iGO universal power supply. The light bar was nice and bright, but after being plugged in for less than a minute, the area where the plug was plugged in felt hot. I thought it might be iGO but shortly after I got "60W 12VDC LED Driver, Low Voltage Output, IP67 Waterproof LED Power Supply, LED Transformer" and plugged it in for about 5 minutes. I used a digital meat…