USB COB LED Strip Lights 4.92ft/1.5m,5V 480LEDs 1200lm Dimmable COB LED Light Strip 3000K Warm White CRI90 USB TV Backlight,Flexible Under Cabinet Tape Light for Bedroom,Kitchen,Home DIY Lighting

Used for a home bar to back light bottles. The light beam looks continuous. It comes with controls to turn it on/off as well as change the intensity. It remembers the last setting when its powered off, which is nice. The light string has an adhesive tape so it can be secured to the surface. As far as power, you will need a USB power supply. I used an old streaming stick that is 5V, 1amp. It doesn't need anything more powerful than that. I have some old Christmas lights. It worked plugging the USB adapter into and powering the lights. The string has lines where it should be safe to cut, but I didn't need to trim them.

Multiple tight led's per inch, unlike others that have few and spaced out. Surprised at the brightness it puts out, very good. The remote controllers "fade" and "smooth" functions don't really work.. just flashes. Think the remote isn't good enough for this bad boy, but the APP works just perfect. I use remote for on off or static color atm. I would've knocked down a star if weren't for app.. Very much worth it overall. True RGB spectrum.

Easy to use and install. The warm white color was very nice. Really brightened underneath the cabinets in my kitchen.

I have had these for almost 3 years. I have not once turned them off and they have been on constant ( except when the power goes out ) I my toolbox at work. Its been exposed to heat, cold, dirt, oil, and humidity. Not a single dead diode in the whole strip. Highly recommend and will buy again for my next toolbox

Still working today as brand new after more than one year. Very good quality. Light is bright. Very easy to install and use.

Got this for above my vanity. Lights it up with neutral color light, adjustable brightness. Only complaint is that the cord is not very long, so was a little inconvenient to set up power source.

The LED strip works very well with dimming to low and high brightness levels. Its nice to see a simple strip where I didn't have to get out an ESP8266 (or similar) along with a voltage regulator, buttons, a strip of WS2812's, etc. Sometimes simpler is just nice. I've attached this to the bottom of each of my 2 Dell 27" monitors so that my desk and keyboard can be lit up as needed. The monitor's USB type-A connector supplies plenty of power for the brightness that I need. I do wish that the strip could dim a bit more, even dropping out every other LED if needed, but that's simply not going to be offered, The adhesive backing seems to be working well so far after having cleaned the bottom of my monitors with alcohol. I did use an adhesive tie-wrap mount to act as a strain-relief for the wired end of the strip. Good Luck!

Very simple way of adding lights to anything, I added lights to my 3d printer. The 3M adhesive on the back side of the lights are extremely sticky. And the cut guides work very well for cutting lengths . - Update, lights began to flicker after a week. I couldn't figure out what was going on until I took a closer look. When cutting to length in the middle of ground marks I left the end expose without glue or heat shrink. So while the ground was exposed it grounded out the light on the object I had it mounted to. Now im back in business. Hope this helps the next person!