WEBUPAR 10 in 1 Car Interior Light Kit, Ambient Lighting Kits with 315 inches Fiber Optic, APP Control, Car Accessories Multicolor RGB Neon Car LED Strip Lights with Music Sync Mode and DIY Mode

Received today Instructions in chinese no way of knowing how to install looks very hard to install getting sent back as not how described at all

AMAZING PRODUCT. COLORS ARE GREAT. REMOTE IS NICE. LENGTH WAS RIGHT ON VALUE WAS GREAT. INSTALLATION WAS A BREEZE

Easy to install. Great price. If you take your time you can actually hide all the wires to make it look pretty legit. The wires are long enough to do the doors and dash. So far they are bright and true to color. I got purple because that's my 3 year olds favorite color and it doesn't matter how manly you are when your 3 year old wants purple lights you get purple lights. Now we can jam out to Miss Rachel songs in style.

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.