Mirror LED Strip Light

This was perfect for what I needed it for. I love that it's dimmable. Easy to apply. Adds beautiful elegance to our staircase.

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I have used these many times over the years on the back of our IKEA shelves and never have any issues. *TIP* ((Outline the pattern for the strip light before beginning AND don't remove the wax paper strip cover for the tape adhesive side all at once. Remove as you lay it down. This way you can more easily correct any mistakes.))Rather than cutting, I make corners by folding the strip tape over itself when placing them.They strip light sticks very well without tearing any of the furniture. The only time they have gone out was when we moved and accidentally hit the lights hard against a wall, and even then, only a few went out.I also use Amazon plugs so I can connect them to the Alexa and use a verbal command to turn them on and off or put them on a sunset timer through the Alexa based on our time zone.Guests always compliment them and they create a soothing atmosphere. They surround our TV but they don't reflect off of it during movie nights or while playing games. Although they probably would reflect if they were across from the TV and above the couch. We have some facing the back of the couch that faces the TV but they are lower than the top of the couch so no issues there!Don't worry about outlining EVERY box shelf. Mine look great since I just focused on the three major verticals of the shelf for the 30 3/8x57 7/8" KALLAX IKEA shelving unit. The 20 ft light strip outlined each box for the 30 3/8x30 3/8" KALLAX IKEA shelving unit.Hope this helped!

For the price paid, these lights work great. They are easy to cut to size and install. The adhesive seems quite strong.

This is exactly what I needed for lighting over my stove & under cabinets. Easy to apply and sticks very well. The only issue I have is that the strip just stopped working, only 1.5 years in. I was able to purchase a new dimmer switch for the strip, instead of having to buy a whole new strip, thankfully the switch is a separate piece.

I am very happy with this product! I installed it under the kitchen wall cabinets in my apartment, and they provide much-needed illumination to the countertop. I was able to snake the strip around the top of the microwave and it turned out the length was perfect, ending at the end of the last cabinet. I mounted the dimmer switch under the cabinet near the outlet, wrapping the generous cable around a pair of nails driven into the cabinet bottom.My only (small) complaint is that the dimmer dial is very smooth and somewhat difficult to turn...it needs ridges or something so it's "grippier," I could glue a circle of 220-grit sandpaper to the knob to make it easier toturn on and off or dim.OK, so here's what I learned from this. If you are going to do a similar installation, I would caution you to NOT install the strip too close to the bottom front lip of the cabinets! I did this, concerned that I didn't want the strip to "show." but that 3/4" lip blocks the light from the front 8" of countertop. So, adjust the distance from the cabinet lip about 1 1/2" back so that the strip illuminates the entire countertop (but not the floor!).I would buy this product again, it was everything I imagined and it provides great light to the countertop. I dim it down in the evening to provide soft light in the kitchen, it looks great!

I love decorating with light, kind of a light-a-holic. I wanted to have some up-lighting on the plate rail in my kitchen. Yea, it's old-fashioned. I already had dimmable task and area lights and a giant cloud in the middle but I wanted to make it feel like there was light horizon on the ceiling. Anyway, these lights are perfect. Easy to install (just make sure the surface is clean). I liked it so much I bought a second strip for another wall. Friends admired the effect and asked what they were and where I got them. Sometimes I'll use them without any other lighting, and since they are dimmable, I get plenty of light while I have dinner without having to turn on the big guns (I like lots of light for food prep and washing up). My next project will be to light a stairway so I don't have to turn on house lights for a midnight raid on the fridge. So, I'm going to buy more. They have already lasted a couple years with dailing, almost constant use.

I've had warm white lights that I could put in the window and you can see them from outside but these are two faint even at the brightest setting. Not a fan