DAYBETTER LED Strip Lights 200 ft (2 Rolls of 100 ft), Smart App Control Lighting Bedroom Rome Decor with Remote, RGB Music Sync Color Changing LED Lights for Party

Unfortunately they stopped working
After replacing them in August, it is now February and they have abruptly stopped working. I went to bed last night and they were working fine. I woke up to them flickering blue light. I tried to turn them on and they flashed really bright and then wouldn’t turn back on again after unplugging and re-plugging them back in multiple times They turned on multiple colors half the strip doesn’t work the other half turns on dim and then slowly gets brighter and won’t let me change the colors or turn off I have to unplug for it to shut off. Basically useless again. Another waste of money. Would like them replaced or a refund thank you

Please Read*** DayBetter Detailed Review
So I just purchased these lights and so far so good. I had another set by another company that was a little bit thicker and the adhesive wasn’t as strong so kudos to DayBetter. First off I want to start with unboxing and work my way through. Also from my video keep in mind I have 4 strips across. The two that came in one box covered from my light switch all the way to the middle of my tv. The rest of the door and the wall above my window was done with two more strips and 3 connectors.Unboxing: The box is pretty small but both strips of lights are rolled up inside neatly. They leave a little extra slack on the end of the 3M adhesive so you can start it easily with out having to pick at the beginning or cut anything. The 12v AC/DC adapter comes with this as well as the RGB control box with two connectors and the IR Receiver.Application: I tested all strands of lights out and they worked perfectly fine. The reason I said 4 stars on brightness is because I haven’t seen them all at night yet (only saw two strips not 4. Will update afterwards.) the 3M tape on the back of the lights peels off with ease. When applying make sure you have your lights lined up the way you’d like them because the tape is pretty strong. Besides that the lights go on fairly easy and I don’t think falling off will be an issue at all with these.Display: The colors all function properly and are quite vibrant. I still don’t know how to work the custom feature yet but I’m sure someone does or will figure it out. I’m pretty content on the colors already provided.Connecting: So like I said I have 4 strips on here. I had to use three connectors total but it doesn’t weaken the power or dim the lights at all. I bought them on amazon as well and the product name is “ TronicsPros 10pcs 4 Pin Solderless Waterproof LED Strip to Strip Connector RGB Flex LED Ribbon LED Rope LED Tape Light Gapless Adapter for 10mm Wide Waterproof SMD 5050 RGB Flexible LED Strip Light”. I had to flip them upside down I guess to get them to touch the GRB strip. Make sure that they are on the same way otherwise you may get two different colors. To open them I just used a mini flat head and gave it a light twist and the opened with ease!I’ve added pictures here and if you have any questions please feel free to reach out!

Works as described…Support is terrific!
My wife and I recently had a screened porch converted to a sunroom, and my wife wanted to add some sort of mood/celebratory lighting. After considering a number of options, we found the Daybetter R5032 at a terrific price, and placed an order for one package. Once we received the R5032 package, and started considering how we could mount the LED strip(s) we decided we would like to mount the light strips in a trough near the ceiling and use them to provide indirect lighting for the room. The two 5 meter LED strips would allow us to place lighting along two walls of the sunroom. Not being able to decide which two walls should carry the lights, it seemed to make more sense to place the lighting all the way around the room so we considered ordering a second R5032. This would mean that we would have two controllers, and two IR receivers possibly placed in two different locations in the room. The LED strips come with connectors on both ends making it seem like they could be connected in series, but this is not supported by Daybetter. The controller has two separate leads each of which connects to one of the 5 meter LED strips. Connecting both LED strips in series to one of the controller power leads would burn out the controller. In order to place both IR receivers in the same location, but have one of these controllers control lights that were 5 meters away, we needed extension cables that would allow power from one controller to run to a LED strip 5 meters away. I contacted Daybetter customer support to ask if they sold such extension cables. The next day I received an email that said they did not carry any such cables, but they did provide a link to a company that sold such cables through Amazon, and they were willing to help offset the cost of the cables. Thanks to this quick response, I ordered a second R5032 package from Daybetter, and a set of 4 four-conductor 3 meter extension cables from HUALAND. Connecting two of the extension cables together gave me enough length to reach an LED strip 5 meters away. The next issue became how to build a trough in which the LED stips could be mounted. I found a solution at my local Lowes where I discovered a vinyl door edge that was a bit larger than the 0.5 inch width and height needed to conceal the LED strip. The size was perfect (UnmountedTrough.jpg), and the price was a tenth of what wood trim would cost to cover the same length. Since the trough was vinyl, I needed to insure that the LED strips did not generate enough heat to melt them so I laid out the LED strips and turned them on to full brightness to evaluate the amount of heat generated by the circuitry on the strip. The heat through the resistors on the LED strip was barely detectable. I painted the door edge trough and installed it at the bottom edge of a 1 x 2 trim piece that already went around the room (Trough+IRsensors.jpg). I ended up installing the LED strip along the back edge of the trough rather than the bottom of the trough because I did not think the horizontally oriented LED strip would bend nicely around 90 degree corners (LEDinTrough.jpg). Bending a vertically oriented LED strip around the room’s 90 degree corners was no problem. Once the trough and the LED strips were installed, I then needed to place two power packs and two controllers somewhere hopefully out of sight. An attic is directly above the sunroom so I decided to drill a hole in one corner of the sunroom ceiling, and route the 4 conductor power cables through the hole into the ceiling where the two power packs and the two controllers would be mounted. The power pack cords were long enough to allow them to be installed almost anywhere convenient in the attic (PowerPacks+Controllers). The two controller modules had to be installed right next to the hole in the attic floor so that the IR receiver cables could pass through the hole and be aimed out to the center of the sunroom (Trough+IRsensors.jpg). One remote control sends a command that is received by both controllers so all light strings react in unison. The results are highly satisfactory as I hope can be seen from some of the included pictures (LEDsunroom1-7.jpg). The light strips provide a wide range of colors at about 5 intensity levels, and the adhesive backing made mounting in the trough super simple. The product works great for us, and the customer support was outstanding.

Le encantaron a mi niña ya instaladas en su cuarto, fueron facil de instalar y tiene muy buena luminosidad.

I contacted the seller asking for a uk adapter but did not receive a reply so I am now returning it to look for something else!

Muy sencillo de instalar, control incluido, colores muy bellos.