12V LED Strip Light

When I first opened the light I thought it looked a bit cheap and nasty. No problem though as when I tested it I was surprised at how bright it was. Fitting was very easy as the sticky backing is easily enough to carry the weight of the fitting which is very light. So I stuck it under the kitchen cupboards and connected it up to the light switch circuit and it looks fantastic as it lights up the oak flooring.

I was looking for plain LED strips which are NOT on wires for undercabinet lighting in my kitchen. Great purchuse, excellent price, highly recommend. They are very bright and sticky, took just a few mins to stick them to the bottom of the cupboards. Wanted a very bright light to see what I am doing while cooking and these are excellent, pure white, not bluish, cool, not warm. Decided to install them in 3 rows, 2 should have been enough to achieve this brightness, now I am not sure if I need a ceiling light lol I have also bought a 12 V transformer driver from amazon which was connected to the led strip. Electritian put some cables in my walls so I can switch these lights on with a light swich on my wall. I believe if you buy an adaptor it also works that way and you can plug it into your existing sockets, your kitchen doesn't have to be rewired 😊 If you have an open living kitchen, or your kitchen cupboards don't have (high) pelmets, I suggest you to install these on the inner side of your pelmets because these lights can hurt your eyes if you sit down and look at the led lights from down there.

Bright lighting strip which sticks up quite well. Note that this (mine at least) does not come with a power supply and requires a 9v AC adaptor rather than a USB type power-socket.

Well I'm hoping it stay 5*. I have attached it inside my horse trailer. Work super . Just hope sticky stuff works ok. Will know over time. But tbf they are great and easy fix. I cut the ends and just attached to wire. Then stuck and cut off tape. Super easy.

Great LED strip with Good adhesion, bright white LEDs and close enough together to make a bright continuous line. Used as an uplighter from a pelmet in a hall and look superb. Easy to cut and solder wires on to the PC track for additional length. Hopefully good life but only time will tell!

Good bright lights. Using above and below kitchen wall units. Gives a lovely accent light. Already had transformers, so these were ideal

Highly disappointed with this purchase. It's literally just the reel of light strip and nothing else. Since there is no power plug included in the package, I couldn't use it and chose to return it rather than spending more money to buy a separate adapter. Make sure you read the fine print before buying

I read a lot of reviews on led strips, and in the end bought these, and I am very happy with the purchase. They arrived on time, and I was unaware they arrive on two spools, with a female connector already fitted. I have several transformers off old gadgets, and soon found one that fitted. I used them cut down to light two display cases, so had to cut and solder the connections, which I found easy, as at certain areas along the strip solder is applied to the + and - areas, so soldering was easy. The led's are super bright, and they stuck really well, at the moment its early days, but the adhesive seems to be fine. So I know these are not the cheapest on Amazon, but I would certainly recommend this item.

This product does not come with an adapter to power it.

I cut these into 3 13.5" strips per tank, and they light the tanks up great! very easy to install, the adhesive backing is quite good compared to other lights ive used. they are stuck to eggcrate diffuser and were very hard to unstick if i misaligned it. Highly recommend! I even have about 3ft left over for something else i might need to illuminate. Its going to take a while to see if they are strong enough to grow the plants in my aquariums, but i have a good feeling about them.

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So far so good! I've purchased a couple of these to light up my shed and I have to say, pretty darn cool! No really, not hot to the touch at all!! Sorry. I cut each strip into three separate sections, used their tape backs to attach to the rafters and then wired them up to small solar station. I thought that just using the first strip was bright but when I added the second, WOW! It also helps that we painted the inside of the shed white and very light blue. Even though they come with strips of tape on their back (and which I gladly used) I also used some clear mono-filament and some small brads to zig-zag them to the rafters due to the constant hot and cold fluctuations. I've had the first set up for a while and, knock on wood, they've been working great. Easy to work with, very bright (even though I didn't go with the 5050 strips - larger LEDs further spaced) and they don't draw a lot of power. I opted for the "Daylight" LEDs because I wanted the most bang for the buck as it were. Not disappointed. I feel the warmer whites, in this particular implementation, would have looked "off" in a shed. My humble opinion, your mileage may vary. I would absolutely recommend these to anyone who is interested in a low voltage or solar lighting project. Edit: The picture shows a single LED strip (5m) that I cut into thirds. This is prior to installing the second strip. No other lighting and no special photo effects to make things look "brighter". That one strip put out a heck of a lot of light all on its own.

Très bon éclairement.