🔌 Self-Adhesive Strip Light Mounting Clips - 100 Pack Holder for 10mm Wide LED Light Strips Review

I needed these to light the offset strip on my TV as the strip is bent at a 90 degree angle. They are great for attaching lights to the stern. I had to flip around corners but have had no issues with the light turning off since.

This finally got my sons to light up and saved us from throwing away a great gift that just needed a little help. Our son got the LED lights for Christmas but they splintered in many places. These flat clips and their adhesive are amazing!

I used these for light bars because I didn't want to permanently wall mount them. These hooks were easy to use and the perfect size. I particularly like the fact that they are not too conspicuous due to their transparency. I would recommend them and take them again next time I need a new place to hang my lamp! (This 1 bag was enough for me to hang 3 sets of LED strips)

Repairable! Easy to use tape to attach LIGHT clips! fast and easy! use almost anywhere. Here are some examples of usability. My first choice out of 10! FOR EVERY APPLICATION. CLEAN SURFACE WITH DAWN SOAPY SOFT WATER. .LET DRY. ATTACH THE CLIPS TO YOUR LAMP. FINISHED. WE RECOMMEND. GOOD WORK BY GOOCHAN A+++++

I used these for some LED strips that I wanted to use as Christmas lights. I wanted to attach them to the gutter but not drill holes or hang cables. I didn't know if these strips would work in the severe cold East Coast winters, but because of the low price I took a chance. The tabs seem to fit my LED lights although they are a little tight. I was a bit worried about squeezing the bulbs too tight or bending the circuit board, but everything seems to be working fine. I was able to attach them to

. I bought these strips thinking they would work with my IP67 LED strips. While they work, they are not ideal as they compress the silicone a little more than we would like. It's kind of tight. Also make sure they don't tear the IP67 silicone. Since it's cold outside, I had to heat the backing of the adhesive with a heat gun from about a foot away. Then its protective film could be easily removed and glued perfectly. Without heating the glue to about 40 degrees outside temperature there was no…

I used them to hang LED strips on the bedroom ceiling. Initially I placed them about every 20 inches on a latex painted surface that had been cleaned with alcohol. After about a week and a few days in 80 degree weather, about half were no longer stuck to the wall. I have outweighed them by about 14 inches and for the last 6 months they have also survived 80 degree heat with no problem. They fit the bandwidth perfectly and don't look flashy. They are opaque and the LED doesn't shine through…