SUPERNIGHT 600 LEDs Light Strip Waterproof, 16.4FT Daylight White LED Rope Lighting Flexible Tape Decorate for Bedroom Boat Car Christmas TV Backlighting Holidays Party

I’ve ordered the super bright white LEDs multiple times now for use in under and over kitchen cabinet lighting and they are as bright as any that I’ve found elsewhere. My only complaint with them is that I wish the adhesive back was stronger, but I’ve seen the same problem with other brands in the same application. So I just hot-glue them every 2-3 inches. Takes a bit longer to install, but I don’t get callbacks for drooping lights. Other than that, they’re awesome!

The media could not be loaded. These lights worked very well to outfit my kayak with lights. I used fishing line to pull them into a hard tube and then used velcro to hold it to the kayak. See the pictures to get an idea of what it looks like.- Used a 12v 7200mAh battery in a waterproof rubbermaid box in the hold of the kayak.- Used 12v automotive wire to run the wire. Eventually will mount a waterproof switch in the kayak.- Ran the lights through 1/2 semi-clear hard tube. Left the lights loose in the tube but sealed the ends with silicone caulk.- Used zipties to hold the hard tube to the velcro.The reason I put the lights in the tube is because when I tried sticking them to the kayak or even to the velcro (so I could take them off and on), the lights buckled in cold weather due to expansion and contraction. This cause them to break and I had to throw my first two rolls away. Thankfully they are cheap enough to buy extra. So the second time around I put them in the tubes. This allowed the lights to expand and contract without buckling and so they are holding up well.Hope to put up a YouTube video detailing the whole thing.Judge for yourself, but I think these things are totally awesome!MikeGeekFishToo.com@GeeksFishToo

Good brightness, crappy adhesive tape. I build a waterproof fishing light. When wrapping the LED strip around the inside pipe I used additional E6000 glue, cause the attached double sided adhesive tape is crap, I would never rely on it! For all my other projects where I have to attach LED strips I use 3M (this one here: 3M (38583) 1/4 ). So I remove usually the attached cheap adhesive tape, clean the stripe with alcohol wipes (like this here: Tech Spray Wipes Isopropyl Alcohol 99% Pure 50/Pack) and then attach the 3M tape.And one more tip, if you use it outdoor, do not rely on the waterproof claim!! The cheap adhesive on the back has also the function of isolating contacts on the back of the strip, who ever designed that failed! If you want that waterproof, remove the attached cheap tape, clean with wipes, seal the contacts AND both ends of the strip with liquid electrical tape (like that here: Gardner Bender LTB-400 Liquid Electrical Tape, Black ) and then attach the 3M tape.So the LED strip it not the best quality but you improve it with a little bit of work and time, for the price they are good. And if you follow the steps above I'm sure you will prevent short circuits like described from other customers. This thing is not waterproof the way it comes, if you want it to be, do what I did and you are good (just make sure your wires are protected and sealed as well)If that was helpful then click on "Yes" below to help others!Thanks

Great product, Until you wire it up to 110 directly. In this instance, the lights will start making a popping noise and then catch on fire. I will attempt to wire it directly to 220 next and then report back.

The product is completely wrapped in silicone so it is actually waterproof. A good 12" portion of the strip closest to the power cable appears to have burnt out the LED's after only a few weeks of use. This could be a heat dissipation problem, they do get very hot. The attached adhesive strip is useless, plan on buying double sided tape. Outside of that they provide a good daylight ~6500k color.Update: it's been 2 months now. The beginning of the strip has burnt out and thermal runaway has started to melt the silicone. It is now a fire hazard and I will update this to one star and advise you not to buy.

I lined the tv not the back of the wall.

Was bright, flexible and the adhesive worked just fine.

The media could not be loaded. These lights are very bright. Seem to be waterproof I’ve got them on boat. Color is bright and good but the adhesive isn’t the greatest making install hard. Make sure to clean surface good. Needed a bit of glue in some spots. Decent value for money.