HOLDCY Car LED Strip Light, RGB Interior Car Lights, 5 in 1 with 236.22 inches Fiber Optic, Multicolor Dash Ambient Interior Lighting Kits, DIY Mode and Music Mode,Sound Active Function

I recently installed the HOLDCY Car LED Strip Light in my car, and it's been a total game-changer! 😍 The 236.22-inch fiber optic strip offers vibrant RGB colors that completely transformed my interior ambiance. 🌈 Whether I'm cruising down the highway or parked at a show, the lighting adds a touch of flair that turns heads. 👀The installation was straightforward, and the 5-in-1 design made it easy to customize the lighting to fit my car's interior. 🔧 The included remote control allows me to switch between DIY and music modes effortlessly. 🎛️ The sound-active function is a standout feature; the lights sync perfectly with the beat of my music, creating a dynamic and immersive experience. 🎶If you're looking to elevate your car's interior with customizable, vibrant lighting, I highly recommend the HOLDCY LED Strip Light. It's an affordable upgrade that delivers impressive results! 💯

The media could not be loaded. The product is a good product the installation is a lot harder than you would think but it's not impossible but it is tedious but the product is good the fiber optic cable that goes inside the tubing is sensitive it will crack and break on you if you're not careful the colors are awesome the function is great overall it's a great product I would recommend it I would recommend buying two because one will not cover your doors and your dashboard one has to be just for the dashboard and center console the doors need one more

Sure this seems like the cheapest and longest option out there but man the struggle is real. You have to put the lighting wire in the housing one that goes inside the threading of your car. And the wires that have the light are HUGE!! The hassle of taking the door panel and drilling holes is not worth it.. I most likely will be sending this back because the light does not pass all the way through unless you attach both lighting ports on each end causing complications with hading the wiring. Not worth is man... you are better off buying a 18in at auto zone with buying the controls separately. The changing of colors was a thing I was looking forward too but installing and hiding of wiring did not work and it ended up making my car look horrible. I recommend you spend on a professional who will make your car look luxurious but this right here.. this aint it chief.

The media could not be loaded. * Extra tubing was purchased *4/5 starsThese lights work by shining a single led through a optical wire that traps the light within it - pretty cool. When the sun goes down, it’s looks EPIC.(Updated 7/8/2022): They have only been installed for a few months now. I’m having no issues! Here’s my run down haha:- The lights are plenty bright, and change colors beautifully. You will only get to enjoy them at night, like all lights, the massive sun is just too strong, you can’t hold that against them. During the day, it does not look that ugly too, you only see any cables you didn’t hide, and the LED source of you consider it ugly.- I feel that the music modes are too fast & chaotic. I wish you could change the speed of the music mode. You can set the speed of the fade & jump scenes using the brightness buttons thought. I pretty much don’t use music mode just because it flashes too quickly (I’m 20 yrs old, I’m young but even this is too much for me lol). The color white is a little off, it’s not a full white, looking closely you can tell its a mix of all the colors on at the same time. Same this with purple, it looks more like a darker pink.- The brightness does gradually fade as it gets further down the tube, so with long wire runs (like 6+ feet) you might be able to tell that the glow fades a bit. You can use my videos above as a reference.- From the control box, there are 5 total cables each with an individual light source on the end, 2 of them are longer than the other three. I used the longer ones to reach my backseat.- I ended up purchasing an extra set of tubing ($12 for ~9 ft) (I messaged the shipper thru Amazon, they provided an Amazon link) so that I could put it everywhere I wanted. The original kit didn’t come with enough length… but I don’t think that’s because they give you too little, I think it’s mostly because I wanted to add more.- Inspect the tubing before install!! When I purchased the extensions separately, they arrived warped and bent beyond use - as if they were exposed to heat and nearly melted the plastic. Make sure your tubing is smooth, or else your light strip will be bent too. I ordered a replacement for the extension through Amazon and the replacement was better, but still had some kinks. At that point I just said whatever, good enough and used them. It is important to note that the original tubing was perfect, the extensions were the only thing that came warped; possibly due to the packaging. The original came in a cardboard box within the Amazon pak, the extensions were just in a ziplock bag within the Amazon padded pak.Installation tips:- Have a general plan as to where you want the lights to go; measure twice & cut once. Place the control box and cigarette plug first where they will be so that you know your limitations on length. I installed the shorter lengthened areas of tubing first before I did the long stretches of wire (around my rear passenger doors). Once you get a rough idea, you can place the tubing where you want it and cut it to size before you slide the optical wire through it. Leave about an inch of optical wire sticking out on the end of the tube where you will place the LED source, and leave sufficient room for the led source to sit against the car. I used a dab of glue from my hot glue gun to stick the led source to the car, I don’t recommend just letting it hang pulling on the optical wire.- Keep the LED source in a place where passengers will not bump against it (arms, shoes, head, whatever) and pull the whole strip out. Same thing with cables, don’t let cables out & free for passengers to trip / pull on. I used a dab of hot glue to ensure some things stayed in place.- When placing tubing on doors, install it with the doors fully swung open. Leave sufficient cable for the doors to swing fully open and not pull on anything. You can use some hot glue as needed… always be sure the cable length can accommodate the full opening of the doors.- Do your best to hide the cables and the LED source for a more clean and seamless look. The included panel-pry tool was very handy, allowing me to tuck the cables & LED tubing away, although the tool is flimsy if the panel is very tight.- Dont bend & kink the tubing during install… we want a smooth beam of light.- Took me about 2-3 hours to installOverall, I absolutely love it. It adds an awesome vibe to the car, and I can’t wait to get my friends and do a road trip… My biggest complaint is that you can not adjust the speed of the scenes (like jump and fade). Music mode is just too fast & chaotic. There is not an app to control the lights, it’s just the physical remote.All the other lights (underglow and footwell lights) are from Govee.

So...first of all i do like the look I ended up with vs. traditional light bars. That being said they are not super bright and must be viewed at nighttime to see all portions of the tubes light up. The remote works great and seem to have no issues penetrating through various objects/materials. Now, my real gripe (and what I was really looking for a good version of) is that the music modes are ridiculous. They claim to "flash to the rythm..." Hardly, they flash at every single decibel the WAY oversensitive mic pics up (who still uses a microphone for this kind of tech anyways?!?!) which means road noise, engine noise, treble, bass, mids, ambient noise....virtually everything that makes noise cause a flash no matter which mode you pic so what you end up with is hefty fine if you run these in music mode at night and a cop sees you. Hell I would pull myself over if I saw the strobe-like colors flashing from the car. Perhaps if there was a way to adjust sensitivity of the mic (I tried putting it in a little sound dampening box i made - did nothing) and, ideally, choose which colors to include in the mode then maybe i'd have something to work with but did not at all meet my expectations or hopes. Also, yeah....you have to have a groove to fit the little plastic tabs in and even if you do there is no gaurantee they're not going to just fall out....