T. Mckee says:

Waterproof, SUPER flexible, surprisingly bright, but can’t connect them end-to-end We bought 5 of these to light up the inside of a canopy. One was bright enough, two made it great three was so bright we also bought a dimmer. having all 5 looks fantastic. We actually bought two dimmers so we can put one on the sign outside our booth, and have different intensities for each strip. They work great!They are actually pretty well built. There is a weak spot at the point where the wires go into the waterproofed section with the LED’s inside, and the brace they have there fell off as soon as it was bent a little bit. But it still feels really solid and I’m not worried about it coming apart.They are also SUPER SUPER flexible. I can fit right into the corner of the canopy and make a 90 degree turn with the radius about the same as a nickle. not a true “Corner” but that’s pretty close!Each LED gives off the same tone of light, I was worried about them looking different, but even across all 5 strands each light is the same color. Very consistent.My only real gripe with them is that the end is sealed. You cannot connect multiple strands end-to-end. I ended up building a “spider web” of wiring to get the lights where I needed them, and it worked out okay. But it would have been much easier if they could daisy chain together. (Although that would probably defeat the “waterproof” so maybe that’s why it was done that way?)I used a portable car starter with a “cigarette lighter” plug to power them, it’s rated at 400 watts, but even with 5 strings we don’t reach 125 watts. Battery lasts 7 1/2 hours or so before lights get noticeably Dimmer, so they aren’t pulling more wattage than they specify.