REXTiN® WS2811 Pixels Digital Addressable LED String Lights Waterproof RGB Full Color 12mm DC 12V (DC12V 50pcs)

Very good leds, bright and colorfull. Love it.

Work great for the best light show on the block. Great price very durable, easy to install . Easy to add more as your show gets bigger.

For my use on our lighting system, I just didn't have enough channels available.

Great lights. They are very bright and easy to install. I deducted one star only because extra male and female ends would make "jumper" wires easier to make. The video shows 670 lights.

Gateway drug into the world of programmable lighting. You can find WS2811 pixels from specialized vendors for cheaper, but these are the best on Amazon. Years later, and I'm still using mine! They eventually turned into a Christmas light show with nearly 10,000 pixels.

I've been using these in preparation for an led show. I've noticed with these lights you have to inject power after 100 pixels. I used to use a different brand and I was able to get away with injecting every 150 pixels. As you see in the video, I injected at the 150 pixel mark and it causes the lights to flicker. Not a huge deal, just keep this in mind I'd you're planning on having long runs.

Great Pixels. Never had any issues.

Used once. Have to be too close for use on a car.

We have only had them a few weeks and have only used half so far so cannot speak to the longevity but they look and perform great! Nice colours, reasonably thick wiring and a decent level of waterproofing. These are individually addressable, compared to groups of 3 in the LED Strips we have which is nice.

no es IP68, es IP65, y no es 0.3W es 0.5W ... es mucha diferencia de precio por el indice de protection y por la fuente adecuada. yo elige este producto por eso y veo que el es igual que muchos con un precio superior. a parte, el envio fue rapido y el producto coresponde a la foto de venta. Una disculpa... Yo quiero un producto IP68... y no lo tengo

12 volt leds work well via an ESP32S flashed with WLED. I did forget to connect the controller ground to the 12v power supply ground so was getting flickering lights. After a few searches on google I realized my mistake. Once the controller board ground was connected to the 12v power supply ground everything worked perfectly.

As easy to use as the 5v sort, with the right controller - an ESP32 running WLED on a 12V adapter board in my case.

Great LED’s!