AILBTON10m LED Neon Rope Light, Flexible RGB Strip With App/Remote Control, Multiple Modes, IP65 Waterproof, Music Sync for Gaming, Bedroom, Indoor/Outdoor Use

The brightness and color options are fantastic, offering a vibrant and customizable lighting experience. What's great is the durability and energy efficiency - you get long-lasting performance while saving on energy costs. Installing it is a breeze, and features like remote control make it super convenient. Overall, this LED rope light is a top-notch choice for anyone looking to brighten up their space with style and efficiency. The product also has a great fit in any environment and has great stability due to its stickiness, this it’s a great value for money.

Perfect for what I wanted, an LED rope that went round the whole circumference of the ceiling. A bit fiddly to attach using the brackets, but that's to ensure the rope is solid and secure once fitted. Nice and bright, even in daylight. The remote control works really well, you don't need to point it directly at the receiver, which makes it simple to change colours. My daughter was over the moon, and all her friends say "slay" when they visit, so that's good, I think.

We purchased these to hang lights in our front house and they worked nicely with bright lights. The clips are sturdy, good width and easy to install in the yard. They not only provide the ability for us to add lights to brighten up our front hkise, but they look beautiful when everything is set up. Wire for connection is just right. Control options from Bluetooth is superb. Stick well with screw on brick.

These LED lights work well as described with the app and the remote, they have a variety of colours available. They work well on a timer too. The style is not dotted strip LED lights as they are contained within a firm casing. They are bright but I would not use them solely as a light source. They were very easy to install and they have a big enough surface area if you wanted to attach double sided tape to secure them in place. The only thing I would suggest is that you are careful when you cut them to size, because the company has no details on where to cut the lights, and cutting them will kill a couple of LEDs close to the cut (as pictured), so factor this in to your design.

Remote functions, colours modes and illumination, super happy, comes with the CR battery too.My issue was fitting, and flexibility that could be explained a tad clearer.So the power supply is only on one end of the light strip and can not be swapped, If you have sockets every where its great, or going low around the room its cool. for the ceiling, it gets trickier. if all you need is in place its fine. However, if like me the power source to not have the light upside down, you may need to move things, this also affects wall or ceiling placement.Flexible, its flexible flat like a rattle snake, doesn't come up like a cobra or out, bends but not folds., if that makes sense, this is noticed when tracing a wall or ceiling, depending on flat side or bum.overall product is fine, works and of nice quality, if your fixtures all align its brill, if not, its a pickle to orient everything to a smooth finish.

My 12 year old daughter really wanted LED lights in her room. She'd seen her friends with them. I thought they looked tacky so tried to dissuade her. My issue was that when you can see each of the LED's, it just doesn't look very good. I explored various ways in which you can mount LEDs behind wooden coving, or encase them inside plastic mounts but each way of doing it just involved a lot of effort and expense.I came across these LED Rope lights and I liked the way that the end effect is that you cannot see each individual LED light.They are more expensive as a result, but if you want the effect that I wanted then you need to pay a bit more.In terms of installation - a few people have said it was really easy to do. I wouldn't go as far as that, it took a lot of time and effort to get them up, and lots of swearing.To start with, they come with plastic fittings and small screws. My first attempt was to no nails the underside of each plastic fitting and work them up the wall and across the ceiling. I left them do dry for 12 hours and then tried to mount the rope.However, the rope light was too heavy and it pulled the plastic mount off the wall. I then decided to use the screws provided, but I wasn't confident they would screw in, and be held very well in to plaster.I used a drill to make a pilot hole in the middle of each fitting, which was made much easier since the plastic fittings were already on the wall and in the correct place.I then used the small screws and they did go in to the plaster well, and hold their place.The last step is to clip the rope light in to the plastic fittings. This was actually quite difficult, because the rope led is wider than the clamp of the fitting. So you had to ease one side in, pull the plastic clamp to the side and push quite hard to get the rope light in to the bracket.When you are up a ladder, holding the rope light in to place, trying to balance and force this in to the clamp, you can see how it's not that easy.The end effect is really good though.Positives:- Look really good, you can't see each led light- Lots of different colours, and it beats to sound/music- Remote control is fairly responsive- They have a heavy weight feel to them, they don't feel or look like cheap tacky LED'sThe negatives:-One issue with them so far, is that the ap doesn't recognise the lights, so we can't get the ap to talk to the LEDS. There is a remote, so they are still working, but it would be great if we could just connect to them via bluetooth on the phone. This may be something we can resolve with turning them off and on and turning off bluetooth etc. I can update at a later date if this is resolved9/11/2023 EDIT - The recommended ap to use is called "Highlighting" from the Ap store. This AP wouldn't connect to the lights for us, however a different ap called "Lotus Latern" did work and control the lights- Malleability. They are quite bendy, but they won't bend in a certain way. In the 2nd image you can see that in the corner of the ceiling, the lights would not bend correctly in to the corner. They can bend left and right (like a snake) but not at a 90 degree angle back on themselves, so getting them round the corner of the 2nd wall was tricky and you can see that the light isn't quite facing the way it should.

These are very good and amazing for designing a room.

Very pleased with these rope lights,. Great choice of colours for the top of my kitchen cupboards.I found it easier to pre-drill the holes for the fixing brackets before screwing them in.Great quality for the price. Easy to use with the App and the remote control.