Tasodin Water-Resistance IP65, 12V Waterproof Flexible LED Strip Light, 16.4ft/5m Cuttable LED Light Strips, 300 Units 3528 LEDs Lighting String, LED Tape(Warm White), Power Adapter not Included

I used this to make an illuminated stripe in my garage to park my car. Installed it in a section of extruded aluminum, such that the tape is enclosed so the car tire cannot damage it, and yet it still lights up as a parking stripe. So far so good.

I have this attached to my Disneyland Train Depot in two locations. The light strip doesnt adhere well when making a 90 degree turn, but they truly enhance the depot, especially at night. I wire the light to a train transformers track terminals so I can adjust the level of brightness; otherwise they are too bright for my intended mood. The individual dot lights show up better in person.

Great brightness and seal above LEDs for waterproofing. I am very happy with the outcomes. Installed them in bathtub niche. A bit of soldering and voila! There is latency from when you flip the switch to when they turn on. Maybe my power supply... No big deal. Very happy with them.

I hated the outdoor light on our RV. I purchased this and we put it on our RV from the light right next to the door and back. It adheres well and has stayed put now for at least 6 weeks. It’s a huge improvement. We can see outside and the stairs well but it’s not annoying. I’d recommend this.

La adhesión podría ser mejor

Lights were very easy to connect to an existing circuit and switch on my camper, despite the fact that no instructions were provided with the product. Cleaned the side of the camper where they were to be installed (under the awning on the fiberglass siding) and allowed it to thoroughly dry. I then connected the wires and turne on the switch to make sure the lights functioned. I then started peeling the backing from the adhesive side and slowly sticking it to the camper. I must say the length was almost perfect. After installation I again switched on the lights to verify functionality, all appeared well at this point, very bright all LEDs appeared to be working. Two weeks later I am getting ready to pack the camper for a trip, all my lights are hanging down the side of my camper and in the dirt on the ground. I tried in vain to re-attach them to no avail, the adhesive simply would not hold

Inexpensive product with high quality. Easy to install and wire up.

Adhesion sucks but lights are bright. There’s are mounted under the top rail in a boat, the adhesion is a joke. On one side of the boat I run a bead of silicone then place these into it; on the other side I ran some double sided gorilla tape, then placed these on top. As for the lights, I cut the strips to fit, and cut off the provided plug and used heat shrink+Solder butt connectors, so far so good. Look nice at night. One summer and duck season in the books, they work like a champ. Another duck season and summer over; still going strong. I really like these lights.

I purchased these to install under a homemade cabinet. These have only been used indoors so I cannot speak to their IP rating or their UV resistance as others have noted there may be concerns in those areas. For my application, they work perfectly. They were easy to install and soldering wire connections to a switch and 9V battery was simple. The adhesive was a bit lacking when applied to the pine cabinet surface, but I did not intend to use the adhesive alone and used mounting staples to keep them in place. If you are relying on the adhesive alone to hold these you may run into some frustration unless you have a smooth surface and install them on long straight runs. For my application this was not an issue, since I was using mechanical fasteners. Brightness running off a 9V battery was exactly what I was looking for - not bright enough to add accent in full sunlight or a brightly lit room, but for little to no ambient light (which is what my application is) they are perfect.

No idea how they are because I failed to see they came with no adapter or any advice on where to find an adapter that would work. My fault, caveat emptor.