Lepro 12V LED Strip Light, Flexible, SMD 2835, 300 LEDs, 32.8ft Tape Light for Home, Kitchen, Party, Christmas and More, Non-Waterproof, Warm White, Pack of 2(Not Include Power Adapter)

These are great especially considering the price! For a sub $10 product, the first time I ordered these in 2016 I was worried about the quality and how long they would last. I’ve now used them in two different houses I’ve lived in and they have been great, the only issues I’ve had with them have been related to the driver I was using which turned out to be faulty, and a faulty solder joint that was my own fault. I installed these the first time in a house as under cabinet lights in the kitchen. They lasted for two years until we moved out and I’m sure they would have continued to last if we had continued living there. (And I had them on almost 24/7) I have now installed them in another house, again as under cabinet lights and they have been great. My favorite thing about these is the brightness and color temperature. I don’t like a lot of under cabinet lights / led white lights because in my opinion they tend to be too cool (I absolutely HATE daylight white lights, they make everything look like a hospital room and I don’t understand why people like them...) these lights are a nice, soft, warm white, they look great and provide fantastic visibility for cooking, and create a nice evening ambiance at home. I recommend also buying a remote control adapter device to install with these lights as this will give you the ability to adjust the brightness of the lights and then them on/off without unplugging them. Shown in the photo, they are dimmed, they do get much brighter if you want them to. If you’re looking for quality light strips, no need to buy a more expensive brand, these get the job done, look nice, and for under $10 what more could you want?

"Wow, Heck yeah!" - The first words out of my mouth after turning them on. I was just stopping by to pick up more and decided to leave a review. These have become my go-to white LED strip. I originally bought these to illuminate my 3D printer enclosure; they are so nice, it wasn't long before all my machines got them. Its convenient that being a 12V strip, they can wire directly to the power supply of my 12v machines. Otherwise I just run them on 1-2A 12V wall warts from the thrift shop. I've found so many convenient uses for these that I am picking up another spool just to have on-hand. I obviously really like these, but if I had to complain about something it would be that the adhesive is not uniformly laminated to the strip. The adhesive itself is great, but there are many spots where the strip bunches up and the adhesive forms a bridge/gap (see pictures). No biggie though, i just make sure to run a razor across those before peeling the adhesive liner off. This allows the strip to lay flat against the application surface. Great light and great deal for the price!

These are fantastic, inexpensive, and easy to install. I needed some lighting in the interior cabinets of my motor home. I tried battery-powered fluorescents but they were too bulky and I would sometimes forget to turn them off and drained all 8 of the AA batteries. The lights were also too big and they would get in the way of removing some items. These lamps were far superior. I ran two lengths of these at the top interior of the cabinets, picked up three micro-switches at Radio Shack, and a 9V battery and connector. YES, they work fine on 9V but they are probably brighter on 12V but I didn't want to try to fish a 12 V feed through the walls of a motor home as there was some framing between the 12 V run. I used duct tape over the cabinet wood and laid a strip of double stick tape over the duct tape for the length of the run. The extra tape may have been overkill, but it's not going to fall off. I wired the switches in parallel so the light strip turns on when either of the three doors opens and automatically turns off when the doors shut. So for less than $25 and about 3-4 hours labor, I've got a nicely lit interior cabinet. UPDATE: Found two 6V lantern batteries on sale for $5 at Walmart, wired them together in series for 12V and replaced the 9V battery with the lantern batteries. WOW! What a difference! These lantern batteries will probably last longer than my motor home and I didn't have to try to fish any wires through the walls.

Purchased two LED strips to use in a set of curio cabinets which was using a single incandescent bulb in the located in the top of the cabinets. I ran the LED strip just inside the cabinet doors, looping over the top of the doors, and onto the other side. The 16-foot strip was more than long enough to cover one of the cabinets, but not long enough that I could split one strip into both of the cabinets. Having the lights go top to bottom on both side and across the top definitely improved the overall brightness of the cabinets, illuminating the figurines below without any issues. There’s a dim spot in the middle of the cabinet. Also purchase a simple Sylvania smart plug (Amazon product code: B01M6UM8QD) to make it a “smart” lighting solution, allowing me to use my Alexa (or SmartThings app) to control the lights. There's is one CON with these and frankly every self-adhesive LED light strip I’ve purchased from various companies, and that’s the double sided tape that comes with them. Half the time when you try to peel off the paper to expose the tape, the whole thing comes off to include the tape. Once you manage to get the white protective paper off without removing the double-sided tape, and you stick the led strip down, it’s only a matter of time before the LED strip begin to come loose. Either the sticky tape will remain on the way and the LED strip will come off, or the whole strip, tape and all, come off. This strip only lasted 2 days before it began to come loose from the wooden surface I stuck the strips too (See pictures), and YES, I made sure to dust/wipe the surface down before placing the tape onto it. Like I said earlier, this has happened to EVERY single LED strip I’ve purchased over the years, regardless of brand. The only difference I noticed between brands, is the length of time in which the double-sided tape will remain sticky. Luckily the solution is pretty simple, couple dabs of strategically place hot glue and problem is solved. I use hot glue instead of stronger adhesive incase I ever want to remove the LED strip with damaging it or the surface it stuck onto. Overall, I’m happy with the way these lights worked within the curio cabinet. The price was just about right and the wife was definitely wise to opt for the soft white in place of the daylight ones. I’m going to dock 1 star mainly because of the double-sided tape used on the LED strip.

Good quality. Brightness is good. Remote control works good but is easily lost. We usually connect them to a wall switch. Very versatile product. Can be used under wall cabinets, and under toe kicks

I purchased these lights to brighten up my boring apartment kitchen. It is poorly lit and very dull. The lighting is especially terrible over the actual work surface(where most of the cutting, preparing, dish washing, etc). These lights were a great price, so it allowed me to be able to purchase a dimmer switch along with it so that I can change the brightness of the lights and not have to unplug them every time. After a very slow three days of anxiously awaiting my lights, I received them in a very small and light package. They come rolled up on a reel very neatly. I should mention that you also have to buy a AC adaptor to plug lights into the wall. So I measured the length of area above my main kitchen workspace and began to unroll my lights to the proper legnth. I cut them at the cut line indicators that are written on the light strip. I prepped my work area with a rubbing alcohol rub down to get rid of any dust/dirt to allow the best stick. After that all I did was stick them right on! I ran my wires from the light a bit messy, but I wasn't concerned with drilling holes and taking extra measures to hide the cords since I'm in a temporary space. But it would have been very simple to do. All I did was connect my dimmer switch to my lights and then to my adaptor, plugged it in, and bam! Simple, effective, and beautiful lighting in my kitchen that can be used decoratively or for working purposes. They're very bright at their brightest setting and very dim at their lowest. So far they were a wonderful purchase that I don't regret for a moment.

Review for Roll over image to zoom in Review for: LE® 16.4ft/5m Flexible LED Strip Lights, 300 Units SMD 3528 LEDs, 12 V DC LED Light Strips, 3000K Warm White, 91 Lumens/ft, 1.5 watts/ft, Non-waterproof, LED Tape For Gardens/Homes/Kitchen/Cars/Bar These are super cheap for a reason. Please save your money. If you're looking for a paper thin flimsy string of fragile lights then this is for you. I bought this after my son said the cheaper stuff is fine for lighting cabinets. When this arrived he said it was half as thick as the LED lights he bought for the same price. Also the little bulbs are not protected by anything so when a plastic water pitcher touched the light it broke and burnt out (picture attached). They include a second plug in adapter in case you want to cut the string and use in 2 different pieces which was lucky for me because the factory plug was crimped to the light string and had a short so I had to cut off the bad end and replace it. They also include splice clips which I also had to use. I turned a 90 degree corner and the light strip stopped working. I assume it was from a micro separation of the tiny tiny wire connecting bulbs so I had to cut a 3" piece off the end of the string and splice it in the middle where it broke because instead of a small 3 bulb section that stopped working this micro tear caused the string to completely stop working from that point on. I can't believe how fragile this stuff is. after spending an hour fixing all the breaks and shorts I got it working and found it's really dim light. I have soft white LED lights that I bought at ACE hardware and they are twice as bright as these. I started to remove the string from my cabinet to return but the glue on the back of the strip is the strongest part of the light string. it's coming off in pieces. If you want your lighting to last more than a week, buy a different brand. I'm attaching pictures of the light string I bough from the store and the thin stuff I've talked about here.

These are the least expensive LED strip lights I've found. They are CONSTANT VOLTAGE and can be dimmed using the correct driver. I installed these under, over and inside of kitchen cabinets. I wanted to control them from a typical wall switch and have them dimmable from that wall switch. After a lot of research, and trial and error, I came up with a workable solution. They work perfect. No flicker. No hum. Complete dimming control from full bright to just visible. You need to make sure the wall light switch dimmer is compatible with driver and compatible with the LED strip lights and each other. Not just any LED compatible wall light switch dimmer or driver or LED light strip combination will work. Trust me on this. I researched and tried several combinations and worked with the engineers at Magnitude to come up with the correct combination. Will other combinations work? Some did, MOST DID NOT. Install the dimmer switch and run the 120v AC from this switch to the area you want to install the LED strip lights. This is where you install the LED driver that reduces the 120v AC to 12v DC. Make sure the dimmer switch and driver are GROUNDED. Connect the LED strip lights to the driver and you are done. These are the dimmers and drivers I used with these LED light strips. They are not cheap. BUT THEY WORK PERFECT! Lutron DVCL-153PR 120V Wall Dimmer (Local Big Box Store) Magnitude E60L12DC-KO Dimmable LED Voltage Driver (Search On Line - shop around....price varies quite a bit) The "60" in the above Magnitude driver part number indicates it is rated for 60 watts of output. Each 16.4 foot of these LED light strips equals 24 watts. Magnitude does make other wattage capacity of these drivers. Just look for the number after the "L" that indicates the wattage. Do not exceed the wattage rating for each run. These worked out so well, I installed them in the pantry and hooked them up to a magnetic door relay for "Auto On" when opening the pantry door.