White 9 LED NEON Boat/Home/POD Light Bright Accent Glow 9LED Flexible Waterproof by Zitrades

This came in a 2 pack and I used them as replacement dome light for my truck canopy. It has 1 fixture at the back. I removed the old fixture and then with the long wires these came with, put one toward the truck at the front and one at the back. Worked like a charm and got very good light in the back. Didn't have to worry about a dead battery either, since these are LED's too (low voltage).These could be used just about anywhere you have a dedicated power source and the right fuses.

very bright. wires are small and fragile but no issues after a year of use

Easy to use but not very bright. I thought I would use them outside in deck lights with my 12 volt system, but they are not very bright. I have had to order others that should be much brighter.

The lights are very bright and flexible but the wires are so small the the rubber covering wore off and shorted out my whole system, i almost had an electrical fire.

These are pretty bright and are so far water proof. I installed them in a shower stall for better lighting. The only big issue is that the sticky tape did not stick for more than a couple minutes. I used epoxy to set them in place. I think these would work well for cabinet lighting too. They are pretty small and do work well for accent lighting.

I bought this to replace a damaged tag light, as this was cheaper than the light assembly. It lights up my tag very well, and since it's white, law enforcement can't call it "improper". Very bright, doesn't drain my battery, and has withstood several heavy rainstorms. Also, unlike some other LED strips I've bought, the adhesive on this is very strong.

With my dad being as notoriously cheap as he is, he refuses to fix anything if it costs *him* money. Never mind that personal safety is jeopardized by his negligence and sheer miserly ways.Since I'm the one who has to drive him and my mother around, you can imagine I'm pretty frustrated when the dash lights have been burning out, and he refuses to fix them, because they'll cost him money to replace.My solution? I bought this LED strip, wired it to a cigarette lighter adapter, attached the strip with the included double-sided tape facing the instrument cluster, and plugged it in. These 9 LEDs light the instrument cluster up far better than the aging and soon-to-be-completely-burnt out dash lights.The big bonus was it didn't cost my dad one cent...which makes him happy for now.

real small wires hard to work with