🎄 XUNATA 16.4ft LED Flexible Light Strip - Waterproof IP67, Green - DIY Christmas Home Kitchen Indoor Party Decoration Review

Wow effect when you turn it on. After installing them I installed other brands because at the time I needed them they were not available and there were so many differences. This brand has more LEDs that are much brighter. Adhesives are also much better and resist cold and heat quite well. Much better than other brands. Also, the copper used has to be thicker as the dimming is barely noticeable as the leads are at least 8 inches long in daisy chain. The other brands we've used below dim so much…

Only used for a few minutes so can't comment on durability. EXTREMELY bright LEDs, they are so bright it hurts your eyes to look at them in the dark. Some of them are a bit asynchronous as mentioned in another poster, but that's not a problem for my application at all. Of the two full 5-megapixel strips, I didn't have a single burned-out LED. These LEDs are extremely compact. They have two very good qualities compared to other brands I've tried. They have a VERY good adhesive (3M psa) that…

I used these lights on my inline skating project which worked! The green color is 100% accurate and the brightness is unmatched. Keep in mind that these lights don't come with self-adhesive mounting tape, but that wasn't a problem for me, which I often have. I have the brightest lights on the floor when the lights are on or off! 2/12/21 - Update My girlfriend wanted her skates to be lighted too and she wanted them to be white. I ordered white headlights and put them on her skates and it turned…

Bought to light a pole and here is a list of the problems I have encountered. First: There is shrink wrap at the end of the lightstrip to hold the soldered ends in place, but it's too loose. It's a joke and it detaches from the strip so I put another piece of shrink wrap on top to hold it. Second, the adhesive tears off the blue-backed strip, exposing the silicone and unable to stick to anything. Solution. Use an Xacto knife to separate the backing from the adhesive without pulling it from the…

Bought this strip to put over a reef aquarium to enhance the coral effect. It seems hard to beat the brightness of this strip, with 600 of 5054 LEDs packed into 5 metres. Just make sure you connect it efficiently and with enough power. I ended up using four strips, each 4 feet long, attached to a 1/8" flat aluminum plate. Using a 4 amp power supply prior to cutting the strip to 4 feet resulted in a significant power outage of one End to the other Now with strips Divided into 4 x 4ft lengths and

I used these LED strips for a linear recessed lighting project (requiring 120 light/m2 for even lens spread) and they worked great. In fact, these are the only high-density SMD 5050 (/5054) lamps (120 lamps per meter) you can find on the market. I found 1 strip of them to be at least 3x brighter than the high density SMD 2835s. I bought the warm white version and they have a good color. not too warm and not too white (I think around 3000k if I had to guess). I used a 150w transformer to power…

Adhesive does not meet 3M product standards. I installed these lanterns on bare wood and they didn't last. In fact, the tape has started to peel off the LED strip. I contacted the company 3 times and they just said to tape the lightbulbs to the cabinet. I installed a few hundred feet of jigs and they are all glued in correctly except for this one. Bad customer service. They tell me to stick them instead of saying "sorry for the faulty product, what can I do to make it better?" By the way, I…

I know very well where to cut LED strips and how to solder them. I have made small 3 led strips from different manufacturers that work great. I wanted to make some 30 led strips out of this 5m strip. I only managed to get two strips of 30 LEDs, one from each end of the factory wiring. I just cut along the cut line or copper strips if you'd like. I connect + to + to polarity. A small homemade 30 led strip works fine when connected to a 30 led strip via the factory connector so I know it's…