Nilight 48 LEDs DC 5V Multicolor Music Car Strip Light Under Dash Lighting Kit with Sound Active Function and Wireless Remote Control, 2 Years Warranty, 4PCS USB Interior Lights

Coming from a Tesla with footwell lights, I missed that added visibility at night in my 2018 Kia Niro. This USB-powered footwell light kit was the perfect solution! Installation was incredibly easy – I simply plugged the lights into the USB port in my center armrest and ran the wires. The wire lengths were sufficient to reach all four footwells (under the steering wheel, under the glove box, and under each front seat to illuminate the rear). I was able to tuck the wires neatly under the seats and the plastic trim along the door edges without even needing to remove any panels.The brightness of the solid white setting is just right. It provides enough illumination to easily see anything I might drop in the footwell at night without being overly bright or distracting while driving. While the kit includes a controller with various colors and flashing modes (even music-responsive!), I haven't explored those features as I only wanted a constant white light, which this delivers perfectly.A fantastic aspect is that the USB port in my Niro's center armrest turns on and off with the ignition, meaning the footwell lights automatically come on when I start the car at night – no extra effort needed. The small controller is discreetly placed on the passenger side of the center armrest, out of my sight as the driver and not in the way of any passengers.After two months of use, the pre-attached adhesive on the front lights and the zip ties I used in the rear have held up remarkably well, even with the Florida heat inside the car. Importantly, the wiring was long enough to route safely away from the pedals and seat rails. If you're looking for a simple, no-wiring-required way to add functional and aesthetically pleasing footwell lighting to your car, this kit is an excellent choice.

These lights were easy to install, didn’t run into any problems, adhesive is strong and works good, I would recommend that if the bottom of your seat is carpet, you should get some velcro strips with the sticky backs since the adhesive won’t stick with carpet, other than that everything else is good, definitely brings a nice appearance to the inside.

Works great but it kept falling down after a few weeks so I had to put extra adhesive for it to stick. Other than that the lights work beautifully

Talk about light let me tell you this here really lights up your car in different colors and I noticed also whenever I listen to different kinds of beats and music it does something different so it has like some kind of sensor mechanism that that changes colors depending on what kind of music you're listening to and I really love that to sign more products like this whatever made it your rockstar thank you.PS I also use it for my little taco stand because it's so easy to take off and put on if you're like me don't take off the plastic from the taping cuz it does stick I learned my lesson so if you do use it don't remove the stick from the glue unless you're not going to remove it otherwise it's easy and very friendly to use and it comes with the remote.

Attention collectors! This is way more than lights for your car. I picked up a few of these trying to find a way to light collectible displays without massive lights that heat up or a ton of wiring to run. After smart lights, smart bulbs, even mini spotlights failed my, these not only did the job, they were easy to mount, affordable, great color and brightness, and they just plain work! No Wi-fi, no networks, no complicated installs. And, they have great memory recall. I put them on a remote control plug...if I set them to blue and shut them off... They're blue again when I turn them back on. There are so many applications that this could be used for... Not just cars... The possibilities are endless!

The lights work perfectly when set up correctly. But too many wires across your console affecting car’s controls. Plus they wear your battery down, if not excepted by your car’s computer system. Hiding the wires from the front seat area to the back seat area is a task, but durable using tape to hold the wires, but adjustments to front seat for different size people causes the wires to come loose.