THMOOTHER 20-Pack 3.3FT 1Meter V Shape LED Strip Aluminum Channel Diffuser System, Extruded Alu Track Milky Cover with Corner Connector and Mounting Kit,Easy Cut and Installed Curved Lens Profile

Good, consistent quality. Well packed, parts all stacked and bagged separately. Assembly is fine, but watch the dimensions. I built my cabinets with an overhang to accommodate the aluminum channel, but the clips add to that (even when countersinking each screw), so they need more clearance to remain hidden. The covers bow out a bit more than I'd like, too, but that's documented well in the photos. And that's all fine, I'm not trying to make the lights totally invisible, and I can see if some double sided tape will hide the channels better than the clips. Really, the only main complaints I have are the lack of inside-radius corner connectors (imagine running these along the underside edge of your cabinets closest to you, through a corner) and the covers being a bit too tight to snap in. The diffuser covers fit, they work, and they're easy to cut and fasten without cracking the plastic like some others. But they're a pain, and they add bulk, so I might just leave them off, since the light strip I'm using has a diffuser layer built in. Otherwise, it's a good kit. I like the end pieces that snap in to clean things up a bit and soften the sharp cut edges. Just remember to think through how you're running the wires before you start assembling things like wire-to-strip connectors and such. I'd buy this again for another project where super low profile aesthetics weren't the priority. It's quality stuff.

I’ve used this in 2 different bedrooms now and I have to say that it’s a pain in the butt to install. I’m not degrading the quality as it works quite well and is worth the labor but be warned, it’s a job to do it. The good news is, once it’s up, it’s up permanently and if your leds go bad just rip them out and install anew. For best results use 3 clips per section but 2 will work if you’re using every channel as mine didn’t have enough to do 3 per channel when using every piece. If your room is smaller and you have extra clips, use them! as more clips give a tighter stronger mount. I do really like the look as they blend right in with my ceiling and you don’t even notice they’re there until the leds come on. In a way I wish the diffusers were a little less opaque as it diminishes the color a bit but worth it when the leds are off.

For the price, it's very fine. I mean that in the most neutral way possible. It's cheap, but not garbage. It's flimsy, but not weak. The diffusers are pretty bad though, so if you have LEDs that are too bright, you'll have to dim them so you don't get hot-spots or shining dots next to dark spots. Wasn't hard to put up, does the job. Just wish it was a few inches longer.

My husband wanted to install these to go with the LED's he put up in our family room. I didn't think they were necessary until I saw it. They definitely look nicer with these and they weren't too hard to install. I did see that someone suggested using double sided tape. That might have made it even easier, but I didn't see that suggestion until we'd already put them up.

I have been waiting years for this product at this price point. No more led glare or dirt breaking the lights. Installed on base boards and door frames. The mounting hardware is sufficient, but a Brad nailer made the install quick and simple. Protip: use a hot knife or a fine blade chop saw to cut the lenses.

Work great and looks way better than bare lights. They were kinda annoying to screw in due to the size of the screws but they work and look good. I rated some categories low because it makes no sense to ask me about brightness and adhesion since it does neither. Pretty satisfied though

So, first of all, the channels and the clips for these angled channels should have the back corner (V) taken off such that they don’t have to sit in a perfectly square corner. I was mounting to the ceiling where wall and cloning meet, but as we know, sheet rockers doing mud and tape don’t make those corners square. The clips don’t sit flush to the wall or ceiling for this. This also leads to joints being uneven in some cases which affect the final outlook of the product. Secondly, the plastic diffuser clips are a pain in the A to get in. I started by trying to bend/ push them in my hand with my thumbs. That hurt like nobody’s business. Then I thought, I wonder if I could squeeze them slightly with a pair of pliers till they pop in. That worked a little, but because they’re pliers and metal and don’t stay at a fixed width, they tend to scratch the plastic, so then I came up with an idea of cutting a piece of hardwood to be just slightly smaller width than the plastic in finished clipped in position and slightly deeper of a arc to give room for the diffuser to flex. This was a true lifesaver and only took me 30 mins for 2 rooms. I just put the diffuser in one channel and then places my tool over it and rocked it back and forth and it popped right in. I then slide it along the strip and I hear it pop in all down the line. Don’t get me wrong, it’s still a lot of effort! Third, while the inside corner brackets work ok, it would be nice if there were some outside corner brackets available.

I used these with some LED strips to light up my rooms. They include all the mounting equipment you need to affix them to dry wall, but I opted to use some adhesive 3M strips instead. They are very light weight so I was able to use a single 3lb strip to hold each section. The diffuser worked well and for the most part, it was easy to install. I used a hacksaw to but the aluminum and the diffuser can be eaisly cut with a pair of scissors.

Good tolerances, no wiggle, no missing parts. Plastic shells are easy to cut to size, just score with a sharp craft knife and bend. Even came with a little pad of 800grit sand paper to remove burrs.

La verdad por el precio no esta tan mal, se siente bastante solido ya que es de aluminio, peroa su vez es algo pesado, asi que necesita ponerse con perforaciones a comparación de una de plástico que con una cinta doble cara es suficiente. Algo que no me acab de convencer del todo es que la difuminacion no es muy buena, esperaba una difuminacion mas pareja, ya que se ve la luz led de forma puntual, pero sin duda es mejor que tener los led destapados, cabe tener en cuenta que este efecto mejora dependiendo de que tan juntos o separados se encuentran los led entre si, si estan muy separados, se ven muy puntuales las zonas con luz.

It took a struggle to figure it out, but it did the work.

Quedaron bien en las tiras led

Sérieusement agréablement surpris du lot de 20 bandes. J'ai pu faire le tour complet de mon condo !