Interior Car Lights: H6118

So I ordered one set and probably wasn't necessary do my whole truck but I'm kinda OCD and before I installed the first box, I went ahead and ordered another. I have a 2003 Chevy Trailblazer, long wheel base so three rows of seats. First the positive points. The concept is simple. I have multiple cigarette sockets so plug in and run wires. The lights are bright and the different modes are fun to play with. The price is right. $20 delivered, yes, worth the money.The negatives in my opinion would be the peel and stick tape is laughable, don't even bother peeling the paper off, it's worthless. For people that are very anal about neatness and want wires hidden and a clean look, it's tough. Wires could be longer although I got creative and made them work and clean. The last negative which circles back to the fastening. The tape, forget it but the other alternative they sent me were a bag of tiny screws. I don't mind drilling because my SUV is a shitbox and my Winter beater basically. However, the screws are meant to go through the center of a teeny RUBBER hole at the LED stick ends. Picture a rubber needle and threading it with a screw that is hard to see and hold in the first place..dumb.This was the solution. The picture I attached is key to installing these things. They worked fantastic and I think the product should include this method and scratch the current ones.Over all I'm happy, you get what you pay for and don't whine if you spent under $20 free delivery and it's not ideal. Come up with a way to make them work or spend more money..my two cents.

Installation was relatively easy although it’s a tight fit on my Silverado truck. It did fit, but barely.The biggest problem, and the reason I’m giving it one star, is that after going through the installation process I realized that the reds don’t work on two of the strands. That means that the lights look good, they’re bright, and the react to the music. However, whenever is the turn for the red to pop up, two of the strands turn off and then restart when it’s the other colors’ turn. To confirm this defect, I set it to a specific color and sure enough, no res on those two light strands. I will try to contact the seller and see if there’s a way to fox this.UPDATE: the customer service from the seller is nothing less than amazing. Got a response within hours with a possible solution to the problem. When it didn’t work, a replacement was quickly sent. The replacement works perfectly and it looks great. Do not hesitate in getting this product.

The media could not be loaded. I bought these for my 2013 Jeep Wrangler and installed them in the front and back. I am running them from my center console where I have a cigarette lighter port. I went with the Govee because I have their lights for some other applications in my house and already had the app. Plus, I have found their other products to work fairly well.They came in a package with the lights, some small screws for mounting (if needed), zip ties, a remote and the manual. I ran the lights through the jeep and to the spots I wanted them. I made sure I had enough cord to run and be able to hide it. I would suggest doing that before you stick them up. The reason I gave these 4 stars is because of the way they are daisy chained off each other, the cord had to run from one end of the light to the second light in the chain. In other words, they have one cord coming into the first light to power it but then another on the opposite end running to the next light. In my case, I had the first light under my dash on the drivers side and had to run the other end of the cord back past the light over to the one on the passenger side. So I ended up tying the cord up more than I had hoped. I wish they ran one shorter cord to one of the front and back lights and a set of longer cords on the other two. No matter how I tried it, the second light cord was kind of in it's own way. They work, but there's routing that I didn't need. I have a different brand in my truck and they ran 4 separate cords so that I didn't have to worry about which order I ran them in. But they don't have the app and features these do.Once I got the cords sorted out I peeled the tape backing off and stuck them to the dash in the front and the metal bar on my back seat in the back. I also used the included zip ties to hold them to the bar. That seat folds up so I wanted them to be held on better. I plugged them in, hit the power button and they worked.The app setup was really easy. Since I already had it setup I just added the lights (H6118 in my case) and they connected via bluetooth. I was then able to change the color and settings. It is super easy and intuitive. I recorded the music mode (see video) in action and it works pretty well. I won't run it this way, but I was impressed how it went to the beat, this time with the sensitivity turned down and on calm mode. After playing with it I will use a solid color. You can customize the colors and adjust it how you like. I didn't use the remote but it does everything you would need if you don't want or have the app.When it powers on, it goes through a few colors then goes on to the mode you have selected. It was fast and not too annoying. You can also dim the lights and do a ton of other things with it through the app. I would suggest that you use it for adjusting the lights initially. Once they are set, you don't need it.Overall, I m very happy with them. The lights are bright and work like expected. The app is a nice feature and I like that they have a power button. I can easily reach in the console and power them on or off. If I had run through my other cigarette lighter, they would go on and off with the key but I didn't want the plug (and glowing red power button) showing. They are pretty stealth and hidden away and will light things up enough at night to let me see. Now if it will warm up enough, I can get the doors off and go driving!