🌈 16.4ft RGBW LED Strip Light, SUPERNIGHT Flexible Lighting with 5050 LEDs, Non-Waterproof, 12V, 5M Multi-Colored LED Tape Lights Review

We have bought over 50 of these strips and over 35 of them are defective. The WHITE LEDs start to glow very brightly, and then the lights on the same filament dim CLEARLY. THERE IS A HUGE NOTICEABLE DIFFERENCE IN THE WHITE IN THESE STRIPS. Other colors work well, but white has a big discrepancy in luminance. Looks like the solder joints on the white wires are poorly done. I've bought them in bulk in the past and they weren't like that. PLEASE CHECK THE QUALITY OF YOUR LIGHTS. We were sent some…

I am using this with a Fibaro RGBW Z-Wave MCU, works with RGB/RGBW LED strips to integrate with my Indigo home automation software, so I cannot comment on this product if it comes with my own controller stamp is used. Even with Fibaro's cost, these strips (I bought two) are more economical than Hue Lightstrips for the amount I had to cover. They shine brightly. White is very cold, but not quite bluish. Red is very red, blue is very blue, green is a very good green. Red and green produce an…

EDIT: Contacted seller and after showing him the problem he offered to send me a suitable replacement without having to return the product. The reason for the confusion wasn't 100% theirs, I finally figured it out so I understand things happen! It only comes with one stripe but it's my fault for not reading the description. But the strip I received was completely different from what was advertised. There were no 5-pin connectors; One end had a socket and the other had the positive and negative…

Good for now. The LEDs are bright and feel quite cool. And that's it. Poorly? First off, any regular RGBW ribbon has the following pinout: Voltage (5V or 12V) Green Red Blue White (if applicable) None in my kit. Red and green have been swapped, so when I press red on the controller, green activates and vice versa. I've attached an image of the problem. However, they do not work properly right out of the box. Second, a true white LED (not combining RGB to produce white) has a slight lavender…

So I bought a pair for a few different TVs in an apartment. Offering a variety of color and brightness options, they help reduce eye strain that often occurs when watching TV. Only one set will fit a 55" TV like my two, I placed the LED strips on the side and the ambient light almost reached the entire back edge of the screen. I would highly recommend them but be aware, that this would be a five star rating were it not for the fact that it appears to be using the same frequency that Visio uses…