Muzata 6Pack 3.3FT Black LED Strip Profile with Transparent Cover U1SW BT

Works great for the intended purpose. Easy to cut and install. The clear cover/window is a little flimsy so be careful not to snap or scratch it. Not a problem once up though of course. Would buy again if putting up more of the same lighting. Good value for the cost.

Excellent casing for led Light, make a much more professional finish

These look great and are really easy to install with the clips to hold them to the surface you're attaching to. I'd suggest you get some screws of your own, as the supplied screws are the usual cheap versions with the poor fitting philips head and easily slip/wear if you're not careful. The plastic casing is clear and hasn't appeared to reduce any of the light level coming from the led strip. They're a bit expensive but that's not out of keeping with the other similar items and par for the course with them being aluminium and we'll made for consistent shape/quality. These can also be cut to size, so they can fit to any area, and the dimensions on the website appear to be accurate and my led strip fits snuggly but consistently across the 10m I purchased.

Thank you for my order it did my job i was doing it looks great good service

pretty expensive when you are wanting a lot but it was exactly what its described as so no real complaints.

Clear top cover is bit very fragile

Does what it says on the can, Nice quality for the money.

Used this for the back of my van to put some led lights in looks the part

The overall quality is only average and doesn't justify the premium price, but the response to resolve a miss-shipment was good.

Très bien

A great DIY light strip channel kit. My only issue is the connectors to combine channels together into a longer chain are sold separately. I didn't know connectors existed until I happened to stumble upon them by luck. (They only advertise their corner ones.) I got the clear transparent covers option. I found these are far easier to cut than what you would expect. What you do is first cut your channel to the desired length. Then put an end cap (temporarily) on one end and snap the cover on up against the end cap. Next, on the other end, take an X-acto or utility blade, place the blade flush against the cut edge of the channel, and start heavily scoring the cover a few times (do outer sides, top, and inner bottom; top will require a straight edge or ruler). Then when you try pull the cover off the channel, the sides should snap at the scoring. Bend the cover at the scores a few times, and the two parts will eventually snap free of each other at the scoring. (Note: this method assumes you've squared the cut end of the channel, and have cleaned off any burs.) If the (clear) covers look scuffed or scratched, don't worry. There is actually a clear (near invisible) protective film on top of the cover that you can peel off, or leave on as a "very" mild diffuser. I normally don't peel it off until after I put the cover on the channel for the final time.

Well made, easy to use

Works as expected. Look great too. With my installation I had to 3d print some attachments to connect to the wall panel, but overall no issues. I had some other channels from another project and used the frosted covers instead for a more even look along the ceiling. Little pricey for what you get but can’t complain.