Govee Car LED Lights, Smart Car Interior Lights with App Control, RGB Lights with DIY Mode and Music Mode, 2 Lines Design LED Lights for Cars with Car Charger, 12V

I did not purchase this product to put on a light show in my car. Although, I admit, the feature that has the lights change to the music in the car is pretty fun. But for me, I just wanted to be able to have a solid light (reasonably normal “whitish” color” to illuminate the floor area of my vehicle so I could ensure I don’t leave items behind. And the lights are brighter than I expected, which is good. The quality seems very high considering the low price of this product. It is a bit of work to install (the actual “install” takes about 30 seconds … the cord management takes more effort. For the front seats: I cleaned the area off with rubbing alcohol and let it dry before applying the adhesive … and it wouldn’t hold for more than a few seconds. So I used Duck brand Max Strength Nano Grab double-sided gel tape. And this has held perfectly. For the back seats: My vehicle does not have surface area in the back to attach these to. I’ve seen videos of people installing them to side area (below the door panel) and others setting them on the floor. I elected to simply place them in the strap of my front seat protectors so they point down towards the floor of the backseat area. No tape, screws, or zip ties required for that. And so far they haven’t moved around at all. The design is good. The cord is able to be tucked neatly so it’s not in the way. And the little remote control that is attached to the cord lays out of the way tucked up to the shifter/console area on the driver side. The 12 volt plug (which powers these lights) has an easy to use red button on it which illuminates when on so if your car does not automatically shut off it’s 12 volt plug when you turn off the car, you can see it and remember to turn it off. Therefore it does not impact battery life. This price of this product is very good. The brightness is excellent for the price. If you want to add some light (or fun) to your vehicle for a very low price … choose this product.

These lights were a waste when for a few bucks more you can get a way better quality. I go these and loved the lighting, BUT if you barely pull the wires it can break the entire light. I snagged the lights one time and it pulled the wires out of the light strip. ALSO the sticking power is terrible. I had to get additional stickers because no matter the surface or how clean it was it wouldn't stick. Luckily 3M helped with that one.

I was pleasantly surprised that I like the appearance of these interior car LEDs. With downloaded app, the color choices are better than the included button controls. They can be dimmed so they aren’t distracting at night. They are a bit challenging to decide where and how to mount them.

The LED lights are impressive—bright and well-made. The wire length is just right for installation in the rear passenger and driver footwell, and they can be easily tucked away. The glue appears to hold well, but I'll keep an eye on it once they’re exposed to heat from the sun. The app control feature is excellent, allowing for easy adjustments and scene settings. Overall, I’m extremely satisfied with this purchase. The red lights really give my car a sporty look!

Funcionan a la perfección, ese movimiento con la música le da un plus excelente

Installed in my Volvo S60, it looks pretty decent tbh. Not all colors look good with a black carpet though. ( thats not a led problem though lol ). Just a warning to everyone with black interrirors and trim.I kinda wish I would of gotten a more serious install kit. I will eventually mod this into the car since I like it.Things it lack for me. Connectors.... and wire thickness.Makes me not want to get too fancy with the wiring. I do think I will cut off the cig lighter adapter and fuse it in the dash and rout the wires through the dash. It's leds, it should last like a super long time before it craps out, even if it's cheap.The cig lighter thing is outdated and redundant, I see why it's here. It's for the non serious individuals. I think it should be an option for this to have a pro install method. The app is decent and works well enough. Settings seem to save themselves to the device too through eprom or somthing <3 so thats cool.So a note to anyone who is serious about like car upgrades and mods, maybe go with something else. This can be made to do the same thing though for cheaper and has like functionality. It's pretty slick, you'll like how it looks im pretty sure and you'll wish you spent a bit more fr. I'm just going to take the time to make this a bit more legit, it it dies out ill just get the legit method for this. Rn I'm just working on the layout of it before I dove in and spent like 60 ~70$ on something else.The wire thickness is a legit peeve though. It's thick.... I don't like that at all lol.For 40 extra bucks though?? To go better idk. If your just testing it out. This is fine.------------------------------------------------------Update like 2 weeks later:------------------------------------------------------I let them run 24/7 whe. In the car and nothing is burned out and they are fine tbh.I also chose to wire it into the car finally. If you know how to like do basic wiring.. ( super basic shiz ) you'll be able to do it in a hour or 2 depending on how crazy your car interrior is.My S60 interrior was a lot, but it looks great now. No wire is visible and I don't have somthing jammed in a 12v port.For 20$ and some extra wiring and maybe an extra 30 min for install? It's great 🙃 my only concern with these is that they would die in a few days 😄 but nah, they are fine. Let it ride for the 20 $These are the good fr, ( the app is decent actually... no music sync in app.... only real bummer... sync is done by the controller thing.)They are pretty much bright enough, I arranged then under the seat to cast the light into the passenger and driver foot wells. It looks much better than casting it down onto the floor. ( black interrior peeps, pro tips yo <3 )You're gonna want to pick up some good wire to run it in your car 🙃 and I used solder to join wires if needed ( depends on how you route the thing. I don't do crimp connectors they are cheesy. Use a normal fuse jumper.Check your wiring diagram for your car to find the 12v outlet fuse 🙃 just use that. Like in my car I don't have a lot of options to jump from.( and I don't recomend just finding an empty fuse location tbh ) find the 12v outlet fuse and piggy back that fuse for safety <3All in all.... 20$ + maybe like 5$ in random extra parts added and 2 hours of playing with my car while having fun doing it. Worth it <3I also added automotive connectors so I can mod another 20$ kit in if I need to easily lol.