5V USB COB Red LED Strip Light IP65 Waterproof USB Powered 6.6ft/2M 640LEDs

Works and powers great. Very durable outside. Super visible at night. No control is needed but that is its purpose for simplifying DIY projects. The COB silicone is easy to scrub off, just make sure to scrape off the coating on the copper pads if you’re going to solder to it.

Very bright and the light is uniform/consistent

Lined the inside of my electric bike frame with these green lights, used 3 strips and about 15 feet in total. I also used double sided nano tape I ordered, to easily install these led strips onto the bike frame. Nice and bright!

Purchased once before and had a good experience with these lights however the second time around wasn't as good. The adhesive on the strips was not protected and came damaged and when I contacted amazon for help they didn't really offer much that worked with my time frame. The seller however came in clutch and helped me and I really appreciate that. Other than the adhesive issue the lights worked great for my project.

These lights are very bright and seem to be good quality. However, the adhesive has a MAJOR flaw, so make sure you read this...When you are ready to apply the light strip to a surface and go to peel off the paper backing, make sure the adhesive is sticking to the light strip and NOT the paper you are peeling off! This is very difficult to do, because the adhesive has a stronger bond to the paper than it does to the back of the light strip, and once you peel the paper off, there is virtually no way to get the adhesive back onto the light strip. My recommendation: don't start peeling at either end of the strip. Instead, find a place along the strip where the paper-backing is buckling and sticking up. Then use the tip of a knife to cut the paper and carefully peel away the paper from that spot while making sure the adhesive is on the light strip. If you do this, you're good to go. Good luck!

I like the color during night!

Worked perfectly. Not sure for how long but it was under $3. It is designed for indoor use but for $3, who cares if it lasts only a month or two. I used it as underglow lights on a go kart that.never sees inclement weather or moisture. Liked it so much I may get one for my TV. The controller has so many options, it makes it hard to do anything special with it but again, for $3, who cares.

Cut the LED strip in the middle of a location with the copper pads. Remove the silicone cover with your fingernail over the copper pad. Use a razor to scrape off the top layer on that copper. It should lighten up. Put a small bit of flux on this copper surface. Then tin it with a hot soldering iron and you should get a good soldered pad with a good adhesion. Took me a few to figure out I had to scrape down the copper a bit to get the remainder of the silicone residue off it to expose a good copper surface.