Upgraded 6-in-1 Car Ambient Lighting Kit, 315-inch Pre-Threaded Fiber Optic, APP & Remote Control, 16 Million Colors, Music Sync, High Brightness LED Interior Lights for Cars, Trucks, SUV

Very dim lights cant even see them. Especially if you have more than one bend on the trim it goes away completely within a foot from the light source.

Got these 6-in-1 RGB LED car interior lights because I wanted my ride to look like a futuristic spaceship — or at least mildly impress my passengers. And to be fair, they almost nailed it... if your car interior is shaped like a gentle, rolling meadow with zero sharp turns. The light strips look cool when they’re laid out straight or along smooth curves. They glow, they change colors, they whisper "you’re definitely cooler than you are." But the second you hit a sharp angle? Boom — suddenly it's Las Vegas at the bend and candlelight dinner in the next six inches. Like, why is it aggressively glowing in the corner like it’s trying to send a distress signal? The fiber optic cable clearly didn’t read the part of the manual that said “even lighting.” It’s like it gives up halfway through and says, “Eh, good enough.” If you’re planning a clean install in a golf cart or a car made entirely of straight lines, you’re golden. But if your interior has, you know, edges — prepare for some mood lighting that’s more mood swing. Still, I’ll give it credit: it hasn’t caught fire, the remote works, and it is fun to pretend I'm in a low-budget Fast & Furious sequel. Just wish the brightness didn’t come with a dramatic flair at every 90-degree turn. Will try something else.

I searched and searched for a product that was going to produce the effects that I wanted in my Toyota Corolla without having to pay triple digits. This product 6 in 1 Car LED Strip Lights, RGB Car Interior Lights with 315 inches Fiber Optic, Remote and APP Control seemed to be everything I wanted and it has great reviews for the most part. As with anything, I researched how to install these types of product before starting. I happened to be rushing a little bit, but found some great videos on how to install in my specific vehicle. By the time I was done, it was darker and I was tired, however it was WORTH all THE PAIN!! It was gorgeous! And the app was pretty easy to use. For the most part, every time I stared my vehicle, the device would remember the settings I had it on previously. Occasionally it would bug out and I would have to reconnect the app to the lights, otherwise it was turn key and go. However, after having them installed for about 6 months, I was driving one night and realized that these lights were not on (I have foot-well lights too, so it took my brain a bit to register that the ambient lighting was off). I tried switching the fuses, but the original fuse from them worked for my other lights. The lights were not responding to app nor the remote. I believe the control box had stopped working for some reason. I tried looking to see if I could purchase the control box separately, but to no avail. Now, I may purchase a different brand that has a longer lasting control box, which saddens me, because I liked the simplicity of the set up. I don't know if this happens to everyone, but I wanted to share this so that you could be prepared.

LED strips are tuff but it’s the cord… I wanted the leds on my rear doors too but the cords is short so I only could do the front panel and both of my front doors. It really sucks that I can’t put lights on my rear doors even when they’re 3 more lights left and a lot of a strip left. I would just use all the strip to it can reach the cord but it’s going to look tacky and that’s not the look I’m going for. I recommend it but if u trying to get your entire car done I recommend getting something better with long cords. My led floor Matt’s are completely separate

Made my car looks really nice got a lot of compliments but over time the full light strip stopped lighting up not sure if it had to do with the actual cable or the lights