Review on 🌈 GIDERWEL Smart ZigBee LED Controller Kit with 16.4ft RGBWW LED Strip Lights | Compatible with Hue Bridge | APP Control | RGB Cold White Warm White Dimmable Ambiance LED LightStrip Plus by Carl Henderson

I was looking for a solution for the base cabinet and cupboard kitchen lighting. This requires not only LED strips, but also plugs, extension cords, etc. I have reviewed several other products that use LED color strips. Reviews of RGB products have often pointed to limited ability to produce "white" light, as well as not being very bright. The Giderwel product with 2700K warm LED (also with 6500K LED) is bright. I agree with several other reviews that suggest the 2700K doesn't feel as "warm" but that's ok. This product works with Philips Hue connectors and extension cords. When looking for accessories you need for your project. , note the following: 1. Extenders - are used to connect separate cabinets (through a sink, etc.). For the lighting in the closet, I have 3 closets with glass in the door. I wanted to have vertical LED strips on the left and right. By using extensions along the top inside the case, a single long strip can be the solution (no need for parallel splitters). ?th=12. Channel with LED strips. If you look at the reviews of any LED strip product, they're all complaining about problems with the adhesive backing peeling off the attached surface. The Giderwel ribbon suits this stretch perfectly. When installed under a cabinet, the diffuser channel cover will hold the tape in place. hunhun+10-pack+3.3ft%2F1Meter+U+shape+LED+Aluminium+channel+system+with+milky+cover%2C+end+caps+and+mount+clamps%2C+Aluminium+profile+for+LED+strip +Light+Installations%2C+Very+Easy+Installation&dchild=1&keywords=hunhun+10-Pack+3.3ft%2F1Meter+U+Shape+LED+Aluminium+Channel+System+with+Milky+Cover%2C+End+ Caps +und +Mounting+Clips%2C+Aluminium+profile+for+LED+strips+light+installations%2C+very+simple+installation&pd_rd_i=B071FRFQVZ&pd_rd_r=e1e81c6d-eb55-4bc9-9475-ca2bd54345c1&pd_rd_w=yhcze&pd_rd_wg=4f_rd_wg=4f_n.40db=4f_rd_wg=4f_rd_wg=4f_rd_wg=B071FRFQVZ -73g&db.40-73p -4b93-80d6-346300592c66&pf_rd_r=CMH1VC4GJ89PHB56QPTD&psc=1&qid=1594942919&s=hi&sr=1-1-f7123c3d-6c2e-4dbe-9d7a-6185fb77bc583. Built-in 6-pin connectors. The Giderwel product has the same form factor as Phillips' light bar. This is the only 6 pin solution I could find. All other products were either 4 or 5 pole. Pack+Philips+Hue+Lightstrip+Plus+6-Pin+to+Cut-End+Connector&qid=1594943036&s=hi&sr=1-1-catcorr4. Rectangular connectors - actually a product of Giderwel https://www.amazon.com/GIDERWEL-Connectors-Solderless-Connection-Lightstrip/dp/B07WFTS3KV/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=GIDERWEL+RGBWW+6+Pins+LED+ Strip+ Connectors+L+Shape%2C6+Package+LED+Strip+Light+12mm+Right+Corner+Angled+Solderless+Connector+LED+Connection+for+Philips+Tint+Light Strip+Plus%2FRGBCCT+LED +Strip&qid =1594943122&s =hi&sr=1-1 I have a Samsung smart home (bought March 2020) that I use to control the strips. I have two controllers. The first controller is immediately paired - very simple. I had to turn the second controller off and on again once, after which it connected normally.