Dreamcolor Acrylic Interior Car LED Strip Light 29.5-inch, which fit for dreamcolor main controller connects and sub-controller kit (not including), Not applicable dreamcolor 5 in 1(single controller)

I had seen the mood lighting in Mercedes vehicles and really wanted it, but buying one just for that didn’t seem a good enough reason and was out of my budget. This LED kit, for much less than the price of a Mercedes, its brilliant. It has all the bits I wanted, footwell lights, door box lights, door handle lights and LED strips. Plus, with the dreamcolour kit you get multiple colours in the same LED strip. It’s worth going for the dreamcolour over the RGB version for just a bit more money. I thought I might be happy with just the static single colours of the RGB version and that the animations of the dreamcolour might be great for showing off in the car park but distracting while driving, so I’d end up leaving it in static colour mode all the time. But having gone for the dreamcolour there are many slow-moving effects that don’t distract.I’ve found normal LED tape can break just by looking at it, so I was worried I would damage these LED strips trying to fit them. But that is not the case with these, the LED strips have stood up to bending and being forced into trim gaps.Note that being thin and flat it can only really bend one way, there is only a bit of flex against the thick profile of the strip. If the line you want to follow goes out and in (like mine does going round the central console) you might struggle to get it to fit or have to stop at the bend cutting the strip short. I wanted it along the whole dash and managed to find a way to make it fit.In the back of the car, I was planning to fit the LED strip in the gap between the plastic and fabric trims on the rear doors, but the gap was just too tight. The panels were moulded together so I couldn’t take the fabric panel off to fit the strip and then replace the panel. However the smooth black side of the LED strip looks so smart, and the door is black, that when I held it up it looked almost as good held over the gap as it would inserted into it. I put double sided tape on the strip (not the tape the kit came with, I used Ultratape Extra Strong Foam Mounting Tape 25mm x 10m, I had to trim it from 25mm to 8mm wide, but it was the 0.8mm thickness I wanted. Not many double-sided tape listings gave the thickness, I got it from a station that sells tools, but it is available from sellers on Amazon) and just stuck the LED strip on the door. It looks just like another piece of door trim.I found a switched live in the main fuse box I could use with a fuse tap to power the main control unit, so it turns on and off with the ignition. If you are lucky, you will already have power in the doors you can tap into for the sub control units. I was hoping to find a supply that was switched via the ignition, but in my car it’s a permanent live. I was worried the sub controller would keep the lights on when the main controller gets turned off, but they have obviously thought if this, a quick test showed that the sub controllers turn the lights off when they loose contact with the master. In the off mode they don’t use much power, but you might want to add a hidden switch, so you can fully power off the sub controllers.It wasn’t listed in the Package Contents of the listing, but my kit also came with more than enough wire taps, the wire to wire version, not the type that tap a single wire and give you a socket to plug into that you might see used in fitting videos.You do have to be confident to take off the door cards and drill holes in them to fit the handle and box lights. I found some great videos on YouTube that showed how to do it for my car, it is much easier when you know where the screws and clips are hidden that hold the door card on.The only improvement I would make is to be able to control the brightness of the strips separately from the door handle, door box and footwell lights. The strips are much brighter than these and at night I would like to be able to dim the strips and leave the others at full.Overall, I’m really happy with the kit. It is bright, still visible on a bright day, and looks amazing fitted in my car. Even if you have no gaps or tight gaps it might work for you just sticking it on.

As you can see the light is a really good brightness, the installation is easy if you have good knowledge on vehicle wiring, it really isn’t a bad kit for the price, the Bluetooth is instantaneous

Everything works great except one strip, I know it’s not anything else because I’ve tried it slots that work with others.I don’t know how to contact the seller and the only option that shows up is a return but I don’t want to take it all out again and return the lot. So if the seller sees this please contact me

Bought the product a month ago , powered them up all looking good placed them back in to the box same way they came , took them from the box to place them on 3 weeks later , 2 of them weren't working anymore , don't buy guys

I purchased this kit to add some additional ambient lighting to my Jaguar XFThe kit has everything you need from LED strips for the dashboard, door handle lights, door pocket lights, football lights all controllable via a smartphone app.The kit produces some crazy colours (I bought the dreamcolor version) and plenty of patterns etc. I probably won't use these personally but it is nice to be able to pick from several thousand colours. I went with an ice blue shade to match the OEM interior lighting.The advantage of this kit is that anything you fit to the doors don't need to be wired from in car to the doors, as they connect to the main controller via Bluetooth. Makes wiring much easier.There was an issue with a couple of LED strips, and have contacting the seller they resolved this very well and to my satisfaction. Great customer service from them.The lights do look brighter on the picture than "in person", but overall I am pleased with the kit and it is a good talking point for those who see it.The only negative I will say (and Im nit-picking here!) is the LED strips only bend one way (length ways) and not up-and-down if that makes sense so it is not completely flexible like the "EL wire' sort.Recommended piece of kit if you want to jazz up your car interior a bit!