DAYBETTER Led Strip Lights 32.8ft Kit with Remote and Power Supply Color Changing

Easy to setup. These are trimmable. Has lots of color options and special light functions. These work great for my display cabinets.

good amount of leds for the price. was easy to install and setup and the adhesive that it comes with works great.

My son was really excited to get the DAYBETTER LED Strip Lights for decorating his room, and it has been a fantastic addition! The 32.8ft length is more than enough to cover the walls, and the lights are bright and vibrant, with tons of color options. He loves being able to customize the colors using the remote—there are so many fun combinations to choose from! Installation was super easy—just peel and stick, and the adhesive holds up well. The remote control is really handy, allowing him to change the colors, brightness, and even adjust the lighting modes without getting up. It's great for setting different moods or even using as a nightlight. These lights really helped transform his space into a cool, personalized room. Whether he's studying, playing, or just relaxing, the lights add a fun and calming vibe. Overall, this is a great product for anyone looking to add a little flair to their kid's room without breaking the bank. Highly recommend for any young person looking to add some color to their space!

Good LED strip with a solid range of colors. The variety of lighting options makes it easy to adjust the mood of a room depending on what you’re going for. Brightness is decent and works well for accent lighting in bedrooms, studios, or around desks. The color transitions are smooth enough for casual use, and there are plenty of preset modes to choose from. Installation is straightforward thanks to the adhesive backing, and once placed, it stays in position well on clean surfaces. Overall, a reliable LED strip light kit that offers good color variety and practical accent lighting for the price.

These were very nice for my display board! They had a long light strip and lots of colors! Easy to put on! Would buy again!

The lights were easy to put up came on a wheel. 2 strands. And are still working. But the sticky dontbwork well with wood.. I bought a bed brand new. Thought I'd save me some money doing this part myself. Lmfao. Ya not so far. I strung them behind the headboard. Then along the inside of the metal underneath. On flat square nothing rounded. But they lasted not even a month to stay up. They still work ok. I just jerp going under and resticking them. As long as your only 4ft away or closer and nothing is in the way between you and reciever. Lol So the remote for lights forever be on the head board. Cause since I have pillows (itbis a bed) and I put the reciever behind the head board I have to literally every time reach my hand with remote behind head board. So when you install make sure reciever is easily accessible. It's not a strong one. Very weak. But lights still work. I just need to take tape and fix the parts that come down. Was stuck only to the bed frame but since it kept falling off, I stuck it to wall. Reciever has a spot for a small screw. But didn't come with one. So if they would've sent the screw I'd would have used it to the wood. But the hole is real small. And I don't want to break plastic. Thinking of trying hardware store when I have time to find a small enough screw.

These LED strip lights are a great addition to any room. They’re bright, colorful, and super easy to set up. The remote works well and makes it simple to change colors and modes. The length is perfect for covering a good amount of space, and the adhesive holds nicely. They really add a fun vibe and atmosphere—great value for the price!

EDIT: 15 months in and it's all still true. Glue held, remote is garbage, light is harsh but livable. They did offer me a full refund but I let it lay since it was $10 and I didn't care enough to try another, but I'll be surprised if the remote, which I only use to turn it on and off once a day, lasts a second year. No warm white: The single biggest issue is that the white can't be adjusted. The remote has all sorts of buttons, some of which work if you play with it long enough to figure them out, but none let you make the white warmer. So, dim white (which isn't that dim) is harsh. Still OK for a TV bias light. Remote: It's infrared, which is nice. (I don't need an unknown company on my network when IR/RF tech is cheap and established.) The remote doesn't work very well. It can be finicky to get the receiver to respond. The buttons don't seem reliable. And there's a short in the remote. I often find myself having to hit it or twist it before it will respond. (My fan has the same on/off signal so I can test the remote and receiver separately). Also it doesn't come with instructions to explain how to do things. Receiver: The receiver sensor is on a short, white cord so you may want to determine where you want it before attaching the LEDs. The insulating cover tries to straighten out so it's hard to get it pointed in the right direction. Bright: The lights are plenty bright enough, but far apart. I can see the effect on the wall behind the TV. It'll be visible even in a diffuser channel. There really needs to be a measure of lumens or lux somewhere in the description (per LED, meter, roll, whatever). Sticking: The adhesive seems to hold. If it's somewhere that gets hot it probably won't hold, but that's what adhesive does. Smooth it down carefully with your nail or something to make sure you get maximum direct contact. After a couple of days, I had to smooth mine down again in a couple of spots, but it seems to be holding well, especially where I kept it tight while installing it. Placing the strip and pulling the backing out while holding it in place worked well. (If yours is falling, adding fresh double-sided tape might help, or Command light hooks.) Smell: It's only fair to mention there's an unpleasant smell. It wasn't too strong and seems to have faded over a week or so. I did need to wash my hands several times after applying the strips, though. Connecting: You're supposed to make any cuts on the copper marks that occur every 5 inches or so, which makes planning for stuff like a TV awkward since you're limited by the strip, not the TV. (The cuts may force you to put the tape 3" from the sides instead of where you wanted it, or you might find it off-center because of a planning mistake.) More importantly, it doesn't come with connectors, like for putting it square on a TV. (The L-shaped ones will highlight this spacing issue, where the wire-type ones will let you start the next side where you want it. This kit needs 4-pin 10mm, 12V connectors, FYI.) Two Strips: On the subject of connecting. There are two strips and two places to plug them into the controller, so both need to start at the same place. There are conflicting reports on how far you can chain them with connectors, but the company seems to advise against extending them. Buying a second power supply/controller will cost you more than another kit. Power Loss: One last thing, the system seems to have a memory. I set the color and brightness and killed the power via powerstrip. When I turned the strip back on a few seconds later it was on and had the same brightness, etc. I may take advantage of that for areas where a remote, much less one with 44 buttons) is a dumb idea.