DAYBETTER Led Strip Lights 100 ft Smart with App Remote Control, 5050 RGB for Bedroom, Living Room, Home Decoration, Music Sync Color Changing for Room Party(2 Rolls of 50 ft)

Easy to set up and the adhesive has held up well(after three or so months). The apps functionality is great, with customizable settings.I did have an issue with the transmitters shorting out after multiple power surges, causing the light strips to flash random colors and turn on by themselves. When I reached out to the seller via their app, they offered to replace it for free and had it sent to me in two days.If you buy these and have issues, their customer service is great!

Work perfect ! My son love it and comes with two I only use one so have the other one as a replacement but so far working great definitely good quality

Long lasting and good quality

We got these for our 8 yr old son's room re-painting and decoration refresh. He was doing what most 8 yr old's do at the paint swatch area - picking extreme colors that jumped out at him. - bright blues, reds and greens...not exactly suitable for a bedroom. My wife saw these somewhere and decided to get them so he can set them to his favorite color of the day in a less permanent fashion...The GOOD: They shipped extremely fast - I received them next day. They work well and when using the app, it offers almost unlimited color gradients to fit his mood or style. The included remote control offers just basic settings and colors.The self-stick adhesive backing holds very well, almost too well (the future me is dreading the nightmare of peeling it off and having paint or drywall paper come with it when the time comes to remove them - but hey - he's only a kid once). I have no idea how anyone can say the lights fall off unless maybe they're using it on a textured surface or they stuck, unstuck and re-stuck it several times.The BAD: The absolute worst feature is that the power module only comes with a 3-1/2 foot cord. The module has to be right at the beginning of the run, which for most will be at the ceiling. I almost didn't install these for that reason. Now, I'll go out on a limb and say the vast majority of uses is to have LEDs running the perimeter of a room at ceiling level. Why would the manufacturer not add $2.00 worth of additional wire to allow the module to run down a wall from a typical 8' or 9' ft high ceiling and then have a few feet extra to reach a receptacle? OR, they should allow a longer lead to attach the module to the strip lights and allow the module to be put in a less obtrusive spot. You will most likely need a thin extension cord to reach your power module unless your perimeter is no more than 40 ft, allowing you to run LEDs down the wall and bring you closer to a receptacle. Not sure how this doesn't bother many people. I like neat, clean installations of anything...See my photos - the need for an extension cord drives me insane.Some other things to realize: Since the perimeter of his room was 49-1/2 feet (measured with a laser measurer) and the roll was said to be 50 ft, I started the run with the connector at ceiling level so I wouldn't run short. The strip must have been longer because I had about 2-1/2 feet extra. If I knew this I would've mounted the module lower so it was hidden by a door. It made it difficult to realize this because the start of the strip (male end) was on the outside of the coil and the end was inside the coil, so that seemed like the natural starting point.Additionally - we didn't need 100 ft, but "assumed" you plugged the 2nd roll (if needed) into the end of the first strip to attain 100 ft...WRONG. You don't get a "100 ft" led strip. You get two 50 ft sections that each have to connect to the controller with a separate connection. Basically, if you need 100 ft of length, the module has to be placed in the middle of your run (50 ft one direction, 50 ft the other direction).Refer to my pictures so you know what to expect with the power module placement. I have a bit of an OCD issue and hate having to use an extension cord. I picked the least noticeable area behind a door, but it still annoys me. Make sure you support the module with a small nail though its loop, otherwise it will put strain on the strip and pull-off the connector.When installing them, take your time to peel the backing just a few feet ahead of you as you go. Keep it taught and lay the strip perfectly straight to get that pin-straight look.We didn't need to shorten the strip, but if you do there are gold markings about every 6" where you can safely cut the strip. But once you cut them, the cut section cannot be used and cannot be re-attached. I mention this because some have stated they had too much left at the end of their run and rolled it up.NOTE: I purchased this item on Amazon for full price and have no affiliation to the seller. I try to write helpful, unbiased and insightful reviews because I also read reviews prior to making my own buying decisions. I notice many reviews lack helpful information, are not well written or give poor reviews based on not reading directions, failing to read the product details prior to purchasing or someone's inexperience or lack of skill. Writing valuable reviews helps pay it forward.

Good

It’s great

I recently tried out this product and overall, I’m pretty satisfied. It does exactly what it claims to do, and it’s pretty straightforward to use. The quality feels decent, and it seems like it’ll last a while. Price-wise, it’s fair—not too expensive but not super cheap either, which makes sense for what you’re getting.One thing I really liked is how convenient it is; I didn’t have to spend too much time figuring it out. It worked well right out of the box. Of course, like anything, there’s always room for improvement, but nothing major stood out as a dealbreaker.If you’re on the fence about getting it, I’d say it’s worth a try. It’s a solid choice overall!

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